Edit for Subject-Verb Agreement
A blanket-fort paragraph with six subject-verb mistakes, including compound subjects and -ing subjects.
A zoo-trip paragraph with eight homophone mix-ups (there, their, our, see, too, knew, great) to fix.
“This paragraph has 8 homophone mistakes, like their for there. Cross out each wrong word and write the right one above it.”
Printed on the sheet:
Post the homophone pairs with picture clues where kids can check while they edit.
Kids who rewrite everything instead of fixing what is marked. Keep changes small and on purpose.
Have kids use the same steps on a paragraph from their own journal.
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A blanket-fort paragraph with six subject-verb mistakes, including compound subjects and -ing subjects.
The hamburger organizer: a topic sentence bun, three detail fillings and a closing sentence bun.
Four sets of detail sentences to match with their topic sentences, then a topic sentence to write.
Four short paragraphs, each with one off-topic sentence to find and cross out.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.