Posted by Unknown | 5:10 AM

Who's kidding who? Homophones can be confusing. What's the difference between pair and pear ? You're and your ? And wheel and...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:09 AM

Writing is painful for my son. It's his Achilles heel. During the last parent-teacher conference, his teacher told me all the things I a...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:08 AM

This game is a prelude to what will (hopefully) become some better writing on my boy's part. His stories are simple sentences with unima...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:01 AM

My son has been known to forget end punctuation. Hence, the run-on sentence occurs. To give him a little grammar lesson on why run-ons are b...

0 comments Labels: Grammar, Language Arts, Reading

Posted by Unknown | 5:42 AM

It's not exactly a secret; the English language is confusing. If I'm saying this after spending the last 12 years writing profession...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:26 AM

This mama is a word nerd ... and proud of it. These activities were created to help develop my son's reading and writing skills. Who kne...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:09 AM

Writing is still a struggle for my son. Developing his ideas beyond simple sentences is agonizing for him. I cooked up a fun writing project...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:45 AM

I love words. I love my son. So, of course, I love doing language arts games with him. He thinks we’re playing. I know he’s learning. That t...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:06 AM

Did you see? Stores are already putting school supplies out!! To keep my son from forgetting some of the valuable information he learned in ...

0 comments Labels: Crafts, Games, Language Arts, Parts of Speech, Sorting

Posted by Unknown | 5:06 AM

It’s a guarantee that any time we’re outside, we’ll stop to stare at the ants. My kids have always seemed fascinated by these tiniest of ins...

0 comments Labels: Crafts, Free Printables, Language Arts, Plants/Animals, Reading, Rhyming, Writing

Posted by Unknown | 5:21 AM

My son’s first-grade teacher is working hard to help the students, my son included, understand the writing process and the importance of pro...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:12 AM

Our Roy Orbison pronoun practice was great fun, but I could tell at the end my son was still a little foggy on how pronouns are used. This...

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