Their, They're, There
Students learn the differences between the similar sounding words their, they're and there

Is it Fiction or Non-Fiction? by Denise Pellicane
Students learn the difference between fiction and nonfiction books

Ancient Greek Mythology
Tests students' knowledge of Greek myths

Romeo and Juliet Activities
Six activities based around Romeo and Juliet

Concentration: Antonyms, Synonyms, Homonyms by Danielle Klaus
Students identify pairs of antonyms, synonyms and homonyms

I'm Thankful for Verbs by Lori Reed
Students learn about verbs and practise identifying them in sentences

Fact or Opinion? by Lori Reed
A turkey themed interative lesson teaching students the difference between facts and opinion

Reading Comprehension Test
A short reading comprehension test with multiple choice questions

Prefixes and Suffixes by Lori Reed
Students will review the difference between prefix and suffix, locate and use prefixes and suffixes in writing

Notetaking by Sheilagh Brown and Lorraine Hacquard
Learn to take notes in outline form by determining the topic sentence and finding the supporting sentences from the key words

Introduction to Grammar by Stacy Wells
Introduces students to nouns, pronouns, verbs and adjectives, and allows students a guided practise opportunity

Metaphors and Similes by Irene Pickle
Learn to distinguish between metaphors and similes and to use both figures of speech effectively in writing

Story Stew
Introduces character development, setting and the plot in a story using a recipe analogy

Introduction to Paragraph Writing by Irene Pickle
Students learn the basic concepts of writing paragraphs and understand and recognise the essential parts of a paragraph. Contains learning material followed by an interactive review section

Letter Sort by Kellie Gaffney
Students distinguish the initial sounds of words and sort them by beginning sound using pictures and letters

Literature Game by Bethany McCormack
A question-answer game with questions on the topic of literature and reading comprehension terms. Can be adapted to fit any subject type.

Noun Hunt - by Lara Ernsting
Sort pictures and words into three noun categories, distinguish between common and proper nouns

Apostrophes In Action by Lori Reed
The three rules for using apostrophes, identifying apostrophe usage and types in a sentence

Adjective-Noun Riddles by Karena DeYoung
Using nouns, adjectives, synonyms and rhymes to create and illustrate riddles.

Alliteration by Eryn Dearden
Students explore alliteration by ordering silly rhyming sentences.