Conventions of Standard English
ELA.L.5.1: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
Activity | Page |
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Parts of Speech | 8 |
Common Nouns | 9 |
Proper Nouns | 10 |
Collective Nouns | 11 |
Collective Nouns | 12 |
Possessive Nouns | 13 |
Appositives | 14 |
Irregular Plural Nouns | 15 |
Present Tense Verbs | 16 |
Action Verbs | 17 |
Past Tense Verbs | 18 |
Irregular Verbs | 19 |
Linking Verbs | 20 |
Future Tense Verbs | 21 |
Future Progressive Tense Verbs | 22 |
Future Perfect Tense Verbs | 23 |
Future Perfect Progressive Tense Verbs | 24 |
Comparative Adjectives | 25 |
Comparative Adjectives | 26 |
Superlative Adjectives | 27 |
Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjectives | 28 |
Numerical Adjectives | 29 |
Indefinite Adjectives | 30 |
Predicate Adjectives | 31 |
Adverbs | 32 |
Comparative Adverbs | 33 |
Superlative Adverbs | 34 |
Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adverbs | 35 |
Interjections | 36 |
Interjections | 37 |
Prepositional Phrases | 38 |
Prepositional Phrases | 39 |
Prepositional Phrases | 40 |
Prepositional Phrases | 41 |
Conjunctions | 42 |
Coordinating Conjunctions | 43 |
Coordinating Conjunctions | 44 |
Correlative Conjunctions | 45 |
Subject Pronouns | 46 |
Object Pronouns | 47 |
Interrogative Pronouns | 48 |
Demonstrative Pronouns | 49 |
Demonstrative Pronouns | 50 |
Possessive Pronouns | 51 |
Possessive Pronouns | 52 |
Indefinite Pronouns | 53 |
Reflexive Pronouns | 54 |
Conventions of Standard English
ELA.L.5.2: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.
Activity | Page |
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Ending Patterns (-age, -edge, -idge) | 102 |
Ending Patterns (-tion, -sion) | 103 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 104 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 105 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 106 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 107 |
Capitalization | 126 |
Capitalization | 127 |
Commas in a Series | 128 |
Commas in Dates | 129 |
Commas in Letters | 130 |
Commas in Conjunctions | 131 |
Apostrophes for Possessives | 132 |
Apostrophes for Possessives | 133 |
Apostrophes for Plural Possessives | 134 |
Apostrophes for Shared Possession | 135 |
Apostrophes for Words Ending in "s" | 136 |
Apostrophes in Contractions | 137 |
Apostrophes in Contractions | 138 |
Hyphens | 139 |
Hyphens | 140 |
Colons | 141 |
Colons | 142 |
Colons | 143 |
Colons | 144 |
Quotation Marks | 145 |
Quotation Marks | 146 |
Quotation Marks | 147 |
Dictionary Skills: Alphabetical Order | 155 |
Dictionary Skills: Guide Words | 156 |
Dictionary Skills: Entry Words | 157 |
Dictionary Skills: Definitions | 158 |
Dictionary Skills: Multiple Meanings | 159 |
Knowledge of Language
ELA.L.5.3: Use knowledge of language and its conventions when writing, speaking, reading, or listening.
Activity | Page |
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Subject and Predicate | 55 |
Subject and Predicate | 56 |
Subject and Predicate | 57 |
Declarative Sentences | 58 |
Declarative Sentences | 59 |
Interrogative Sentences | 60 |
Interrogative Sentences | 61 |
Imperative Sentences | 62 |
Imperative Sentences | 63 |
Exclamatory Sentences | 64 |
Types of Sentences | 65 |
Types of Sentences | 66 |
Types of Sentences | 67 |
Dependent Clauses | 68 |
Independent Clauses | 69 |
Dependent and Independent Clauses | 70 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.5.6: Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases, including those that signal contrast, addition, and other logical relationships (e.g., however, although, nevertheless, similarly, moreover, in addition).
