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Introduction
 Subject: Language Arts
 Grades: 6-8
 Objectives: For students to be able
to identify simple grammar terms in everyday
sentences.
 Directions : Students can take their time
moving through the different slides.
There are examples on each teaching slide.
This should help the students identify the
different nouns when it is time to take the quiz.
Work
Cited
Grammar Terms!
 Noun: A Person, Place or Thing.
 Examples: mom, tree, Washington D.C.
 Mary went to the store to get lemons.
 There are three nouns in this sentence:
Mary (who is a person),
store (which is a place), and
lemons (which is a thing)!
Grammar Terms!
 Pronoun: a word that can substitute for a noun.
 Examples: he, she, it, we, they, them
 He was riding in his car.
 Car is a noun, not a pronoun!.
Now try this!
 Verb: An action or a state.
 Example: Walk, run, jump, sit.
 The cow jumped over the moon.
Conjunction junction
what’s your function?
 Conjunction: A word which connects
words, phrases, or clauses.
 Examples: and, but, & or.
 I can do this or that.
Now lets try prepositions!
 Preposition: A word that links a noun or
pronoun to other words.
 Hint: Think about what you can do to a
box!
 Examples: in, over, under
 You can go over a box, under a box, or in a box!
 I ran under the tree.
Are you ready for a quiz?
Answer This!
 Can you identify the noun(s) in the following
sentence?
 Debbie ran around the tree.
Debbie
Tree
Around
Debbie
Ran
Tree
Sorry! Try Again!
Go Back to Question
Go Back to Lesson
Great Job!
Go To Next
Question!
Now a little bit harder…
 Identify the PRONOUN in the following sentence.
 The dog went to the store with him.
DOG
STORE
HIM
Sorry! Try Again!
Go Back to Question
Go Back to Lesson
Great Job!
Go To Next
Question!
Conjunction Junction!
 Which of the following would NOT be a conjunction?
And
But
You
Wonderful!
Go To Next
Question!
Sorry! Incorrect Answer!
Go Back To
Question
Go Back to Lesson
Prepositions
 A good way to remember a preposition is anything you
can do to a ….
Crayon
Pony
Box
Go
Home!
Try One More Time!
Go Back To Question!
Go Back To Lesson!
Work Cited!

Language Practice." Wikispaces. 2008. 6 Mar 2008
<http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://fhswolvesden.wikispaces.com/space/showimage/G
RAMMAR.jpg&imgrefurl=http://fhswolvesden.wikispaces.com/Language&h=466&w=600&sz=114&hl
=en&start=1&tbnid=uMytWBRSDAkMzM:&tbnh=105&tbnw=135&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dgrammar%2
6gbv%3D2%26hl%3Den>.

Durcan, Chris. "Using English." English Glossary of Grammar Terms. 25 NOV 2007. 6 Mar 2008
<http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary.html>.

Clipart from Microsoft PowerPoint