Edit for Run-Ons and Fragments
A paragraph about a cat who loves boxes, with two run-ons and two fragments to find and fix.
Eight dog facts to sort into two paragraphs, what dogs need and why they make good friends, plus topic sentences.
“These notes are about dogs, but they belong in two different paragraphs. Sort each detail, then write a topic sentence for each paragraph.”
Printed on the sheet:
Have kids color-code each fact for paragraph one or two before writing.
Revising and editing mixed up. Revising is the ideas; editing is the rules.
Trade paragraphs with a partner for a peer edit.
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A paragraph about a cat who loves boxes, with two run-ons and two fragments to find and fix.
An aquarium field trip paragraph with nine misspelled words to find with the sp mark and fix.
A zoo-trip paragraph with eight homophone mix-ups (there, their, our, see, too, knew, great) to fix.
A blanket-fort paragraph with six subject-verb mistakes, including compound subjects and -ing subjects.
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.