Activity | Page |
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Prepositional Phrases | 38 |
Prepositional Phrases | 39 |
Prepositional Phrases | 40 |
Prepositional Phrases | 41 |
Coordinating Conjunctions | 43 |
Coordinating Conjunctions | 44 |
Correlative Conjunctions | 45 |
Complex Word Families | 71 |
Complex Word Families | 72 |
Complex Word Families | 73 |
Homophones | 74 |
Homophones | 75 |
Homophones (our, hour) | 76 |
Homophones (there, their, they're) | 77 |
Homophones (to, too, two) | 78 |
Homographs | 79 |
Homographs | 80 |
Heteronyms | 81 |
Heteronyms | 82 |
Analogies | 83 |
Analogies | 84 |
Synonyms | 85 |
Synonyms | 86 |
Antonyms | 87 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 88 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 89 |
Latin Word Origins | 90 |
Latin Word Origins | 91 |
Latin Word Origins | 92 |
Greek Word Origins | 93 |
Greek Word Origins | 94 |
Greek Word Origins | 95 |
Prefixes (un-, re-, pre-, dis-) | 96 |
Prefixes (in-, en-, fore-) | 97 |
Prefixes (pro-, post-, pre-) | 98 |
Prefixes (super-, extra-, intra-) | 99 |
Suffixes (-ful, -ly, -er) | 100 |
Suffixes (-ible, -able) | 101 |
Ending Patterns (-age, -edge, -idge) | 102 |
Ending Patterns (-tion, -sion) | 103 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 104 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 105 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 106 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 107 |
Syllables | 108 |
Multiple Meaning Words | 109 |
Idioms | 110 |
Idioms | 111 |
Idioms | 112 |
Similes | 113 |
Similes | 114 |
Similes | 115 |
Similes | 116 |
Metaphors | 117 |
Metaphors | 118 |
Metaphors | 119 |
Metaphors | 120 |
Personification | 121 |
Personification | 122 |
Personification | 123 |
Alliteration | 124 |
Onomatopoeia | 125 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.5.4: Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases based on grade 5 reading and content, choosing flexibly from a range of strategies.
Activity | Page |
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Complex Word Families | 71 |
Complex Word Families | 72 |
Complex Word Families | 73 |
Homophones | 74 |
Homophones | 75 |
Homophones (our, hour) | 76 |
Homophones (there, their, they're) | 77 |
Homophones (to, too, two) | 78 |
Homographs | 79 |
Homographs | 80 |
Heteronyms | 81 |
Heteronyms | 82 |
Analogies | 83 |
Analogies | 84 |
Synonyms | 85 |
Synonyms | 86 |
Antonyms | 87 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 88 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 89 |
Latin Word Origins | 90 |
Latin Word Origins | 91 |
Latin Word Origins | 92 |
Greek Word Origins | 93 |
Greek Word Origins | 94 |
Greek Word Origins | 95 |
Prefixes (un-, re-, pre-, dis-) | 96 |
Prefixes (in-, en-, fore-) | 97 |
Prefixes (pro-, post-, pre-) | 98 |
Prefixes (super-, extra-, intra-) | 99 |
Suffixes (-ful, -ly, -er) | 100 |
Suffixes (-ible, -able) | 101 |
Ending Patterns (-age, -edge, -idge) | 102 |
Ending Patterns (-tion, -sion) | 103 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 104 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 105 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 106 |
Frequently Misspelled Words | 107 |
Syllables | 108 |
Multiple Meaning Words | 109 |
Dictionary Skills: Alphabetical Order | 155 |
Dictionary Skills: Guide Words | 156 |
Dictionary Skills: Entry Words | 157 |
Dictionary Skills: Definitions | 158 |
Dictionary Skills: Multiple Meanings | 159 |
Citing Informational Sources | 160 |
Dewey Decimal System | 161 |
Dewey Decimal System | 162 |
Card Catalog | 163 |
Card Catalog | 164 |
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
ELA.L.5.5: Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings.
Activity | Page |
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Homophones | 74 |
Homophones | 75 |
Homophones (our, hour) | 76 |
Homophones (there, their, they're) | 77 |
Homophones (to, too, two) | 78 |
Homographs | 79 |
Homographs | 80 |
Heteronyms | 81 |
Heteronyms | 82 |
Analogies | 83 |
Analogies | 84 |
Synonyms | 85 |
Synonyms | 86 |
Antonyms | 87 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 88 |
Synonyms and Antonyms | 89 |
Multiple Meaning Words | 109 |
Idioms | 110 |
Idioms | 111 |
Idioms | 112 |
Similes | 113 |
Similes | 114 |
Similes | 115 |
Similes | 116 |
Metaphors | 117 |
Metaphors | 118 |
Metaphors | 119 |
Metaphors | 120 |
Personification | 121 |
Personification | 122 |
Personification | 123 |
Alliteration | 124 |
Onomatopoeia | 125 |
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