Nouns are the cornerstone of our language. While most students will easily identify them in a sentence, after this unit students will become comfortable with labeling nouns as abstract, common, proper, and collective. In addition, they will understand their uses in the singular, plural, and possessive forms through practice and review. Their learning experience will be memorable, enjoyable, and retrievable.

Sample Pages:
Table of Contents
Teacher Guide pgs 1-2
Noun Types pg 5
Common Proper Answers pg 6
Nouns Tic Tac Toe pg 9
Fellowship of the Rings and Nouns pg 21
Nouns Tic Tac Toe pg 23
Slap the Noun activity pgs 27-28
Possessive Noun Maze pg 67
Possessive Nouns and Little Women pg 71
Possessive Noun Activity pg 79
GrammarActive Baseball pg 85-86

Pronouns take the place of nouns; however, they are much more complex. While you can often see the gender, number, and person of a noun, it is more difficult to recognize in a pronoun. With practice, students will learn to take the guesswork out of whether to use I or me; who or whom; and none is or none are. After this unit, students will be well prepared to face the rigors of subject-verb agreement as well as which case, number, and person to use in their writing. Because this topic appears quite often on standardized testing (especially SATs) we have incorporated a plethora of review games and activities.

Sample Pages:
Table of Contents
Personal Pronoun Tic Tac Toe pg 16
Personal Pronoun Level 2 pg 31
Pronoun Soccer Activity pg 42
Indefinite Pronouns pg 65
Pronoun Activity pg 77
Teacher Guide Relative Pronouns pg 94
Relative Pronouns and Clauses  pg 96
Tom Sawyer and Complex Sentences pg 105
Pronoun Graboom Activity pg 109

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