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Teach adverbs with these adverb word card printables and fun elementary grammar lesson ideas.
Sort the adverbs given in the box. Put them in the correct column according to how, when and where. Example of how would be awkwardly. When would be yesterday and where would be upstairs.
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Hello Everyone! I hope you are all having a good week so far! This week in writing along with "showing, not telling," we are also working on adding adverbs to make our good writing even better! I had the kids close their eyes and I gave them the sentence, "The fish swam." Then they had to describe the picture they had in their head. All the pictures were different! Then I gave them the sentence, "The mama fish swam quickly upstream after laying her eggs." (We are studying the life cycle of…
Lolly, Lolly, Lolly get your adverbs here.... I caNOT get that song out of my head! Raise your hand if you STILL love School House Rock! It's good stuff! Last week we worked on adverbs. They can be so tricky for little ones. Are they adjectives, or adverbs, or do they describe a noun, maybe they are a preposition....oh, it is just confusing for them! We started things off with Brain Pop and School House Rock. They save the day every single time! You can find those videos here and here…
Sort adjectives and adverbs or customize to create your own unique sorting activity.
Looking for some tips and ideas for teaching adverbs? This post includes a mini-lesson on adverbs and discusses fun activities that are engaging for reinforcing this important grammar concept! This post is geared for second grade and 3rd grade classrooms. It spans from getting students to identify adverbs to digging deeper by using them in sentences. Activities can easily be used in grammar centers for extra practice.
