Your students will have a great time using the Subject and Predicate Activities to help them gain an understanding of subject and verb agreement and practice with identifying sentence fragments. The Summer-themed grammar games include complete subjects and complete predicates related to the season. Better than a grammar worksheet, this differentiated grammar activity can even be used for interactive notebooks! With a variety of options for use, you will have everything you'll need to keep your students engaged and learning through the end of the year or to introduce subjects and predicates at the beginning of school. Click here to save 20% off with the complete, easy-to-use seasonal bundle! Liven up your grammar lessons and student learning with fun grammar activities with a summer theme. Use at the end of the year or at the beginning of the year. Just print, cut, and go! Click here to follow me and stay up to date on new products and happenings. You’ll receive the following: 64-Complete subject slips with solid borders 64-Complete predicate slips with dotted line borders 2-Worksheets for combining the subjects and predicates to create complete sentences Sort game and subject and predicate slips to help student recognize the difference (borders are the same and capital letters and punctuation have been eliminated) Teacher Tips You might also like these resources: Back to School Activity Third Grade Brochure Fifth Grade Memories Brochure Fourth Grade End-of-the-Year Brochure End-of-the-Year Fourth Grade Memories Brochure Activity Figurative or Literal Sort Cards and Mini-Unit How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about this store.

Curved patches and geometric blocks comprise the layered portraits by Denver-based artist Lui Ferreyra (previously). Working both digitally and with colored pencil on paper, Ferreyra overlaps outlined fragments filled with thin lines to convey shadow and light, creating nuanced portrayals of his subjects. The prismatic works shown here are some of the artist’s more recent personal projects and commissions, which show the development of his distinct style during the last few years, in addition to the contrast he continues to draw between densely composed fields of color and larger expanses of negative space. More

Looking for a grammar unit that dives deep into Run-Ons, Sentences, and Fragments? If so, I’ve got you covered! These grammar gabs are perfect for helping your students identify and correct run-ons and fragments. Students will also better understand what makes up a complete sentence. You’ll receive a full week of grammar worksheets, lessons, and more for your students! This is a print and digital resource, so you can use it anywhere where you teach! Perfect for teachers who are... ✅ short on time ✅ looking for lessons to review run-ons, fragments, and complete sentences. ✅ wanting students to retain the grammar skills they have learned ✅ looking for fun yet rigorous activities to reinforce grammar Run-on, Sentences, & Fragments resource includes: ✏️ Lesson plan ✏️ Run-On, Fragments, & Sentences anchor charts: 2 Color & 2 Black/White ✏️ Guided notes for identifying sentences, run-ons, and fragments ✏️ 4 days of skill practice - Print & Digital ✏️ Quick check assessment - Print & Digital ✏️ 4 fun grammar activities ✏️ Practice skill cards ✏️ PowerPoint for whole group discussion ✏️ Answer keys ✏️ Info on how to access and assign in Google Be sure to see the preview for more in-depth information on what is included! You may also like these other Grammar Gab Resources: → Commonly Confused Words → Modal Auxiliary Verbs → Incomplete & Complete Sentences Have difficulty with a file? Visit the FAQs section, submit a help ticket, email me, or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. Copyright © Uniquely Upper. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Background Despite many efforts to achieve better coordination, fragmentation is an enduring feature of the global health landscape that undermines the effectiveness of health programmes and threatens the attainment of the health-related Sustainable Development Goals. In this paper we identify and describe the multiple causes of fragmentation in development assistant for health at the global level. The study is of particular relevance since the emergence of new global health problems such as COVID-19 heightens the need for global health actors to work in coordinated ways. Our study is part of the Lancet Commission on Synergies between Universal Health Coverage, Health Security and Health Promotion. Methods We used a mixed methods approach. This consisted of a non-systematic literature review of published papers in scientific journals, reports, books and websites. We also carried out twenty semi-structured expert interviews with individuals from bilateral and multilateral organisations, governments and academic and research institutions between April 2019 and December 2019. Results We identified five distinct yet interconnected sets of factors causing fragmentation: proliferation of global health actors; problems of global leadership; divergent interests; problems of accountability; problems of power relations. We explain why global health actors struggle to harmonise their approaches and priorities, fail to align their work with low- and middle-income countries’ needs and why they continue to embrace funding instruments that create fragmentation. Conclusions Many global actors are genuinely committed to addressing the problems of fragmentation, despite their complexity and interconnected nature. This paper aims to raise awareness and understanding of the causes of fragmentation and to help guide actors’ efforts in addressing the problems and moving to more synergistic approaches.

This Print and Digital Activity Bundle provides a ton of exposure to Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! 3rd grade and 4th grade students will identify Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, learn how to correct them, and use correct sentences in a variety of activities. Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons can be difficult for students to understand! What students need are multiple attempts at tackling Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! You have officially found what your Language Arts block has been missing! We’ve all been there... You’ve taught Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, but your students have still not mastered them. You’re thinking to yourself… “What else am I going to do? They still don’t get it!” Here is where this Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons Activity Bundle comes in to save the day! Even better… these activities are Print & Go or Click & Go! What’s Included? •3 Column Note-Taking Activity: Students fill in or create three columns with different tasks in each one. There are two options for this activity. •Sort Activity: Students sort sentences into three categories. Differentiation is done through the use of partners. •Art Activity: Students create a visual for the concept and have a short writing piece. •Matching Game Activity: Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Close Read Activity: This is best used as a teacher-led guided reading group center, but it can easily be used whole class too! There are tasks to complete with each read and another page that can be completed after the read! •Writing Activity: Students write using the given prompt. Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Direction Tents for each Activity •Answer Keys/ Samples/ Examples A digital version of all activities included How will you use these activities? •Literacy Centers •Extra Practice •Spiral Review Homework •Intervention •Early Finisher Options •Small Group Instruction No matter how you choose to use them, all of these activities are print and go materials. Answer keys and examples are included to make your life that much easier! These Activity Bundles also make the perfect sub plans because they are explained in step by step detail! How to Use... •These activities are meant to be used after the standard has been taught. The activities should be viewed as a follow-up and a way for students to further understand the topic. If you are looking for the step that comes before this, we have them available in our store! They are our “Week Long Lessons.” •Each activity is made so that it can be completed in 15-20 minutes. In our class, we use them as literacy centers. We like to set a timer, such as online-stopwatch.com, and students rotate from center to center until they have completed all of the centers. Need a center rotation board? Jobs for your centers? Levels of understanding? Check out our Literacy Center Toolkit in our store! •Maybe you don’t have time for all 6 centers... That’s ok! Pull 3 or 4 and complete the others at a later date, or even whole class instead of in centers. You can also have one available for early finishers or as spiral review activities later in the year! •No matter how you use them, your students will be completely engaged while mastering the standard! •Want to find out more about our Literacy Centers? We have blog posts explaining! Go to www.rigorousowl.com to learn more! If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Need More Resources to Teach Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences? Click... Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Week Long Lessons Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Task Card Activities 4th Grade Grammar and Language Bundle for the ENTIRE YEAR Language Posters Love Literacy Centers? We have a plethora for you to choose some and are adding more! Be sure to follow us to get notified! Key Ideas and Details Literacy Centers Mood in Literature Literacy Centers Character Change Literacy Centers Character Traits Literacy Centers Character Motivation Literacy Centers Plot Literacy Centers Vocabulary and Language Acquisition Literacy Centers Prefixes Literacy Centers Context Clues Literacy Centers Formal and Informal Language Literacy Centers Proverbs and Adages Literacy Centers Idioms Literacy Centers Language and Grammar Literacy Centers Modal Auxiliaries Literacy Centers Relative Adverbs Literacy Centers Relative Pronouns Literacy Centers Ordering Adjectives Literacy Centers Punctuating Dialogue Literacy Centers Progressive Tense Verbs Literacy Centers Need a way to organize your centers? Grab our Editable Literacy Center Toolkit: Editable Literacy Centers Toolkit ----You can grab this Toolkit for free when you sign up for our newsletter at www.therigorousowl.com If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BE SURE TO FOLLOW US BY CLICKING THE GREEN STAR ABOVE TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN WE POST A NEW PRODUCT! ALL OF OUR NEW PRODUCTS ARE 50% OFF FOR THE FIRST 48 HOURS!!!! BE SURE TO LEAVE FEEDBACK TO RECEIVE TPT CREDIT TOWARDS YOUR NEXT PURCHASE! Don't miss out on updates, freebies, and tons of fun! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER This resource is intended for ONE CLASSROOM TEACHER to use. If you would like to share with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license. Thank you for respecting our hard work! All rights reserved by The Rigorous Owl. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.

