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10 Minute Grammar

Language Arts Lady (LAL) provides ten minute weekly grammar/writing/spelling/vocabulary/language arts ”lessons” in this short-form podcast. LAL has written over 100 language arts/writing curriculum books totaling over 50,000 pages over the past twenty years for a couple different publishers. She loves to teach her innovative methods, quick tips, and tried solutions to language arts teaching to teachers, parents, and teaching parents (or fellow grammar nerds in general!). YOU can teach your child to

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10 Minute Grammar 16: 11th Part of Speech? Subordinators

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/12/02

When considering “main parts of speech,” there are a lot of lists floating around. The first eleven episodes of this broadcast are made up of 10 First Parts of Speech in Order. But why are some included and some not? (See 10 MG #1 for more details on that!) I am an advocate of teaching subordinators (also called by other names—find out why this is the best name in today’s episode!) early and often. 1) They make up sentences just like other parts of speech do (though not needed to make a sentence a

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10 Minute Grammar 15: Teaching Beginning Poetry for...

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2022/11/25

Poetry writing is often avoided by teachers and disliked by students. I’m a firm believer that it doesn’t have to be this way! As a matter of fact, I believe we can change any outlook on writing if we teach students all of the skills needed for each type of writing! On today’s episode, I start by reviewing the first three steps from last week’s episode. Plan for poetry teaching to be a process—not a one and done event. Read aloud from poetry during reading, content areas, unit studies,

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #14: Teaching Beginning...

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2022/11/18

Teaching poetry writing is one of the (many) great loves of my life! Upper elementary students can enjoy poetry writing if it is taught to them systematically. On today’s episode, I start with the first three steps I use for teaching poetry to fourth graders and up: Plan for poetry teaching to be a process—not a one and done event. I like to use two weeks of writing time each semester for poetry writing in order to introduce it in a fun way and teach all the skills they will need in order to

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #13: Writing Tips for...

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2022/11/09

Welcome to another exciting episode of Writing Tips for Every Grade. Today’s topic is still the littles—the kindergarten “writers.” Here are the high points of today’s episode: Teach “writing” informally through reading aloud, listening to audios together, and building the child’s background of experience. Beware of too much “student writing” before reading fluency is reached. Don’t use precious reading lesson time for writing unless child learns to read through writing (rare) Write whole paragraphs

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #12: Preschool Writing Tips...

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/11/02

Welcome to a new series on the 10 Minute Grammar podcast/videocast: Writing Tips for Every Grade! I start out with the littles—oh how I love the littles! Yep, Writing Tips for Preschool! Here are some of the topics I cover: Writing vs. penning--Penning is art. Writing is thinking. Preschoolers can think even when they can’t write! Read to preschoolers often—the more littles are read to, the more they can bring to their own reading and writing process! Experiences to bring to the reading and writing

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #11: Determiners (Parts of...

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2022/10/28

Parts of Speech are for sentence building: The (noun marker/article) The CAT (noun) The SNEAKY cat (adjective) The sneaky cat CLIMBS. (Verb) The sneaky cat EASILY climbs (adverb). The sneaky cat easily climbs. HE uses HIS claws. (Pronoun) The sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws ON the tree. (Preposition) YES, the sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws on the tree. (Interjections) Yes, the ONE sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws on the tree. (determiner) 1)

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #10: Coordinating...

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2022/10/19

Parts of Speech are for sentence building: The (noun marker/article) The CAT (noun) The SNEAKY cat (adjective) The sneaky cat CLIMBS. (Verb) The sneaky cat EASILY climbs (adverb). The sneaky cat easily climbs. HE uses HIS claws. (Pronoun) The sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws ON the tree. (Preposition) YES, the sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws on the tree. (Interjections) 1) Coordinating conjunctions (cc) 2) Used to join coordinating pieces. -two or more words -two or more

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #9: Interjections (Parts of...

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2022/10/13

Welcome to another episode of 10 Minute Grammar! This is number 8 in our Parts of Speech series--the eighth part of speech that we teach/learn for sentence building! 1. Noun marker: THE 2. Noun: The CAT 3. Adjective: The SNEAKY cat 4. Verb: The sneaky cat CLIMBS. 5. Adverb: The sneaky cat EASILY climbs. 6. Pronoun: The sneaky cat easily climbs trees. HE uses HIS claws. 7. Prepositions: The sneaky cat easily climbs trees. He uses his claws ON TREES. 8. TODAY!!! Interjection: YES, the sneaky cat

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #8: Prepositions (Parts of...

