Spelling
Change the word "happy" to show the most happiness.
(Greg is the _______ of all of the 4th graders.)
Write the word on a whiteboard.
happiest
Add a comma:
Before it rains we'll go inside.
Before it rains, we'll go inside.
Fill in the blank:
_____ going to the movies tonight. (there, their, they're)
They're
Fill in the blank:
___ my best friend!
You're
Fill in the blank:
My cat is (cute) than yours.
cuter
Change "angry" to compare two people.
(He is _____ than her.)
Write on a whiteboard.
angrier
Add a comma:
Although I was tired I finished my homework.
Although I was tired, I finished my homework.
Fill in the blank:
Put your shoes over ___ by the door.
Fill in the blank:
Don’t forget to grab ___ backpack.
your
Fill in the blank:
This is the (bright) star in the sky.
brightest
Change "busy" to show the most.
(Teachers can be busy, but Ms. Adams is the _____ of all.)
Write on a whiteboard.
busiest
Choose the sentence that's punctuated correctly:
A) Until, I finish dinner I can’t play.
B) Until I finish dinner, I can’t play.
B) Until I finish dinner, I can’t play.
Fill in the blank:
____ dog keeps barking at night!
Their
Which is correct?
A) You’re welcome!
B) Your welcome!
A) You’re welcome!
Choose the correct form:
Today was (hot / hotter / hottest) than yesterday.
hotter
Which word is spelled correctly?
a. funnyer
b. funnier
c. funiest
b. funnier
Fix this:
Unless you try you’ll never know.
Unless you try, you'll never know.
Which is correct?
A) There playing outside.
B) They’re playing outside.
B) They’re playing outside.
Fill in the blank:
___ going to love this book!
You're
Choose the correct form:
Of all the dancers, Abby is the (graceful / more graceful / most graceful).
most graceful
Spell the word correctly: "Polly is the (lazy + est) of all of the dogs."
Write on a whiteboard.
laziest
When do you add a comma with AAAWWUBBIS words?
When the AAAWWUBBIS word (dependent clause) comes first (at the beginning of the sentence.)
Choose the sentence that uses all three correctly:
A) There dog is lost, and they’re looking for it over their.
B) They’re looking for their dog over there.
B) They’re looking for their dog over there.
Choose the sentence that uses both correctly:
A) Your shoes are untied, so fix them before you’re late.
B) You’re shoes are untied, so fix your laces.
A) Your shoes are untied, so fix them before you’re late.
Which sentence is correct?
A) This pizza is more tastier than that one.
B) This pizza is tastier than that one.
B) This pizza is tastier than that one.