Daily Fix-It Sentences
Five quick warm-up sentences, one a day, each with two to four capital and punctuation mistakes to fix.
Eight sentences where kids choose between a plural and a possessive, like cats and cat’s.
“A plural means more than one (cats). A possessive shows who owns something and has an apostrophe (cat’s). Circle the word that fits.”
Printed on the sheet:
TheThreeMyWe saw fiveAll theThat iscatscat’sdogsdog’ssisterssister’shorseshorse’sbirdsstudent’sTomsflowersbird’sTom’sflower’s
Ask “more than one, or belongs to?” for each word before kids choose.
Kids who fix the sheet but not their own writing. Connect the rule to the next writing task.
Have kids edit one paragraph of their own writing for this rule only.
US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.
Five quick warm-up sentences, one a day, each with two to four capital and punctuation mistakes to fix.
Eight numbers to write in words with a hyphen, plus forty, the one that has no hyphen and no u.
Nine sentences with seasons, subjects, directions and languages: kids decide which need a capital letter.
A full-size envelope to address, with the return address, the mailing address and the stamp in the right places.
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.