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A person, place, thing, or idea.
Person: teacher, boy, girl, mom, David, etc.
Place: Canada, school, field, bathroom, etc
Thing: pen, car, moon, toilet, etc.
Idea: liberty, bravery, happiness, fear, etc.
*Video below*

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Noun Song from Grammaropolis - "Noun Town"

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A word that takes the place of a noun.
Examples: he, she, him, her, everyone, they, it, all, many, etc.
Instead of writing "Noah" each time the name is mention it can be replaced by "him".
As well, instead of writing each persons name that is in the room you can easily replace it with "everyone"
*Worksheet below*

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Englishlinx.Com | PDF Viewer Page for English Worksheets

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This page is for viewing the english worksheets from the different english topics.

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A word or phrase that describes a noun or pronoun.
Examples: slow, intelligent, weird, lazy, athletic, gigantic, etc.
They cannot stand alone in a sentence.
"The slow turtle" slow describes the noun turtle.
"He is weird" weird describes the pronoun he.
*Game below*

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Burst the Adjective Bubble is an engaging game for Fourth Grade kids where they have to identify adjective (s) used in a sentence and burst the bubbles with those adjectives. The game is adeptly designed which will keep the user engrossed in the game play while practicing and learning about adjectives. Kids, you will love it.

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Burst the Adjective Bubble | Adjective Game | Turtle Diary

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Burst the Adjective Bubble is an engaging game for Fourth Grade kids where they have to identify adjective (s) used in a sentence and burst the bubbles with those adjectives. The game is adeptly designed which will keep the user engrossed in the game play while practicing and learning about adjectives.

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A word that expresses either an action or a state of being. They tell us what noun is doing
Examples:
Action: run, kick, jump, fly, fall, etc.
State of Being: is, am, was, were, etc.
*Video below*

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Verb Rap Song (Learn Verbs for Kids - Audio)

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A word that describes verbs or adjectives. Adverbs usually describe how, when, where.
Examples:
How: quickly, lazily, strangely, etc.
When: now, yesterday, then, etc.
Where: there, here, away, etc.
Most adverbs end in "-ly".
*Worksheet below*

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Words used to convey emotions through some kind of exclamation.
Examples: Oh!, Ouch!, Whoa!, Blah!, etc.
*Worksheet down below*

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Words that join words or phrases together. There are 3 categories: Coordinating, Correlative, Subordinating.
Examples:
Coordinating: for, and, nor, or, yet, so.
Correlative: either/or, neither/nor, both/and.
Subordinating: before, after, during, until.
*Game below*

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Identifying Conjunctions | Conjunction Games | Turtle Diary

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Understanding the difference between subordinating conjunctions and coordinating conjunction is an important language arts skill. This Turtle Diary game provides

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Words that show the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence.
Examples: in, below, above, during, for, of, etc.
*Video below*