This is a great unit to help your students become better writers and understand what makes up a sentence. This unit includes: 1.) What is a sentence? Identifying Complete Sentences vs. Fragments 2.) Fragments: Fixing Fragments 3.) Run-On Sentences: Fixing Run-On Sentences 4.) Nouns and Verbs: Identifying nouns and verbs in sentences 5.) Subjects and Predicates: Identifying Subjects and Predicates in sentences 6.) Command Sentences 7.) Exclamation Sentences 8.) Interrogative Sentences 9.) Simple and Compound Sentences 10.) DOL: Daily Oral Language: Fixing Sentences 11.) 2 Power Point Presentations: Nouns and Verbs & Sentence Writing (Each presentations is 11 pages) Great for when you are being observed!

I created this activity as a part of a unit on biotechnology and DNA. Students can do this activity on their own, though it would probably work better as a guided group activity. Each section has a description and an activity for students to complete such as labeling or answering questions. The f...

Comma splices are a common error in student writing. This comic will help students identify and fix comma splices. It includes a comic and a series of exercises with an answer key and suggestions for teaching. For more fun comics and resources on grammar, please visit my store. I have lots of comics to teach all sorts of grammar problems! If you like this resource, you might be interested in these: Parts of Speech: Grammar Bundle Sentence Problems (Common Writing Mistakes) Middle School Language Arts Bundle Vocabulary Cartoons: Roots and Affixes Poetry Comics Bundle Hamlet: Comic Summaries and Activities A Midsummer Night's Dream: Comic Summaries and Activities Macbeth: Comic Summaries and Activities Romeo and Juliet: Comic Summaries and Actvities Romeo and Juliet: Comic Summaries and Actvities Intro to Shakespeare Activity Bundle Connect with Me! Visit my Teachers Pay Teachers Store Visit my Blog Follow me on Facebook Thanks, David Rickert © David Rickert All rights reserved by author. Duplication limited to single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.

Speed dating with a sentence is a fun, interactive way for students to identify the difference between run-ons, fragments, and complete sentences. Each card is designed to look like a dating profile card (complete with hilarious interests). The about me section of each card has a sentence, which the students must identify as a run-on, fragment, or complete sentence. The included timed powerpoint timer gives the student 60 seconds at each "speed date" before they must move on to their next card. At the end, students will complete a "perfect match" sheet where they must name which daters were complete sentences, making them their perfect matches. Included: 20 dating profile cards with sentences Recording sheet Powerpoint - timed to allow 1 and a half minutes on each "date" Answer key Perfect matches sheet This activity was a hit in my classroom!

50+ Google Slides that closely follow the sentence building practice in Ch. 1 The Writing Revolution by Judith C. Hochman and Natalie Wexler and so much more. This presentation includes the following: Fragments vs Complete Sentences Unscrambling Sentences Identifying Types of Sentences Changing Statements into Questions Conjunctions; Coordinate (Fanboys) + Subordinate (On a White Bus) Because, But, So Sentence Stems Introductory Dependent Clauses Simple, Compound, Complex, and Compound-Complex Sentences Appositives Sentence Combining 10 slides of Run-On Sentences Corrections The majority of the practice slides have an answer key included as well. I created this presentation for the first 2-3 weeks of school for my 6th graders. I do believe that this could be used for grades 4th-12th. This is a Google Slide, so you will be able to edit this to better fit your classroom. This Google Slideshow can be used for multiple activities. I plan on using this for whole group instruction and review using dry erase boards, but this can be used in a variety of different ways. I uploaded a 16 page Google Docs practice review for additional resources. Go check it out too!

Verbals are a difficult concept for students; break down gerunds, participles, and infinitives with this lesson! Being able to identify verbals will help students better identify verbs and predicates as they move on to breaking down more complex sentence structures. This PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL lesson covers gerunds, participles, infinitives, and verbal phrases. The included slideshow will explain gerunds, participles, infinitives, and verbal phrases with examples. As the lesson and slideshow progress, students will stop intermittently to complete activities on the included worksheets to reinforce the new information. The activities on the included worksheets will help students practice identifying verbals and writing with them. You can also assess students later with this Verbals Quiz. If students need to review any of the material in this lesson, they can refer back to the included Verbals Handout. This is a resource that students will use long after the lesson is over! This Resource Includes: Lesson Plan (PDF) Student Reference Handout (PDF) NON-EDITABLE Google Slides Presentation Student Worksheets NON-EDITABLE Printable PDF EDITABLE Google Doc Answer Key (PDF) The whole resource can be seen in the preview. Please look at the preview prior to purchase to ensure that this test will work for you and your students. Google Doc versions of the included worksheet may be formatted differently to better suit their digital nature but will include the same content. Need more grammar resources? Check out my GRAMMAR LESSONS BUNDLE or: FREE Coordinating Conjunctions Poster Why Grammar? Introductory Lesson Sentences Lesson Clauses and Sentence Types Apostrophes Lesson Colons Lesson Semicolons Lesson Hyphens and Dashes Lesson Commas Lesson ***This resource consists of non-editable PDFs and Google files within a Google Folder. In order to access your purchase, you will need to give Teachers Pay Teachers access to your Google Drive. Before purchasing, please review the preview to make sure this resource supports your and your students' needs. The whole resource, with the exception of any answer keys, is included in the preview.

The Halloween activities are focused on subject and predicate activities will help your students gain an understanding of subject and verb agreement and practice with identifying sentence fragments. The October-themed grammar activity is better than grammar worksheets and includes complete subjects and complete predicates related to the season. The differentiated subjects and predicates are engaging, hilarious, and fun to combine. With a variety of options for use, you will have everything you'll need to keep your students engaged and learning during the weeks leading up to Halloween. The best part? You'll save valuable time because you can just print, cut, & go! AND your students will be engaged the entire time! Great to use in centers, for partner work, for early finishers, & as a whole-class activity. See the preview for more details. Liven up your grammar lessons and student learning with fun Halloween grammar activities for fall. Click here to save 20% off with the complete, easy-to-use seasonal bundle! Click here to follow me and stay up to date on new products and happenings. The Halloween Activity for subjects and predicates practice includes 64 complete subject slips with solid borders & option of two levels - “H” and “L” 64 complete predicate slips with dotted line borders & option of two levels -“H” and “L” NOTE: The “H” slips (higher) may have helping verbs, infinitives, or conjugations of the verb “to be” 1 worksheet for combining the subjects and predicates to create complete sentences - 2 versions A list of activities for utilizing Subject and Predicate Slips 64 complete predicate slips with the same borders as the complete subjects - for more challenge 1 sort mat for sorting subjects and predicates You might also like these other engaging resources: Halloween Parts of Speech Coloring Pages for 3rd and 4th grades Fall & Thanksgiving Grammar Color By Code Christmas Coloring Pages and Parts of Speech Activities for 3rd and 4th grades Christmas Activity Color By Code Parts of Speech Figurative or Literal Sort Cards and Mini-Unit How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Don't miss the opportunity to earn points toward free TPT resources. Just leave feedback on your purchases! I truly value your feedback. Follow Me and be notified when I post new products, which are always 50% for the first 24 hours! Copyright © It's a Teacher Thing. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Offering a field-tested analytic method for identifying faunal remains, along with helpful references, images, and examples of the most commonly encountered North American species, Identifying and Interpreting Animal Bones: A Manual provides an important new reference for students, avocational archaeologists, and even naturalists and wildlife enthusiasts. Using the basic principles outlined here, the bones of any vertebrate animal, including humans, can be identified and their relevance to common research questions can be better understood. Because the interpretation of archaeological sites depends heavily on the analysis of surrounding materials--soils, artifacts, and floral and faunal remains--it is important that non-human remains be correctly distinguished from human bones, that distinctions between domesticated and wild or feral animals be made correctly, and that evidence of the reasons for faunal remains in the site be recognized. But the ability to identify and analyze animal bones is a skill that is not easy to learn from a traditional textbook. In Identifying and Interpreting Animal Bones, veteran archaeologist and educator April Beisaw guides readers through the stages of identification and analysis with sample images and data, also illustrating how specialists make analytical decisions that allow for the identification of the smallest fragments of bone. Extensive additional illustrative material, from the author's own collected assemblages and from those in the Archaeological Analytical Research Facility at Binghamton University in New York, are also available in the book's online supplement. There, readers can view and interact with images to further understanding of the principles explained in the text.