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/10/06

Parts of Speech are for sentence building: The (noun marker/article) The CAT (noun) The SNEAKY cat (adjective) The sneaky cat CLIMBS. (Verb) The sneaky cat EASILY climbs (adverb). The sneaky cat easily climbs. HE uses HIS claws. (Pronoun) The sneaky cat easily climbs. He uses his claws ON the tree. (Proposition) 1) Prepositions show position! 2) Over 200 prepositions. 3) Modes of learning: song/chant (about 30 prepositions) and check sentences. 4) Preposition Check Sentences for

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10 Minute Grammar #7: Pronouns (Parts of Speech Order...

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/09/27

Pronouns are number six in our line-up of parts of speech order. PRO means for. Pronouns are FOR nouns. They replace nouns so that we don’t have to use the same words over and over again. Two favorite ways to show importance of pronouns: Read paragraph with all nouns---no pronouns. Read paragraph with all pronouns—no nouns. Teach kinds of pronouns as we use them---too many types to teach all at once. Remember grammar is for writing and speaking. They should be writing with pronouns (and the other

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #6: Order of Parts of...

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/09/22

1) Noun markers/articles: THE 2) Noun: The CAT 3) Adjective: The SNEAKY cat 4) Verb: The sneaky cat CLIMBS. 5) Adverb: The sneaky cat EASILY climbs. Three criteria for order of parts of speech: (1) Teach to build sentences. (2) Teach close to something else they are used with (introduce, modify, describe) (3) Teach away from something that it is confused with (adjectives and adverbs apart) Adverbs modify/describe a lot of things: A djectives V erbs A dverbs Adverbs answer four primary

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10 Minute Grammar #5: Verbs (Parts of Speech Series)

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/09/15

Sentence building so far: The sneaky cat climbs. Noun marker/Article: The Noun: The Cat Adjective: The sneaky cat Verb: The sneaky cat climbs. With our fourth installment in the Order of Parts of Speech series, we are adding verbs--and ready to start creating sentences! "Phonics is for reading and spelling. Grammar is for writing and speaking" (Donna Reish). The goal of grammar is to use it to write well! First three verbs I start with: 1) Action 2) Being, helping, and linking (check

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #4: Adjectives (Parts of...

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2022/09/07

Sentence building so far: The sneaky cat Noun marker/Article: The Noun: The CAT Adjective: The SNEAKY cat Describe nouns and sometimes pronouns *Tell: Which one How many What color What kind Two categories make it easier to punctuate multiple adjectives later: 1) Descriptive adjectives 2) Clarifying adjectives Get your free single Order of Parts of Speech Poster at my Teachers Pay Teachers store here. Get all 140 parts of speech posters and reference ring cards at my TPT store

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10 Minute Grammar Episode #3: Nouns (Order of Parts...

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2022/09/01

Order of parts of speech teaching. Sounds simple enough, right? I mean everybody knows what nouns and verbs are. Just sprinkle the others in here and there….not so fast. Check out my reasons in 10MG #1!!! Today’s episode is all about nouns! Why they are second in order. How to link them to articles/noun markers. How they precede adjectives. Why they aren’t just second grade skills! The confusion with common and proper nouns. And much more! All in ten minutes! Order of 10 Parts of Speech Poster

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10 Minute Grammar #2: Articles/Noun Marker Teaching...

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2022/08/20

Figuring out an effective, logical order for parts of speech is no small feat. I am going to continue helping you with that, along with some introductory teaching tips for each of the ten parts in this Order of Parts of Speech teaching series! Today I introduce the first in my order: articles/noun markers. I tell the theory behind putting them first and putting them right before nouns (hint: they "mark" nouns!). Then I give you my tried and true article/noun marker rhyme, along with advice as to why

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10 MG #1: Introducing the Parts of Speech Order Series

10 Minute Grammar ·

2022/07/04

Welcome to the first episode of 10 Minute Grammar (10 MG)! In this episode, I introduce the Parts of Speech Order series that I will be doing over the ten parts of speech for the next several weeks. Today's episode covers Parts of Speech Order "Theory." My three criteria for the order are explained: (1) Teach them in an order that aids in sentence building; (2) Put the parts of speech that go with each other close to each other in the learning process; (3) Try not to teach something that is used to

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