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ABOUT THE MISSING WORK TEMPLATES
After just a few weeks of hybrid teaching (planning, instructing, and grading for in-person AND remote learners), I
found myself totally overwhelmed by the difficult and chaotic task of keeping track of my students’ assignments.
Prior to 2020, my fool-proof method had been to simply jot down student numbers and the assignment that they
were missing on a sticky note. This year, however, I realized that I desperately needed a more organized method,
and that’s when this Missing Work Template was created. With this template, you can see AT A GLANCE which
students are missing which assignments, and color-coding helps you keep track of those important but easilyforgotten details!
Remember that everything is completely editable. These are just FREE templates to
help you get started tracking your students’ missing work.
Edit the color-coding
key to fit your needs
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Use the first two rows to keep track of
dates and your students’ assignments
ABOUT THE MISSING WORK TEMPLATES
My students are assigned numbers at the
beginning of the year for organizational purposes,
which is why you see numbers next to their names.
If you need to add students, right-click on any
student name and select “Insert row”. This will add
a row above. If you need to remove students, rightclick on any student name and select “Delete row”.
Feel free to change the overall color scheme by
clicking the “Format” tab and selecting “Alternating
colors”.
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View the different templates by clicking on the
Template tabs at the bottom of the sheet.
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Color scheme options will appear on the
right, and you can customize as needed.
ABOUT THE MISSING WORK TEMPLATES
If you plan to use color coding as you track your students’ assignments, I do recommend selecting a pre-made
color scheme (the previous page explains how to do this). When you choose a pre-made color scheme, those
colors become the default.
This is helpful when you want to quickly and easily remove anything that you’ve color coded. As you can see in the
template below, I have many different examples of color coding. Let’s say that my students are all caught up and I
want to remove those colors. I can simply select any or all of the checkboxes that I want to reset, click the fill icon
at the top and select “Reset”.
This removes the added color coding and
resets your template to the default, or your
chosen color scheme.
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TIP: Use the spacebar to quickly
and easily check or uncheck boxes!
ABOUT THE MISSING WORK TEMPLATES
Depending on your teaching schedule, you may need more or fewer columns for listing daily assignments.
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You can add an extra column under any date by right-clicking on one of the existing assignment spaces. From the
menu, select “Insert column”.
New column
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Then do the same for the
new space added to the
existing date
Once your column has been
created, highlight the rows
within that column and
merge the cells together by
clicking on the merge icon.
ABOUT THE MISSING WORK TEMPLATES
Depending on your teaching schedule, you may need more or fewer columns for listing daily assignments.
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You can delete a column under any date by right-clicking on one of the existing assignment spaces. From the
menu, select “Delete column”.
Don’t delete
Don’t delete
Don’t delete
Don’t delete
Don’t delete
IMPORTANT: If you delete the left column under any of the dates, the text in the date bar will disappear. For this
reason, I recommend you delete either of the two middle columns or the column on the right under each date
instead. The columns that you should keep intact are labeled below
MISSING WORK TEMPLATE 1
Template 1 is designed for use with a single class.
Don’t forget that you can edit the color-coding key to fit your needs! For example, you may want to add a color for
assignments that still need to be graded. Alternately, I will sometimes color code my students’ names instead of
the checkmarks under the assignments. This helps me clearly see which students need my attention.
MISSING WORK TEMPLATE 2
Template 2 is designed for use with two or more classes in which DIFFERENT assignments are given.
This template has been pre-made with 8 classes. If you are tracking fewer than 8 classes, simply highlight all of the
classes/rows you won’t need, right-click, and select “Delete rows”.
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Don’t forget
to name
your classes!
MISSING WORK TEMPLATE 3
Template 3 is designed for use with two or more classes in which the SAME assignments are given.
This template has been pre-made with 8 classes. If you are tracking fewer than 8 classes, simply highlight all of the
classes/rows you won’t need, right-click, and select “Delete rows”.
Don’t forget
to name
your classes!
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your dates & assignment bar
will stay visible.
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6 UNIT LESSONS, 19 ENGAGING ACTIVITIES
ROOT
MEANING
EXAMPLE WORDS
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hydr
water
hydrant, hydrogen, hydraulic
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ward
direction
westward, upward, wayward
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cycl
circular
bicycle, recycle, cyclone
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4
psych
mind
psychic, psychologist, psyche
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anti
against
antifreeze, antiseptic, antisocial
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Definition: direction
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rupt
break
interrupt, bankrupt, erupt
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EXAMPLE: southward // We walked southward toward the pond.