To better understand the heterogeneity of the international online intermediary liability regime, The Oxford Handbook of Intermediary Liability Online is designed to provide a comprehensive, authoritative and 'state-of-the-art' discussion of by highlighting emerging trends. This book discusses fundamental legal issues in intermediary liability online, while also describing advancement in intermediary liability theory and identifying recent policy trends. Sections I and II provide a taxonomy of internet platforms, a general discussion of possible basis for liability and remedies, while putting into context intermediary liability regulation with fundamental rights and the ethical implications of the intermediaries' role. Section III presents a jurisdictional overview discussing intermediary liability safe harbour arrangements and highlighting issues with systemic fragmentation and miscellaneous inconsistent approaches. Mapping online intermediary liability worldwide entails the review of a wide-ranging topic, stretching into many different areas of law and domain-specific solutions. Section IV provides an overview of intermediate liability for copyright, trademark, and privacy infringement, together with Internet platforms' obligations and liabilities for defamation, hate and dangerous speech. Section V reviews intermediary liability enforcement strategies by focusing on emerging trends, including proactive monitoring obligations across the entire spectrum of intermediary liability subject matters, blocking orders against innocent third parties, and the emergence of administrative enforcement of intermediary liability online. In addition, Section VI discusses an additional core emerging trend in intermediary liability enforcement: voluntary measures and private ordering. Finally, international private law issues are addressed in Section VII with special emphasis on the international struggle over Internet jurisdiction and extra-territorial enforcement of intermediaries' obligations.

Facility Integrity Management: Effective Principles and Practices for the Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industries presents the information needed to completely understand common failures in the facility integrity management process. By understanding this more comprehensive approach, companies will be able to better identify shortcomings within their respective system that they did not realize existed. To introduce this method, the book provides managers and engineers with a model that ensures major process incidents are avoided, aging facilities are kept in a safe and reliable state and are operating at maximum levels, and any gaps within the integrity management system are identified and addressed, such as the all too common fragmented reliability programs. The book approaches oil and gas facility management from a universal perspective, effectively charting out existing oil and gas facilities and their associated work processes, including maintenance, operations, and reliability, and then reconstructs them in order to optimize the way integrity is managed, creating a synergy across the various elements. Easy to read, packed with practical applications applied to real process plant scenarios such as key concepts, process flow charts, handy checklists, real-world case studies and a dictionary, provides a high quality guide for a breakdown free facility, maximizing productivity and return to shareholders.

This Print and Digital Activity Bundle provides a ton of exposure to Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! 3rd grade and 4th grade students will identify Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, learn how to correct them, and use correct sentences in a variety of activities. Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons can be difficult for students to understand! What students need are multiple attempts at tackling Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! You have officially found what your Language Arts block has been missing! We’ve all been there... You’ve taught Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, but your students have still not mastered them. You’re thinking to yourself… “What else am I going to do? They still don’t get it!” Here is where this Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons Activity Bundle comes in to save the day! Even better… these activities are Print & Go or Click & Go! What’s Included? •3 Column Note-Taking Activity: Students fill in or create three columns with different tasks in each one. There are two options for this activity. •Sort Activity: Students sort sentences into three categories. Differentiation is done through the use of partners. •Art Activity: Students create a visual for the concept and have a short writing piece. •Matching Game Activity: Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Close Read Activity: This is best used as a teacher-led guided reading group center, but it can easily be used whole class too! There are tasks to complete with each read and another page that can be completed after the read! •Writing Activity: Students write using the given prompt. Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Direction Tents for each Activity •Answer Keys/ Samples/ Examples A digital version of all activities included How will you use these activities? •Literacy Centers •Extra Practice •Spiral Review Homework •Intervention •Early Finisher Options •Small Group Instruction No matter how you choose to use them, all of these activities are print and go materials. Answer keys and examples are included to make your life that much easier! These Activity Bundles also make the perfect sub plans because they are explained in step by step detail! How to Use... •These activities are meant to be used after the standard has been taught. The activities should be viewed as a follow-up and a way for students to further understand the topic. If you are looking for the step that comes before this, we have them available in our store! They are our “Week Long Lessons.” •Each activity is made so that it can be completed in 15-20 minutes. In our class, we use them as literacy centers. We like to set a timer, such as online-stopwatch.com, and students rotate from center to center until they have completed all of the centers. Need a center rotation board? Jobs for your centers? Levels of understanding? Check out our Literacy Center Toolkit in our store! •Maybe you don’t have time for all 6 centers... That’s ok! Pull 3 or 4 and complete the others at a later date, or even whole class instead of in centers. You can also have one available for early finishers or as spiral review activities later in the year! •No matter how you use them, your students will be completely engaged while mastering the standard! •Want to find out more about our Literacy Centers? We have blog posts explaining! Go to www.rigorousowl.com to learn more! If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Need More Resources to Teach Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences? Click... Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Week Long Lessons Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Task Card Activities 4th Grade Grammar and Language Bundle for the ENTIRE YEAR Language Posters Love Literacy Centers? We have a plethora for you to choose some and are adding more! Be sure to follow us to get notified! Key Ideas and Details Literacy Centers Mood in Literature Literacy Centers Character Change Literacy Centers Character Traits Literacy Centers Character Motivation Literacy Centers Plot Literacy Centers Vocabulary and Language Acquisition Literacy Centers Prefixes Literacy Centers Context Clues Literacy Centers Formal and Informal Language Literacy Centers Proverbs and Adages Literacy Centers Idioms Literacy Centers Language and Grammar Literacy Centers Modal Auxiliaries Literacy Centers Relative Adverbs Literacy Centers Relative Pronouns Literacy Centers Ordering Adjectives Literacy Centers Punctuating Dialogue Literacy Centers Progressive Tense Verbs Literacy Centers Need a way to organize your centers? Grab our Editable Literacy Center Toolkit: Editable Literacy Centers Toolkit ----You can grab this Toolkit for free when you sign up for our newsletter at www.therigorousowl.com If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BE SURE TO FOLLOW US BY CLICKING THE GREEN STAR ABOVE TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN WE POST A NEW PRODUCT! ALL OF OUR NEW PRODUCTS ARE 50% OFF FOR THE FIRST 48 HOURS!!!! BE SURE TO LEAVE FEEDBACK TO RECEIVE TPT CREDIT TOWARDS YOUR NEXT PURCHASE! Don't miss out on updates, freebies, and tons of fun! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER This resource is intended for ONE CLASSROOM TEACHER to use. If you would like to share with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license. Thank you for respecting our hard work! All rights reserved by The Rigorous Owl. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.

This resource includes everything you need to teach students to identify and correct sentence fragments and run-on sentences. Everything you need is here! The materials will allow you to explicitly teach, reinforce, and assess fragments and run-ons. What’s Included: •PowerPoint Lesson (Monday) •Practice Printable (Tuesday) •30 Task Cards (Wednesday) •Sketch Notes (Thursday) •Assessment (Friday) •BONUS: Interactive Notebook Activity Download the preview for a detailed overview of the resource.   NOTE: This resource was written based on fourth-grade content standards. However, none of the student materials are labeled with a grade level. This will allow teachers to use this resource across grade levels.

In species-rich ecosystems such as the tropical rainforests, understanding and identifying factors affecting the patterns of diversity and distribution of birds is a very important issue for conservation biologists. Rainforests hold a high proportion of Asia's critically endangered bird species. Considering the extent to which lowland forests have been degraded or lost, isolated and fragmented forest patches may well represent the last refuge for regional biodiversity. Thus, to guide conservation initiatives for these ecosystems, secondary lowland rainforest understorey avian communities were studied to determine their responses along an edge-interior gradient with the aim of identifying the key factors influencing their composition, distribution, and diversity. In this study, the way in which understorey bird assemblages are dependent on the local environmental variables, along an edge-interior gradient, was determined. In addition, species-specific responses, composition and species richness were also evaluated. This study allows managers, planners and policy makers to better mitigate the effects of forest edge on the understorey avian community.

