Parts of Speech: English Language Arts

In the flipped classroom model, new content (via video) is assigned as homework. This gives you the chance to:

• Let students learn 100% at their own pace
• Use class time exclusively for projects and practice activities
• Circulate and give your students more one-on-one attention

Sound exciting? Try assigning a video lesson as homework and see why flipped learning is so powerful!

In this course we have curated a lot of relevant lessons revolving around the “Parts of Speech (conjunctions, English, grammar, interjections, modifiers, nouns, prepositions, pronouns, verbs)”, created by EdPuzzel, that you can use with your students. Either use these lessons in your lesson and send a the provided link to the student after the lesson, or hold your own lesson, and then use these instructional video quizzes as “homework or pre-work” that you can send to your student for more practice. At the bottom of each lesson is a link you can right click on to grab and send to your student which will take them to the video quiz and let them listen and interact with it.

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Overview

Identity Parts of Speech, Part 1 (Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs)

Identify Parts of Speech Part 2: Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjective, Adverbs

Choose Words That Are Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs, and Adverbs

Choose Words That Are Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs, and Adverbs

Nouns

Form Plural Nouns (-es, -ves, -oes)

Add Singular and Plural Nouns to Sentences

Choose the Collective or Plural Noun Based on the Verb

Choose the Correct Possessive Noun for a Sentence

Choose the Subject (Singular or Plural) Based on the Simple Present Verb

Form Plural Nouns (Regular & Irregular)

Form Plural Possessive Nouns

Form Plurals -s-&-ies

Form Singular Possessive Nouns

Identify Abstract and Concrete Nouns

Identify Collective and Common Nouns

Identify Nouns

Identify Objects

Identify Proper and Common Nouns

Identify Subjects

Identify Subjects and Objects

Identify the Possessive Noun and What’s Owned

Replace Common Nouns with Proper Nouns

Replace Common and Proper Nouns not in Sentences

Verbs

Choose Between Simple and Progressive Verb Tenses for Past Tense

Form Verbs with -s, -es, -ies

Choose Between Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Choose Between Simple and Progressive Verb Tenses (Present)

Choose the Correct Form of the “Be” Verb

Choose the Correct Tense of the “Be” Verb

Choose the Correct Verb Tense

Choose the Simple Present Verb Based on the Subject

Choose the Verb Based on the Collective or Plural Noun

Choose the Verb Based on the Collective or Plural Subject, Including “___ of ___” Forms

Choose the Verb Tense that Completes the Sequence

Complete Sentences with the Correct Form of “Be”

Form Simple Past Tense Verbs (Double Consonant)

Form Simple Past Tense Verbs with -d, -ed, and -ied

Form the Simple Past Tense of All Verbs

Form the Simple Past Tense of Regular and Irregular Verbs

Identify Action Verbs

Identify Action and State of Being Verbs

Identify Helping Verbs

Identify Helping and Main Verbs

Identify Mistakes in Subject-Verb Agreement

Identify Perfect Tense Verbs

Identify Sentences as Past, Present, or Future

Identify the Incorrect Verb Tense (Simple Past, Present, and Future)

Spell -ing Forms of Single Syllable Verbs

Modifiers

Form Comparative Adjectives

Add the Relative Adverbs

Choose Among “This,” “That,” “These,” & “Those”

Choose Between A & An

Choose Between Adjectives and Adverbs

Choose Between Comparatives and Superlative Adjectives

Choose Between Good and Well

Choose Between the Comparative and Superlative Adjective/Adverb

Choose an Adverb Given a Category (“How” and “How Often”)

Choose an Adverb Given a Category (“Where” and “When”)

Choose the Correct Adjective

Choose the Correct Adverb to Complete the Sentence

Choose the Correct Order for Two or Three Adjectives

Form Comparative Adverbs

Form Superlative Adjectives

Form Superlative Adverbs

Identify Adjectives

Identify Adjectives and What’s Described

Identify Adverbs

Identify Adverbs Describing Verbs, Adjectives, and Other Adverbs

Identify Adverbs Describing When or Where

Identify the Adverbs and Their Functions (with How and How Often)

Identify the Adverbs and What’s Described

Use “They” to Replace Singular Subjects

Conjunctions

Identify the Subordinating Conjunction

Identify Coordinating Conjunctions

Complete Sentences by Choosing Among “And,” “Or,” and “But”

Choose the Correct Subordinating Conjunction

Choose the Correct Correlative Conjunction

Choose the Correct Coordinating Conjunction: Advanced

Choose the Correct Conjunction

Pronouns

Use “Them” to Replace Singular Objects

Use I or Me in Compound Subjects & Objects

Replace Subjects with the Correct Personal Pronoun

Replace Objects with the Correct Personal Pronoun

Replace Nouns with the Correct Personal Pronouns

Identify Possessive Adjectives and What’s Owned

Identify Reflexive Pronouns and Their Antecedents

Identify Personal Pronouns & Their Antecedents

Find Possessive Pronouns and Antecedents

Choose the Correct Verb for the Subject Pronoun

Choose the Correct Reflexive Pronoun

Choose the Correct Possessive Pronoun

Choose the Correct Possessive Adjective

Prepositions

Identify Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases

Identify Prepositions

Complete the Sentence with a Prepositional Phrase Given Direction, Place, or Time

Interjections

Identify Interjections

Choose the Correct Interjection and Punctuation