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simil
like
assimilate, similar, simile
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8
ambi
both
ambidextrous, ambiguous, ambivalent
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9
super
above,
over
superimpose, superior, supervise
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10
micro
small
microscope, micromanage, microphone
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11
chron
time
chronology, synchronize, chronic
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leg
law
port
carry
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aud
hear
15
viv
live
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gress
go
regress, progress, digress
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17
mov
move
removable, movement, immovable
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18
scrib
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cogn
know
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doc
teach
write
In the circle, draw a symbol to
represent “ward”.
legal, legislative, relegate
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export, transportation, portable
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audible, audience, auditorium
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revive, survive, vivid
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scribble, inscribe, prescribe
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recognize, incognito, cognition
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doctor, document, docile
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On the lines below, write 4 words
that contain “ward” and have a
meaning associated with direction.
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2.
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WARD
3.
4.
DIRECTIONS: Write a short story about
Within your story, use the 4 words you listed above.
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L.6.4.B
L.6.4.C
L.6.4.D
Genre unit
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Pronoun
case
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Pronouns in Compounds Lesson
reflexive vs. intensive pronouns
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IN THIS RESOURCE:
• Reference Sheet
• Lesson
• Practice Worksheet
Reflexive Pronouns
Refer to the subject of the sentence and are
essential to the meaning of the sentence
My aunt and uncle will go on
EXAMPLE: vacation by themselves this year.
INTENSIVE Pronouns
Put emphasis on the subject of the sentence and
are NOT essential to the meaning of the sentence
reflexive vs. intensive pronouns
lesson
Name:
EXAMPLE:
My aunt herself is going to sell
some of her crafts.
Singular
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Plural
myself
ourselves
yourself
yourselves
myself
himself
yourself
ourselves
herself
themselves
A REFLEXIVE PRONOUN…
• Refers to the subject of the sentence
• Is essential to the meaning of the sentence
himself
themselves
Pronoun Task Card 5
herself
IN THIS RESOURCE:
*theirselves is
NOT a word
oneself
itself
itself
yourselves
reflexive vs. intensive pronouns
reflexive vs. intensive pronouns
lesson
Refer to the subject of the sentence and are
yourself
ourselves
essential to the meaning of the sentence
Cassie is going to watch the play by herself.
Name:
herself
Singular
themselves
myself
Don’t forget this tip:
itself PluralRemove the pronoun from
the sentence. If the sentence
ourselvesstill makes sense, it’s an
INTENSIVE pronoun.
yourselves
My aunt and uncle will go on
EXAMPLE: vacation by themselves this year.
yourself
6. Write a sentence using a reflexive pronoun:
himself
Cassie herself had never starred in a play.
INTENSIVE Pronouns
Put emphasis on the subject of the sentence and
are NOT essential to the meaning of the sentence
1.
yourselves
themselves
herself
oneself
7. Write a sentence using an intensive pronoun:
My used
aunt is
herself
is going
to sell
DIRECTIONS: Carefully read each sentence below to determineEXAMPLE:
if the pronoun
reflexive
or
itself
some of her crafts.
intensive. Write reflexive or intensive on the line.
*theirselves is
NOT a word
Shrek himself is a grumpy ogre, but he is also a compassionate character that cares for a
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princess named Fiona. ____________________
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2. Shrek lives in a far away swamp, and the swamp itself is a magical place full of interesting
DIRECTIONS: Use any text to find an example of a reflexive pronoun and an intensive pronoun. Write
the sentences on the lines below.
creatures. ____________________
3. Fiona’s parents feel that Shrek is unworthy of their daughter, and they take it upon themselves
8. Copy down a sentence from any text that includes a reflexive pronoun:
to try to ensure that Shrek and Fiona never marry. ____________________
• Reference Sheet
• Task Cards
• Review Worksheet
• EDITABLE Test
While Mary loved her little
lamb, they did not like to give
it baths.
Identify the pronoun that is
causing the pronoun shift:
A. her
B. they
C. it
Pronoun task Card 7
me
Pronouns test
Pronoun task Card 6
SECOND PERSON
POINT OF VIEW
our
ours
we
he
PLURAL
us
your
yours
you
you
his
SINGULAR OR
PLURAL
him
Name:her
she
hers
THIRD PERSON
DIRECTIONS: Read each of the questions or prompts carefully.