Is Grammar a Mystery to Your Students? Help them use clues to figure out the rules! This set of task cards has students going beyond grammar worksheets to examine the differences between correct and incorrect sentences to help guide them to discover what the components of a complete sentence are. By working through it themselves they will retain the information much better than just being asked to memorize a rule. After discovering the rule students then practice identifying complete and incomplete sentences and fixing the incomplete ones. Student answer sheets and a teacher answer key are included. Also included is a PDF Presentation on run-ons and fragments that can be used after the activity to make sure students fully understand the concept. Other Task Cards Point of View Task Cards Poetry Task Cards for Grades 4-6. Poetry Scavenger Hunt or Task Cards for High School. Poetry Cards Some Helpful Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store.

Are you searching for a step-by-step PowerPoint that can be used to introduce fragments and run-ons to your students in a way that will grab their attention? You've come to the right place! This 57-slide PowerPoint will help you teach your students to recognize and revise sentence fragments and run-on sentences. HERE'S THE SEQUENCE OF TOPICS COVERED IN THIS POWERPOINT: First, students will be reminded of the components of a complete sentence. The second section focuses on sentence fragments. After students identify and revise isolated fragments, they must read complete paragraphs and revise the fragment written within the paragraph. The third section highlights run-on sentences. After students identify and revise isolated run-on sentences, they must read a complete paragraph and revise the run-on written within the paragraph. In the fourth and final section, students read various sentences and identify whether they are fragments, run-ons, or complete sentences. ***A 5-page PowerPoint companion handout is also included in this file. Students can follow along and record answers on this handout as you progress through the PowerPoint! The companion handout is available in both printable format or digital format.** PowerPoints filled with visuals are ideal for teaching new content to students because PowerPoints tend to be highly engaging and concepts can be easily broken down into understandable chunks of information. But let's face it... they are so time-consuming to create! Fortunately, now you have an option of using one that is already complete, kid-tested, and ready to go for you! CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW!! Here's what teachers like you have to say about this writing PowerPoint: ⭐️ Robert C. said, "This is such a hard skill for my 4th graders. Right when you think they have it, they don't. This resource is well put together and it has helped my kids write far better sentences." ⭐️ Teresa P. said, "My sixth-grade students have struggled with fragments and run-ons all year. I had them watch this and now they get it. I will be using this the first month of school next year." ⭐️ Laura S. said, "This presentation was so great in that it was a huge time saver for me, but also that it really helped my kids to get some great practice with this topic!" ⭐️ Christine K. said, "What a great resource this is. My 4th graders still had a difficult time recognizing run-on sentences, and this is one of the best resources that helped them developed their grammar skills." Feel free to check out some of my other punctuating titles resources by clicking on the following links: Fragments and Run-ons: 36 Task Cards Fragments and Run-ons: 5 Worksheets Copyright by Deb Hanson Please note: You DO have my permission to convert this PowerPoint to Google Slides, and to share it with your students via Google Classroom. (A Google link is not provided, but you may upload the PowerPoint to Google yourself, if you wish.) Also, the PowerPoint cannot be edited due to the copyright requirements made by the contributing artists (clip art, font, background). This item is a paid digital download from my TpT store www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Deb-Hanson This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher is prohibited. This item is also bound by copyright laws. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on an Internet site that is not password protected are all strictly prohibited without first gaining permission from the author. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions!

This Print and Digital Activity Bundle provides a ton of exposure to Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! 3rd grade and 4th grade students will identify Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, learn how to correct them, and use correct sentences in a variety of activities. Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons can be difficult for students to understand! What students need are multiple attempts at tackling Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! You have officially found what your Language Arts block has been missing! We’ve all been there... You’ve taught Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, but your students have still not mastered them. You’re thinking to yourself… “What else am I going to do? They still don’t get it!” Here is where this Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons Activity Bundle comes in to save the day! Even better… these activities are Print & Go or Click & Go! What’s Included? •3 Column Note-Taking Activity: Students fill in or create three columns with different tasks in each one. There are two options for this activity. •Sort Activity: Students sort sentences into three categories. Differentiation is done through the use of partners. •Art Activity: Students create a visual for the concept and have a short writing piece. •Matching Game Activity: Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Close Read Activity: This is best used as a teacher-led guided reading group center, but it can easily be used whole class too! There are tasks to complete with each read and another page that can be completed after the read! •Writing Activity: Students write using the given prompt. Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Direction Tents for each Activity •Answer Keys/ Samples/ Examples A digital version of all activities included How will you use these activities? •Literacy Centers •Extra Practice •Spiral Review Homework •Intervention •Early Finisher Options •Small Group Instruction No matter how you choose to use them, all of these activities are print and go materials. Answer keys and examples are included to make your life that much easier! These Activity Bundles also make the perfect sub plans because they are explained in step by step detail! How to Use... •These activities are meant to be used after the standard has been taught. The activities should be viewed as a follow-up and a way for students to further understand the topic. If you are looking for the step that comes before this, we have them available in our store! They are our “Week Long Lessons.” •Each activity is made so that it can be completed in 15-20 minutes. In our class, we use them as literacy centers. We like to set a timer, such as online-stopwatch.com, and students rotate from center to center until they have completed all of the centers. Need a center rotation board? Jobs for your centers? Levels of understanding? Check out our Literacy Center Toolkit in our store! •Maybe you don’t have time for all 6 centers... That’s ok! Pull 3 or 4 and complete the others at a later date, or even whole class instead of in centers. You can also have one available for early finishers or as spiral review activities later in the year! •No matter how you use them, your students will be completely engaged while mastering the standard! •Want to find out more about our Literacy Centers? We have blog posts explaining! Go to www.rigorousowl.com to learn more! If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Need More Resources to Teach Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences? Click... Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Week Long Lessons Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Task Card Activities 4th Grade Grammar and Language Bundle for the ENTIRE YEAR Language Posters Love Literacy Centers? We have a plethora for you to choose some and are adding more! Be sure to follow us to get notified! 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Grab our Editable Literacy Center Toolkit: Editable Literacy Centers Toolkit ----You can grab this Toolkit for free when you sign up for our newsletter at www.therigorousowl.com If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BE SURE TO FOLLOW US BY CLICKING THE GREEN STAR ABOVE TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN WE POST A NEW PRODUCT! ALL OF OUR NEW PRODUCTS ARE 50% OFF FOR THE FIRST 48 HOURS!!!! BE SURE TO LEAVE FEEDBACK TO RECEIVE TPT CREDIT TOWARDS YOUR NEXT PURCHASE! Don't miss out on updates, freebies, and tons of fun! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER This resource is intended for ONE CLASSROOM TEACHER to use. If you would like to share with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license. Thank you for respecting our hard work! All rights reserved by The Rigorous Owl. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.

While many grammar and writing programs focus on identifying parts of speech and types of sentence structure, few zero in on writing sentences in a step-by-step, building block fashion. In this concise yet comprehensive guide, students are taught COMPLEX sentence structure in a unique fashion: through creating recipes! Students learn the basic sentence components from the ground up and how to add “flavor” to their writing without losing the structure and meaning of a good sentence. Avoid fragments and run-ons by teaching students the necessary structure of complex sentences and then demonstrating in increasing increments how to add detail to sentences without losing that structure. This guide offers: • Description and examples of a complex sentence. • Parts of speech that can be used to create a sentence (ingredients). • Varied student practice opportunities (recipes). • Conversion of intangibles (concepts) to tangibles (ingredients, formulas, recipes). • Methodology successful for all students, including those needing targeted and intensive RTI writing interventions. NOTE: For those of you wanting building blocks for designing SIMPLE, COMPOUND or COMPOUND-COMPLEX sentences with student practice opportunities, check out the other “Cooking Up Sentences” offerings in my store, including “Cooking Up Sentences – Recipes for Sentence Types” which is a culmination of all four sentence type offerings. In addition, "Parts of Speech - Quick Reference" offers reference sheets that help students to truly understand nouns, verbs, and other parts of speech, in turn allowing students to better comprehend the foundation needed for building different types of sentences. While I'm a seasoned veteran at teaching, I'm still pretty new to TpT and would really appreciate you taking the time to rate my product once you've tried it. Thank you!

