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Grade 12, Language Arts Std # 1–4: Recognize pronoun – antecedent agreement Number, case, and gender Indefinite Relative, reflexive, intensive pronouns

Lesson Plans: Grammarfest Students work in pairs to study components of grammar and teach a lesson to their classmates. Mad Lib Screams Uses Mad Libs idea to teach/review parts of speech. Jabberwocky grammar Uses the popular poem to review/teach parts of speech. Making the Pronoun and Antecedent Agree Lesson plan and printable activity

Resources: Capital Community College's Grammar and Writing Site Provides resources to help students improve their writing. Site includes interactive tutorials and quizzes. Pronoun-Antecedent Warm-ups Great bell ringer for the beginning of class Grammar Bytes Interactive exercises for pronoun-agreement The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation Contains rules, worksheets and activities to use to teach grammar. Suggestions for English Language Learners: ESL Ideas (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional) (B) Given a list of pronouns, students locate and highlight as many pronouns as possible in a newspaper article or other writing. (I, T) Given a list of pronouns, students locate and highlight as many pronouns with their antecedents as possible in a newspaper article or other writing.
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