POINT OF VIEW
it
its
Underline the plural1. Which of these sentences includes an INTENSIVE
pronoun?
My baby brother himself kept us awake all night long.their
subjective pronoun you B.A. My
they
baby brother can now roll over
all by himself! theirs
used.
SINGULAR
her
SINGULAR
it
PLURAL
them
How do you know the pronoun in the sentence is intensive?
reflexive vs. intensive PRONOUNS
2. Although _________________ get along well, my siblings and I don’t always enjoy sharing a room.
Reflexive
Pronouns
Singular
Plural
Which pair of pronouns belongs
in the blank?
A. she andRefer
he to the subject of the sentence and are
B. they and Iessential to the meaning of the sentence
myself
ourselves
C. me and her
My aunt and uncle will go on
EXAMPLE: vacation by themselves this year.
yourself
yourselves
3. Kaitlin is a snowboarder, which requires ___________ to practice and work out daily.
Pronoun task
Card 8
Name:
What pronoun belongs in the blank? Write it here: _______________________
Identify the pronoun you chose as…
INTENSIVE Pronouns
1. Label 3 different SUBJECTIVE pronouns with an “S”
2. Label 1 POSSESSIVE pronoun with a “P”
3. Label 3 different OBJECTIVE pronouns with an “O”
himself
themselves
herself
oneself
My aunt herself is going to sell
some of her crafts.
EXAMPLE:
Clay and his friends like to get together to play guitar. He is actually really good!
I wanted to go skating 4.with
after
butbut
Mom
Perhaps it had
somethingTroy
to do with
living inschool,
a dark cupboard,
Harry
hadthe
always
been small
When making movies,
the
Identify
pronoun/antecedent
as…
wanted ______ to stay home.
A. singular
acting itselfandisskinny
most
for his age. He looked smaller and skinnier than he really was because all he had to wear
B. Plural
important. were old clothes of Dudley’s, and Dudley was about four times bigger than he was. Harry had a thin
*theirselves is
NOT a word
itself
What is the antecedent of the underlined pronoun? Write it here: _________________________
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5. Which of these pronouns is causing a pronoun shift in this sentence?
face, knobbly knees, black hair, and bright green eyes. He wore round glasses held together with a lot
While Mary loved her little lamb, they did not like to give it baths.
A. him and me
The movie was shown all
A. her
Scotch tape because of all the times Dudley had punched him on the nose. The only thing Harry liked
B. me and him
B. they
by itself in of
the
theater.
C. It
about his own appearance wasC.
a very
thinand
scar on
like a bolt of
he
I his forehead that was shaped
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What
should the incorrect pronoun be changed to? ________________________
lightning. He had had it as long as he could remember, and the first question he could ever remember
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asking his Aunt Petunia was how he had gotten it. But she did not like it when Harry asked her
6. Write a sentence that includes a plural subjective pronoun AND its antecedent. Underline both.
questions.
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DIRECTIONS: Read the passage below. Then use the text to identify the following types of pronouns:
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4. Identify a pronoun shift. CIRCLE the incorrect pronoun and write the correct one above it.
5. Identify a vague pronoun. UNDERLINE the vague pronoun and correct it by writing a noun above it.
5. In the end, Fiona herself decides to stay an ogre forever in order to live happily ever after with
About once a week, Uncle Vernon looked over the top of his newspaper and shouted at Harry
CCSS: L.6.1.A, L.6.1.B, L.6.1.C, L.6.1.D
9. Copy down a sentence from any text that includes an intensive pronoun:
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Objective
my
mine
subjective
DIRECTIONS: Read the passage below from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
. Then use the text to
Put emphasis on the subject of the sentence and
Which of these
sentences
Choose the correct pair ofB.A. possessive
identify the following types of pronouns:
are NOT essential to the meaning of the sentence
includes a REFLEXIVE pronoun?
pronouns for this sentence:C. Objective
A.
B.
proud to call himself Shrek’s best friend. ____________________
Shrek. ____________________
Possessive
Write a sentence that
includes a plural subjective
Activity 18: pronoun review
pronoun AND its antecedent.
Write down the pronoun that
would make more sense.