This Print and Digital Activity Bundle provides a ton of exposure to Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! 3rd grade and 4th grade students will identify Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, learn how to correct them, and use correct sentences in a variety of activities. Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons can be difficult for students to understand! What students need are multiple attempts at tackling Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons! You have officially found what your Language Arts block has been missing! We’ve all been there... You’ve taught Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons, but your students have still not mastered them. You’re thinking to yourself… “What else am I going to do? They still don’t get it!” Here is where this Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons Activity Bundle comes in to save the day! Even better… these activities are Print & Go or Click & Go! What’s Included? •3 Column Note-Taking Activity: Students fill in or create three columns with different tasks in each one. There are two options for this activity. •Sort Activity: Students sort sentences into three categories. Differentiation is done through the use of partners. •Art Activity: Students create a visual for the concept and have a short writing piece. •Matching Game Activity: Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Close Read Activity: This is best used as a teacher-led guided reading group center, but it can easily be used whole class too! There are tasks to complete with each read and another page that can be completed after the read! •Writing Activity: Students write using the given prompt. Two options are provided with different levels of difficulty. •Direction Tents for each Activity •Answer Keys/ Samples/ Examples A digital version of all activities included How will you use these activities? •Literacy Centers •Extra Practice •Spiral Review Homework •Intervention •Early Finisher Options •Small Group Instruction No matter how you choose to use them, all of these activities are print and go materials. Answer keys and examples are included to make your life that much easier! These Activity Bundles also make the perfect sub plans because they are explained in step by step detail! How to Use... •These activities are meant to be used after the standard has been taught. The activities should be viewed as a follow-up and a way for students to further understand the topic. If you are looking for the step that comes before this, we have them available in our store! They are our “Week Long Lessons.” •Each activity is made so that it can be completed in 15-20 minutes. In our class, we use them as literacy centers. We like to set a timer, such as online-stopwatch.com, and students rotate from center to center until they have completed all of the centers. Need a center rotation board? Jobs for your centers? Levels of understanding? Check out our Literacy Center Toolkit in our store! •Maybe you don’t have time for all 6 centers... That’s ok! Pull 3 or 4 and complete the others at a later date, or even whole class instead of in centers. You can also have one available for early finishers or as spiral review activities later in the year! •No matter how you use them, your students will be completely engaged while mastering the standard! •Want to find out more about our Literacy Centers? We have blog posts explaining! Go to www.rigorousowl.com to learn more! If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Need More Resources to Teach Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences? Click... Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Week Long Lessons Fragments, Run-ons and Sentences Task Card Activities 4th Grade Grammar and Language Bundle for the ENTIRE YEAR Language Posters Love Literacy Centers? We have a plethora for you to choose some and are adding more! Be sure to follow us to get notified! 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Grab our Editable Literacy Center Toolkit: Editable Literacy Centers Toolkit ----You can grab this Toolkit for free when you sign up for our newsletter at www.therigorousowl.com If you have any questions, email us at: [email protected] ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BE SURE TO FOLLOW US BY CLICKING THE GREEN STAR ABOVE TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN WE POST A NEW PRODUCT! ALL OF OUR NEW PRODUCTS ARE 50% OFF FOR THE FIRST 48 HOURS!!!! BE SURE TO LEAVE FEEDBACK TO RECEIVE TPT CREDIT TOWARDS YOUR NEXT PURCHASE! Don't miss out on updates, freebies, and tons of fun! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER This resource is intended for ONE CLASSROOM TEACHER to use. If you would like to share with your colleagues, please purchase an additional license. Thank you for respecting our hard work! All rights reserved by The Rigorous Owl. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.

Students will review simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences, as well as fragments and run-ons in this sentence structure escape room that contains 64 sentences on 16 task cards. Updated 5/23 to include answer explanations for each task card. This product IS included in my escape room bundle: Secondary English Escape Room Bundle Your download includes * 32 sentences for determining sentence structure (simple, compound, complex, compound-complex) * 32 sentences for determining fragment, run-on, or correct * one practice task card to model for students how to fill in answer code * teacher & student instructions for Google and non-Google facilitation * answer key for codes and secret phrases if teacher-led * teacher tips page and link to overview instruction video * four different Google forms with four different secret phrases * underlined and labeled clauses for each task card In the Google-led facilitation (a quicker version), students input answers into a Google Form and are automatically told if their code is correct for each card and awarded a letter toward the secret phrase. There are four different Google forms that receive the same numeric codes but four different “secret phrases.” In teacher-led facilitation (a lengthier version), teachers will check answers for students and award letters toward the secret phrase. Please note: The run-ons and fragments contain errors in punctuation and structure on purpose so that students identify them as incorrect. Some of the compound sentences with short or balanced independent clauses omit the comma before the coordinating conjunction (as allowed within grammar rules) so that students see a variety of structure types and style choices. This product works best if used as a review after students are familiar with the various types of sentence structures and what makes them up. Facilitation of the game (from me giving instructions to the first group solving the secret phrase) takes anywhere from 25-40 minutes depending on grade level of students and familiarity with sentence structures and errors. Due to the complexity of the sentences, this is recommended for 9-12 graders. Want to create a customized escape room bundle for a discounted price? Custom Escape Room Bundle Looking for other escape room products? Parts of Speech Escape Room Clause Escape Room Subject Verb Agreement Escape Room Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Escape Room Crucible Escape Room Comma Review Escape Room Sentence Type Escape Room Parallel Structure Escape Room Related Products Sentence Structure and Variety Spinner

Programmers often copy and paste source code in order to reuse an existing solution in the completion of a current task. Copying and pasting results in code clones (similar code fragments) throughout a code base, which need to be properly maintained over time. Forgetting the cloning information and correspondence relationships within a piece of code can be problematic for the software maintainer. Furthermore, inconsistent editing to clones can introduce undetected bugs, decreasing the quality of the software. This dissertation presents a suite of software tools, Eclipse plug-ins named CnP, that aid the programmer during copy, paste, and modify programming. The purpose is to provide tool support throughout a clone's entire lifecycle, from its creation to its removal from the system. More than just traditional clone detection and removal, these clone tracking tools have a particular focus on clone editing. CReN and LexId help with consistent identifier and substring renaming within clones, and CSeR visualizes user edits within a clone for better clone comparison. A user study was conducted with analysis in terms of task completion time, solution correctness, and method of completion.

This is a business strategy for the digital era. It's all about identifying the business drivers of digital revolution that's happening all around us. DIGITAL SPINE: BUSINESS STRATEGY MODEL FOR THE DIGITAL ERA As digitisation takes hold of developed economies and new companies, business trends are appearing all around us. These trends are putting to question conventional wisdom and business models of companies that have thrived for decades. Several of these digital themes and new age company business models are understood by all of us only intuitively, or through fragmented themes of articles and interviews. There is a lot of talk but no proper end to end business strategy structure defined. But in all this digital chaos there is a logic, and a structure for survival. The authors have attempted to provide a business model to help clarify how these new companies are challenging the existing corporates and world business order often successfully, and what will distinguish winners from losers in this era of the millennials. This book provides: -A Business Model to help strategise market forces and give a step by step approach to analyse directional trends; -Case studies to better clarify on how to strategise both trends and as well as threats; -An overview of the digital shift and key themes for the future to watch out for

This Writing Workshop contains 107 middle school worksheets; the total of 309 pages, with full answer keys. It discusses Punctuation, mainly commas and end marks, Fragments and Run-on Sentences, and the best strategies of writing sentences and paragraphs through a set of lessons and follow-up practice worksheets. Make your students better writers? The following is a list of what you will find in this workshop; categorized and well organized for your convenience: (A). Punctuation | Capitalization | Capital Letters | Worksheets | Assessments First words I, Oh, O Proper Nouns First names and initials Geographical Names Organizations and Institutions Buildings and Monuments Memorials and Awards Calendar Items Titles Historical Events School Subjects (B). PUNCTUATION WORKSHEETS & PRACTICE | Commas | End Marks | Abbreviations 1. End Marks 2. Abbreviations (x3) 3. Abbreviation Review 4. End Marks and Abbreviations 5. Commas with Items in Series 6. Commas with Independent Clauses 7. Commas with Nonessential CIauses and Phrases\ 8. Commas with Introductory Elements (x2) 9. Commas with Interrupters (x2) 10. Conventional Uses of Commas 11. Unnecessary Commas 12. Comma Review (x3) 13. End Mark and Abbreviation Review (x2) (C). Sentence Fragments | Run-on Sentences | Revising and Proofreading Worksheets Identifying Sentence Fragments (x2) Revising Run-on Sentences (x2) Identifying and Revising Fragments (x2) Revising Phrase Fragments (x2) Revising Clause Fragments (x2) Using Subordinate Clauses in Sentences (x2) Revising Fragments and Run-on Sentences (x2) (D). Writing Sentences and Paragraphs Activities | Lessons | Worksheets Combine Notes in Sentences Compound Elements in Writing Using Semicolons Using Colons Using Dashes Using Parentheses Correlative Conjunctions in Writing Combining and Varying Sentences (x2) Adjectives and Adverbs in Writing Using Phrases Using Prepositional Phrases in Writing Using Appositive Phrases in Writing Using Participial Phrases in Writing Conjunctive Adverbs Using Clauses in Writing Using Gerund, Noun, and Infinitive Clauses in Writing Combining Sentences by Inserting Words (x4) Combining Sentences by Inserting Phrases (x2) Creating Compound Subjects and Verbs (x2) Combining to Create Compound Sentences (x3) Combining to Create Complex Sentences Revising Paragraphs by Combining Sentences (x2) Revising Sentences to Create Parallel Structure (x2) Revising Stringy Sentences (x2) Revising Wordy Sentences (x2) Varying Sentences Beginning (x2) Revising Sentences to Create Variety (x2) Revising Paragraphs (x2 All the worksheets are detailed with supporting explanations, tips, definitions, examples, and exercises to ensure effective learning and application of the content and skills necessary for Grade 7 and Grade 8 students.

