Description
- FUN LEARNING FOR YOUTH: Learning Wrap-Ups presents the 3rd Grade Reading Learning Palette Grammar which includes 144 challenges with 12 challenges on each of the 12 cards.
- COVERED CONCEPTS: Understanding types of nouns, recognizing correct pronouns, correlating present and past tense, positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives, and selecting adverbs.
- UNIQUE WAY TO LEARN: With a variety of palette cards to choose from, Learning Palettes are a versatile learning tool for students of all ages & can help kids learn new and old subjects over the years.
- PRACTICE ADDS UP: Learning palettes allow every child to get involved in the learning process, giving boys and girls an opportunity to improve their skills and practice what they have learned.
- DYNAMIC EDUCATION: This tool is a self-correcting, multisensory, and fun way to learn, providing immediate feedback for instructors. Children, parents, and teachers alike love this teaching activity.
The activities on the cards progress in this order: Card 1 - Match the examples of the type of nouns. Card 2 - Match the examples of the type of nouns. Card 3 - Complete the collective noun phrases. Card 4 - Fill in the correct pronouns to replace the underlined words. Card 5 - Match the present tense verb to the past tense verb. Card 6 - Change each present tense verb to past tense. Card 7 - Fill in the positive, comparative and superlative form of the adjective to complete each sentence. Card 8 - Fill in the positive, comparative and superlative form of the adjective to complete each sentence. Card 9 - Choose the word in each sentence that is an adverb. Card 10 - Select the verb to complete each sentence. Card 11 - Complete the sentences correctly. Card 12 - Match the examples to the definitions. The activities on these cards give students practice in all the basic parts of speech. Children will become better readers and more capable of understanding proper grammar. They will be able to select types of nouns, use pronouns, understand tenses, and be able to work with adjectives and adverbs. Practice allows students to see academic success.