4. Donkey is Shrek’s loyal sidekick and no matter how much he annoys Shrek, Donkey is always
CCSS: L.6.1.B
pronoun case
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that Harry needed a haircut. Harry must have had more haircuts than the rest of the boys in his
class put together, but it made no difference, your hair simply grew that way—all over the place.
He was frying eggs by the time Dudley arrived in the kitchen. Dudley looked a lot like Uncle
Vernon. Dudley had a large pink face, not much neck, small, watery blue eyes, and thick blond hair that
lay smoothly on his thick, fat head. Aunt Petunia often said that Dudley looked like a baby angel—Harry
often said that Dudley looked like a pig in a wig.
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cover all 10 genres with Lessons,
NOTES, Assessments, & Activities
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Realistic Fiction
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Historical Fiction
Fantasy
Science Fiction
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Mystery
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Biography
Autobiography
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Informational
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Poetry
Help us learn more about you by creating a brief autobiography!
You will be sharing information about your life with your
classmates via a short presentation.
Include the following elements in
your presentation:
•
Traditional Literature Exit slip
Name:
Compare and contrast fantasy and traditional literature:
Fantasy
Traditional Literature
Both
What to
is a Nonrestrictive element?
The basketball coach asked her players who are very competitive
prepare for tomorrow’s game.
1.
Consider this sentence:
Even though it’s tiring jumping rope is one of my favorite activities.
Dogs who enjoy belly rubs will need to get daily exercise.
Autobiography Presentation instructions
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4.
Traditional Literature
Both
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thoughts:
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CLIMAX
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The beginning
• Characters
• Setting
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Plot diagram
Label the parts of the plot diagram
on the lines below. Under or near
each line, write a brief definition of
that particular part of the plot
diagram.
NAME:
Caption:
Plot Element
Episode 3
Caption:
Exposition
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
Rising Action
Explain the story’s plot by writing a 1RESOLUTION
The problem
2 sentence description next to each
plot element
• Character vs. ___
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Resolution
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EXPOSITION
AN EPISODE IS…
RESOLUTION
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CONFLICT
Character vs.
Perfect for use with any text!
Connotations
Activities
Caption:
Description
Conflict
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Story Title:
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Teach students to identify and use
nonrestrictive elements in writing with
L.6.2.A this complete, standards-aligned unit!
Episode 2
ELEMENTS OF plot
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CLIMAX
Name:
CONFLICT
R
WHAT IS PLOT? _____________________________________________________________________________
EXPOSITION
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Name:
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Identify a subject/topic [bike]
Form a sentence with that subject [My bike is great for doing wheelies.]
Decide what else you want to say about the bike (this will be your
nonrestrictive element) and begin the phrase with the word which [which is
blue]
Insert the nonrestrictive element [which is blue] into the sentence just after
the word bike and attach it using commas [My bike, which is blue, is great for
doing wheelies.]
Episode 1
moment OR the
turning point of the
story
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Nonrestrictive
Elements Unit
Name one person whose autobiography or biography you would enjoy
reading and explain why this person interests you
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IDENTIFYING IMPORTANT EPISODES IN A PLOT
Most stories begin
with the exposition
and follow the same
basic plot diagram
Example:
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Tell us 5 things that you love
Describe one of your personal goals
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STORYBOARD ACTIVITY:
Plot diagram
TIPS FOR FORMING NONRESTRICTIVE ELEMENTS IN WRITING
When students struggle to form nonrestrictive elements in their writing, I walk
them through these steps:
1.
2.
3.
Example:
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Genre Unit
RISI
•
Identify the topic of the sentences [horse]
Identify the two important pieces of information about the horse [he is being
trained for barrell racing & he is a black Thoroughbred]
Form a nonrestrictive element with the information from the second sentence
by replacing the topic with the word which [which is a black Thoroughbred]
Insert the nonrestrictive element into the sentence after the topic, and attach
it with the appropriate punctuation [I am training my horse, which is a black
Thoroughbred, to barrel race.]
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Create a timeline of your life, including at least 5 important or meaningful
events
Name:
print-and-go resources for teaching and
practicing elements of a plot diagram
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2. Now consider this sentence:
Write a sentence about a snowy day, including a nonrestrictive element using a
dash or set of dashes.
Peanuts introduced to North America in the 1700s are offered for free at some
restaurants.