Getting your classroom ready for the new school year? Consider adding these free posters to your ELA area on your walls. Use these three colorful and informative posters to help your students remember how to identify simple, compound, and complex sentences. A handout is also included for quick reference. Download your copy here! Happy Teaching! ... Read More about Free! Sentence Posters

Sentence or Fragment... You be the Judge PowerPoint Lesson and Test Prep In the sentence justice system, fragment offenses are considered especially heinous. In the classroom, the dedicated students who investigate these crimes are known as the Special Students Unit. These are their stories. In the courtroom, no one knows complete sentences better than Judge Jody. She will help to guide your students to an understanding of what makes a complete sentence and how to identify them. Students will learn that sentences need to have three things to be successful: a subject, a predicate, and they need to make complete sense. Students will have a great time finding sentences GUILTY based on the evidence given. Take your students on a journey into the courtroom as they earn a seat at the judge's table of sentence structure. This PowerPoint is great to use with whiteboards and has kinesthetic movements that students will love. There is also a notes page for your convenience. ENJOY! ***************************************************************************** A few of our other Grammar products: Holy Cow! It's Plurals! Guided Practice, Test Prep, and Common Core Cracking Down on Possessives PowerPoint Lessonr Parts of Speech Bootcamp Action Verbs: Past, Present, and Future with Ranger Smith PowerPoint Lesson Using Quotation Marks in Dialogue with Master Pone PowerPoint Lesson ELA Grammar PowerPoint Bundle ***************************************************************************** Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit for future purchases: Go to your "My Purchases" page. Next to each purchase, you'll see a "Provide Feedback" button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you may use to lower the cost of your future purchases. We'd really love it if you'd rate our item after downloading! Feedback is so VERY important! Follow our Store Click on the green star next to our store logo to receive upcoming sales, freebie and product launches, and email updates! Here's to a successful year! Teachers Unleashed Sam and Susan [email protected]

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Are your students struggling to write in complete sentences? Even my high school seniors often can't tell the difference between long sentence fragments, short run-ons, and complete sentences! This PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL lesson is perfect for teaching or reviewing what makes a sentence "complete" and provides a great foundation for teaching more complex grammar topics later. The included slideshow will explain subjects, predicates, and how to find them to students. As the lesson and slideshow progress, students will stop intermittently to complete activities on the included worksheets to reinforce the new information. After the lesson, they'll finish these worksheets. The activities on the included worksheets aim to get students to access prior knowledge, identify different parts of sentences, and eventually create their own writing using complete sentences. If students need to review any of the material in this lesson, they can refer back to the included Sentences Handout. After this lesson, all you'll have to do is tell students that their sentences are incomplete, and students will have the knowledge and tools to self-edit! This Resource Includes: Lesson Plan (PDF) Student Reference Handout (PDF) PARTIALLY-EDITABLE Google Slides Presentation Student Worksheets NON-EDITABLE Printable PDF EDITABLE Google Doc Answer Key (PDF) The whole resource can be seen in the preview. Please look at the preview prior to purchase to ensure that this test will work for you and your students. Google Doc versions of the included worksheet may be formatted differently to better suit their digital nature but will include the same content. Need an assessment for this lesson? Grab my Sentences Quiz right here! Need more grammar resources? Check out my GRAMMAR LESSONS BUNDLE: FREE Coordinating Conjunctions Poster Why Grammar? Introductory Lesson Clauses and Sentence Types Lesson Verbals Lesson Apostrophes Lesson Colons Lesson Semicolons Lesson Hyphens and Dashes Lesson Commas Lesson ***This resource consists of editable and non-editable PDFs and Google files within a Google Folder. In order to access your purchase, you will need to give Teachers Pay Teachers access to your Google Drive. Before purchasing, please review the preview to make sure this resource supports your and your students' needs. The whole resource, with the exception of any answer keys, is included in the preview.

Neuropathic pain is one of the most common, most debilitating, most costly, and most difficult to treat categories of chronic pain conditions that are characterized by a lesion or disease of the somatosensory nervous system. Managing neuropathic pain is challenging and requires skillful assessment and comprehensive and integrated treatment strategies that are mechanism-guided, evidence-based, and individualized. However, these critical and integral elements are very fragmented in the current literature. The mechanistic understanding of neuropathic pain is typically found in basic research articles. Clinical research evidence is presented in forms of clinical trials with emphasis on minimizing biases such as those from patient selection and assessment. Individualized considerations for each patient are usually presented in case reports and problem-based learning discussions. This book overcomes these barriers and integrates all the critical elements around individual patient care into a coherent management strategy that is practical and applicable to daily clinical practice. Rather than compiling what have been published in the literature, this work emphasizes on identifying and highlighting the key points or findings that guide decision-making in clinical practice. It integrates the key points around a typical case scenario that not only represents the core of the diagnostic and therapeutic processes but also allows introduction and differentiation of painful conditions that bare similarities with the case in hand. The overarching goal is to improve clinical outcomes through better understanding of the mechanisms, more accurate diagnosis, and wiser and more comprehensive treatment strategies.

Writing Revision Task Cards help differentiate feedback and allow students to take ownership of making their writing better. During the writing process, it is important for students to know what they are doing wrong and have an opportunity to learn about and ultimately fix the error. This resource quickly and easily allows you to do both of those things! As you are reading through a draft of their papers, simply mark spots where they have an error related to these task cards. In class, hand students the task card(s) that identify their problem (you may want to prioritize). They can then go to your files, station, or small groups to work through the task on the card. I found it helpful to have a set of each application activity printed in different folders for easy access. Each card ends with the students ultimately applying their learning to fix the mistake(s) in their own paper. It is low-prep for you, high-engagement for them, and a win-win for all with better writing as the result. Task Cards address the following common writing errors: Cliches Blending quotes Run-ons and fragments Vocabulary MLA format and citation Punctuating titles of literature Commonly confused words Verb tense Each task card connects to a handout or activity (both printable and digital) to deepen their understanding of the error. These are meant to be mini-lesson reviews of the bigger skill. Answer keys included where appropriate. All lessons include a detailed lesson plan with learning targets and essential questions, clear directions, links where appropriate, ready-to-copy interactive pages, bellringers, and formative assessment exit tickets. Resources require minimal preparation ahead of time, though this varies by lesson. I've also started including separate pdf pages and images of the lesson so it can be more flexible and easily assigned in a digital classroom. Many of the pages of the pdf are also included as individual PowerPoint pages that the students can type right on, save, and submit to your LMS. ___________________________________________________________ Be the first to know about my new discounts, sales, and product launches: FOLLOW ME: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You’ll receive email updates about this store to SAVE even more! FREE MONEY? How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Head to your "My Purchases" page (you may need to log in). There you'll see the "Provide Feedback" button. Click it and give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product- it helps others to know what the students liked about it too! Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases! Questions or suggestions? Email me directly at: [email protected] Let's Connect! Find me on the web Instagram: @thecomfortableclassroom Blog and more: @https://linktr.ee/thecomfortableclassroom © The Comfortable Classroom All rights reserved. License good for single-classroom use only.

This can be a stand-alone item or an additional resource to go alongside my Google Slides presentation. What this packet includes is 14 pages of skills review in the following areas; Fragments vs Complete Sentences Unscrambling Sentences Identifying Types of Sentences Conjunctions; Coordinate (Fanboys) + Subordinate (On a White Bus) Because, But, So Sentence Stems Introductory Dependent Clauses Simple, Compound, Complex, and Compound-Complex Sentences Appositives Sentence Combining Run-On Sentences Students will be identifying, applying, and creating the concepts practiced in the resource to build bigger and better sentences. Answer Key: Since this resource has many opportunities for students to write their own sentences, some answers may vary. No answer key is included with this resource. Gradel Level: Since these are made in Google Docs, these will be editable and you are free to change anything you wish to fit your students’ needs no matter what grade level.

Students falling over themselves to proofread?! This is what happened in my classroom when I put up this bulletin board--before I even had a chance to introduce it! Students immediately gravitated to the board from the first day and began puzzling out the solutions, with no direction from me! With this interactive bulletin board or literacy center, students examine cards showing pictures of real-world writing errors made by adults who ought to know better. Students identify the error(s) on the card and then rewrite the example correctly. What student wouldn't want to best an adult? This 72-page e-book contains 69 error cards showing pictures of real-world writing mistakes such as spelling, apostrophe use, homophone confusion, sentence structure, run-ons, fragments, unnecessary quotation marks, capitalization, and more. I even include tips for adding to your error card collection! Because I enjoy design (and couldn't make up my mind), the book also includes 6 different styles of titles with matching themed support materials, answer keys, and complete student and teacher directions for both the bulletin board and the center. Sample images of the bulletin board and the center are provided as a guide. I have marked this resource for grades 4-6, but it is easily adaptable to almost any classroom or level. Simply choose the error cards that match the skills your students need to practice. You can make it easier by labeling the cards with included tags showing the type and/or number of errors. For the cards that contain multiple errors, you may choose to have students look for just one error as an intervention or all errors for gifted students. With this range of levels in mind, I have included titles labeled for 1st-8th grades as well as a couple of titles showing teenagers for use in the high school setting or beyond. Implementation Possibilities: Use with ELL or special needs students who are struggling to proofread or need practice in particular skills. Make additional literacy center packets to send home for extra practice. Put the bulletin board up in a school hallway or common area and challenge all students to submit answers. You could draw one winning solution from all submitted and allow that student to read the solution on the morning broadcast. Have a student teacher, intern, peer helper, or gifted class maintain the bulletin board and check the answers. Recognize student solutions in your classroom newsletter or on your class website. Post correct student solutions on the bulletin board next to the error card. If you like this resource, please leave feedback and check out my other products. I have several grammar resources in my catalog, including a worksheet packet for the Grammar Rock video series (called Grammar Rocks!), and a subject/predicate file folder game with a football theme, called The Sentence Bowl. Keep up with all of my latest creations by following me on Teachers Pay Teachers or becoming a fan of my store on Facebook! Have an idea for a great resource? You can email me at the address listed below! Please do not copy this resource for an entire grade level or school. If your colleagues like it, please send them to Teachers Pay Teachers! Thank You! Anna Colley [email protected] Smarty Pants Teaching Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Twitter Grammar Fail! Bulletin Board or Literacy Center Pack by Anna M. Colley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Do your students need to practice clauses, learn how to effectively combine sentences, revise stringy sentences, or create parallel structure? Maybe they need to sharpen their understanding of what makes good sentences, overall. This is a great mini-unit to help out with that! You will get the following: One diagnostic test (30 questions) to assess before beginning the material in this unit Two single-sided lesson worksheets identifying independent and dependent clauses, and distinguishing between a phrase and a clause Two single-sided lesson worksheets on combining sentences for better clarity and readability One single-sided lesson worksheet on revising stringy sentences (you know, the ones that go on and on and on...) Two single-sided lesson worksheets on parallel structure in lists (nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) and in phrasing Three single-sided review worksheets covering all of the listed concepts. AND a final assessment on all of the concepts. This is a different test than is included in my Grammar Assessments Bundle, so in case you own that, or are interested in it, it would just give you an alternative test to this one. ⭐ ALL worksheets, review, and test have answer keys. ⭐ ALL worksheets have explanations and reminders of the concepts, as well as examples.  Please check out my other HS Grammar Mini-Units: HS Grammar Mini-Unit #1: Fragments, Run-Ons, and Comma Splices HS Grammar Mini-Unit #2: Prepositions, Prepositional Phrases and Appositives HS Grammar Mini-Unit #4: Review IND/DEP Clauses, Adj., Adv., & Noun Clauses, and Types of Sentences: Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex But wait! If you think you might be interested in more than one of these units, why not purchase them all in my new bundle? Here it is: ⭐ HS Grammar MEGA BUNDLE Thanks, Teacher in the Rye Follow me for updates and new products for your MS and HS English classroom.

Writing Revision Task Cards help differentiate feedback and allow students to take ownership of making their writing better. During the writing process, it is important for students to know what they are doing wrong and have an opportunity to learn about and ultimately fix the error. This resource quickly and easily allows you to do both of those things! As you are reading through a draft of their papers, simply mark spots where they have an error related to these task cards. In class, hand students the task card(s) that identify their problem (you may want to prioritize). They can then go to your files, station, or small groups to work through the task on the card. I found it helpful to have a set of each application activity printed in different folders for easy access. Each card ends with the students ultimately applying their learning to fix the mistake(s) in their own paper. It is low-prep for you, high-engagement for them, and a win-win for all with better writing as the result. Task Cards address the following common writing errors: Cliches Blending quotes Run-ons and fragments Vocabulary MLA format and citation Punctuating titles of literature Commonly confused words Verb tense Each task card connects to a handout or activity (both printable and digital) to deepen their understanding of the error. These are meant to be mini-lesson reviews of the bigger skill. Answer keys included where appropriate. All lessons include a detailed lesson plan with learning targets and essential questions, clear directions, links where appropriate, ready-to-copy interactive pages, bellringers, and formative assessment exit tickets. Resources require minimal preparation ahead of time, though this varies by lesson. I've also started including separate pdf pages and images of the lesson so it can be more flexible and easily assigned in a digital classroom. Many of the pages of the pdf are also included as individual PowerPoint pages that the students can type right on, save, and submit to your LMS. ___________________________________________________________ Be the first to know about my new discounts, sales, and product launches: FOLLOW ME: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You’ll receive email updates about this store to SAVE even more! FREE MONEY? How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Head to your "My Purchases" page (you may need to log in). There you'll see the "Provide Feedback" button. Click it and give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product- it helps others to know what the students liked about it too! Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases! Questions or suggestions? Email me directly at: [email protected] Let's Connect! Find me on the web Instagram: @thecomfortableclassroom Blog and more: @https://linktr.ee/thecomfortableclassroom © The Comfortable Classroom All rights reserved. License good for single-classroom use only.

Are your students struggling to write in complete sentences? Even my high school seniors often can't tell the difference between long sentence fragments, short run-ons, and complete sentences! This PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL lesson is perfect for teaching or reviewing what makes a sentence "complete" and provides a great foundation for teaching more complex grammar topics later. The included slideshow will explain subjects, predicates, and how to find them to students. As the lesson and slideshow progress, students will stop intermittently to complete activities on the included worksheets to reinforce the new information. After the lesson, they'll finish these worksheets. The activities on the included worksheets aim to get students to access prior knowledge, identify different parts of sentences, and eventually create their own writing using complete sentences. If students need to review any of the material in this lesson, they can refer back to the included Sentences Handout. After this lesson, all you'll have to do is tell students that their sentences are incomplete, and students will have the knowledge and tools to self-edit! This Resource Includes: Lesson Plan (PDF) Student Reference Handout (PDF) PARTIALLY-EDITABLE Google Slides Presentation Student Worksheets NON-EDITABLE Printable PDF EDITABLE Google Doc Answer Key (PDF) The whole resource can be seen in the preview. Please look at the preview prior to purchase to ensure that this test will work for you and your students. Google Doc versions of the included worksheet may be formatted differently to better suit their digital nature but will include the same content. Need an assessment for this lesson? Grab my Sentences Quiz right here! Need more grammar resources? Check out my GRAMMAR LESSONS BUNDLE: FREE Coordinating Conjunctions Poster Why Grammar? Introductory Lesson Clauses and Sentence Types Lesson Verbals Lesson Apostrophes Lesson Colons Lesson Semicolons Lesson Hyphens and Dashes Lesson Commas Lesson ***This resource consists of editable and non-editable PDFs and Google files within a Google Folder. In order to access your purchase, you will need to give Teachers Pay Teachers access to your Google Drive. Before purchasing, please review the preview to make sure this resource supports your and your students' needs. The whole resource, with the exception of any answer keys, is included in the preview.