Use this phrase as a nonrestrictive element in a sentence: who is hilarious
How can we fix these sentences?
Help us learn more about you by creating a brief autobiography!
You will be sharing information about your life with your
classmates via a short presentation.
Include the following elements in
your presentation:
Traditional Literature Exit slip
Fantasy
ACTION
ends
FALLING
loose
Independent Reading
Conferences
TIPCS FOR COMBINING SENTENCES TO CREAT A NONRESTRICTIVE ELEMENT
When students struggle to combine two or more sentences into a single one that
includes a nonrestrictive element, I walk them through these steps:
1.
2.
Use this phrase as a nonrestrictive element in a sentence: which was amazing
Name one person whose autobiography or biography you would enjoy
reading and explain why this person interests you
Describe your favorite fictional genre to read or watch. Explain why it’s your favorite.
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Everything you need to conduct
weekly, organized independent reading
conferences with your students –
both in-person & remotely
PLANNING
It’s not necessary, but it may be helpful to introduce nonrestrictive elements after
students have had some experience working with phrases and clauses
•
Example Sentence: I am training my horse to barrel race. He is a black Thoroughbred.
Jot down some things that you notice about the sentence and what it’s telling you.
7.
Tell us 5 things that you love
Describe one of your personal goals
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Describe your favorite fictional genre to read or watch. Explain why it’s your favorite.
Compare and contrast fantasy and traditional literature:
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Write a sentence about a black cat, including a nonrestrictive element using
parentheses.
My
thoughts:
5.
Create a timeline of your life, including at least 5 important or meaningful
events
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printables
I have found that nonrestrictive elements can be quite frustrating for some of my 6th
grade students, so I’ve compiled a few tips here that may be helpful.
DIRECTIONS: Read each prompt carefully and writeJot
your
answer
complete
down
someinthings
that sentences.
you notice about the sentence and what it’s telling you.
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Autobiography Presentation instructions
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4.
Margaret Peterson Haddix
Denis Markell
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Teaching tips
Name:
Carl Hiaasen
Kevin Sands
Famous Last Words
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Kickball which is a popular playground game has rules that are similar to
baseball.
AUTHOR
Sheila Turnage
The Strangers
Click Here to Start
Traditional Literature
Nonrestrictive elements
unit notes
There are many different types of dodgeball which makes it such an
exciting activity.
2.
Lois Lowry
Hoot
The Blackthorn Key
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The lesson plans described in this unit were created and organized to best fit the needs
of my students and my plans for implementing them. Feel free to adjust as needed.
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Andrew Clements
James Dashner
Three Times Lucky
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to guide your reading conferences
Greek & Latin Roots
Study
Name:
DIRECTIONS: Place the appropriate punctuation in each sentence below to set apart the
nonrestrictive element.
Margaret Peterson Haddix
Suzanne Collins
Mystery
TITLE
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Nonrestrictive elements Quiz
49 sets of discussion questions
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Peter Brown
Among the Hidden
The Hunger Games
The Giver
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The Wild Robot
Things Not Seen
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conferences
John Steptoe
Alvin Schwartz
Science Fiction
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Nonrestrictive
elements Unit
Independent reading
Hans Christian Andersen
Arnold Lobel
D’Aulaires’ Book of Greek Myths
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Pronouns Bundle
Aligned to RL & RI CCSS
AUTHOR
Brothers Grimm
The Story of Jumping Mouse
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
The Maze Runner
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Traditional Literature
Andersen’s Fairy Tales
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• 40 weeks worth of Greek & Latin roots
• A student worksheet for each root
• A root poster to display each week
all about pronouns!
Subjective
FIRST PERSON
POINT OF VIEW
REFLEXIVE AND INTENSIVE PRONOUNS ARE PRONOUNS that END IN -SELF OR -SELVES.
There are only 8 of them:
But while reflexive and intensive pronouns look the same, they have different functions
in a sentence
Reflexive myself
Pronouns himself
AN INTENSIVE PRONOUN…
• Adds emphasis to the subject or object of
the sentence
• Can be removed from the sentence without
changing the meaning
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review &
Assessment
pronouns
IN THIS RESOURCE:
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pronouns
intensive
vs. reflexive
Book List for each genre
TITLE
Grimm’s Fairy Tales
Fables
Breanna Ragain 2019
CCSS:
L.6.1.A
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