Students falling over themselves to proofread?! This is what happened in my classroom when I put up this bulletin board--before I even had a chance to introduce it! Students immediately gravitated to the board from the first day and began puzzling out the solutions, with no direction from me! With this interactive bulletin board or literacy center, students examine cards showing pictures of real-world writing errors made by adults who ought to know better. Students identify the error(s) on the card and then rewrite the example correctly. What student wouldn't want to best an adult? This 72-page e-book contains 69 error cards showing pictures of real-world writing mistakes such as spelling, apostrophe use, homophone confusion, sentence structure, run-ons, fragments, unnecessary quotation marks, capitalization, and more. I even include tips for adding to your error card collection! Because I enjoy design (and couldn't make up my mind), the book also includes 6 different styles of titles with matching themed support materials, answer keys, and complete student and teacher directions for both the bulletin board and the center. Sample images of the bulletin board and the center are provided as a guide. I have marked this resource for grades 4-6, but it is easily adaptable to almost any classroom or level. Simply choose the error cards that match the skills your students need to practice. You can make it easier by labeling the cards with included tags showing the type and/or number of errors. For the cards that contain multiple errors, you may choose to have students look for just one error as an intervention or all errors for gifted students. With this range of levels in mind, I have included titles labeled for 1st-8th grades as well as a couple of titles showing teenagers for use in the high school setting or beyond. Implementation Possibilities: Use with ELL or special needs students who are struggling to proofread or need practice in particular skills. Make additional literacy center packets to send home for extra practice. Put the bulletin board up in a school hallway or common area and challenge all students to submit answers. You could draw one winning solution from all submitted and allow that student to read the solution on the morning broadcast. Have a student teacher, intern, peer helper, or gifted class maintain the bulletin board and check the answers. Recognize student solutions in your classroom newsletter or on your class website. Post correct student solutions on the bulletin board next to the error card. If you like this resource, please leave feedback and check out my other products. I have several grammar resources in my catalog, including a worksheet packet for the Grammar Rock video series (called Grammar Rocks!), and a subject/predicate file folder game with a football theme, called The Sentence Bowl. Keep up with all of my latest creations by following me on Teachers Pay Teachers or becoming a fan of my store on Facebook! Have an idea for a great resource? You can email me at the address listed below! Please do not copy this resource for an entire grade level or school. If your colleagues like it, please send them to Teachers Pay Teachers! Thank You! Anna Colley [email protected] Smarty Pants Teaching Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Twitter Grammar Fail! Bulletin Board or Literacy Center Pack by Anna M. Colley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Sentences, Clauses, and Conjunctions is a Common Core-aligned Mini Unit with TWO COMPLETE LESSONS that use Journal and Sentence Writing Practice, engaging hands-on Combining Sentence activities, and an Expository Writing Project to identify and properly use: • Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences • Phrases, Fragments and Run-On Sentences • Dependent, Relative, and Independent Clauses • Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions SENTENCES, CLAUSES, AND CONJUNCTIONS INCLUDES: • Two FULL COLOR Posters-simply print, laminate, and hang in your classroom! • Two COMPLETE Lessons with highlighted Text Features for better Comprehension • Close Journal Activities featuring Main Ideas and Details (great for Interactive Notebooks!) • Common Core Practice 1: Recognizing Sentences and Fragments • Common Core Practice 2: Using Relative Adverbs Where, When, and Why • Common Core Practice 3: Identifying Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions • Common Core Practice 4: Recognizing Run-Ons and Using Commas Correctly • Non-Fiction Informational Text article about Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman • Compare and Contrast Circle Chart (Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman) • Compare and Contrast Essay-we take students through entire Writing Process! In addition, students will make and play the FULL COLOR Sentences, Clauses, and Conjunctions Game "On A Mission" to practice and reinforce concepts learned. (All game materials included!) Sentences, Clauses, and Conjunctions, aligned with the 4th Grade Common Core READING, WRITING, and LANGUAGE Standards (See Preview for Standard Alignment), can be purchased separately, or as part of our 4TH GRADE COMMON CORE LANGUAGE UNIT + 17 FULL COLOR CONTENT POSTERS We've included color copies of the Sentences, Clauses, and Conjunctions lessons for your White Board, black and white versions of the lessons and activities to make copies for your students, Answer Pages, and Grading Rubrics for the higher-level writing activities. Download the Sentences, Clauses, and Conjunctions Preview to see the complete Lesson Plan, Common Core alignment, as well as samples from the lesson and activities. OUR OTHER SENTENCES, CLAUSES, AND CONJUNCTIONS RESOURCES: SENTENCE TYPES – 1ST GRADE SIMPLE AND COMPOUND SENTENCES – 2ND GRADE SIMPLE, COMPOUND, COMPLEX SENTENCES – 3RD GRADE OUR OTHER 4TH GRADE LANGUAGE RESOURCES: 4TH GRADE COMMON CORE LANGUAGE UNIT + FULL COLOR CONTENT POSTERS 4TH GRADE COMMON CORE DAILY LANGUAGE PRACTICE & ASSESSMENTS + FULL COLOR "I CAN" POSTERS 4TH GRADE COMMON CORE LANGUAGE "I CAN" POSTERS 4TH GRADE COMMON CORE LANGUAGE BUNDLE-INCLUDES ALL OF THE ABOVE 4TH GRADE LANGUAGE LESSONS (INCLUDED IN THE UNIT AND BUNDLE): PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES FREEBIE ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS COMMAS CONTEXT CLUES DICTIONARY SKILLS HOMONYMS NOUNS AND PRONOUNS PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES FORMAL VS INFORMAL STANDARD ENGLISH VERBS FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE Splash! Publications. Created by Teachers. It Just Makes Sense. RATING SENTENCES, CLAUSES, AND CONJUNCTIONS EARNS YOU TPT CREDITS TO USE TOWARD FUTURE PURCHASES AND GIVES US A WARM FUZZY FEELING! (c) 2013-Splash! Publications. Permission is granted to original purchasers to reproduce material as designated only for classroom use. No other part of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems without written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review. The Common Core Standards were developed and written by the NGA. © Copyright 2010. National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers. All rights reserved.

To better understand the heterogeneity of the international online intermediary liability regime, The Oxford Handbook of Intermediary Liability Online is designed to provide a comprehensive, authoritative and 'state-of-the-art' discussion of by highlighting emerging trends. This book discusses fundamental legal issues in intermediary liability online, while also describing advancement in intermediary liability theory and identifying recent policy trends. Sections I and II provide a taxonomy of internet platforms, a general discussion of possible basis for liability and remedies, while putting into context intermediary liability regulation with fundamental rights and the ethical implications of the intermediaries' role. Section III presents a jurisdictional overview discussing intermediary liability safe harbour arrangements and highlighting issues with systemic fragmentation and miscellaneous inconsistent approaches. Mapping online intermediary liability worldwide entails the review of a wide-ranging topic, stretching into many different areas of law and domain-specific solutions. Section IV provides an overview of intermediate liability for copyright, trademark, and privacy infringement, together with Internet platforms' obligations and liabilities for defamation, hate and dangerous speech. Section V reviews intermediary liability enforcement strategies by focusing on emerging trends, including proactive monitoring obligations across the entire spectrum of intermediary liability subject matters, blocking orders against innocent third parties, and the emergence of administrative enforcement of intermediary liability online. In addition, Section VI discusses an additional core emerging trend in intermediary liability enforcement: voluntary measures and private ordering. Finally, international private law issues are addressed in Section VII with special emphasis on the international struggle over Internet jurisdiction and extra-territorial enforcement of intermediaries' obligations.

Do you need a little spark to your language lessons? Save $$ with "Language Sparks" Bundle Two!These FOUR, easy to use, NO PREP PowerPoints review key facts and rules about the following:1. Capitalization2. Sentences3. Paragraphs and Text Structure4. Paragraphs and Constructing MeaningWhat's In...