An oxymoron is some seriously fun figurative language!
Participles as Adjectives
Your deserving student will learn about participles as adjectives in this worksheet.
Passing the Puck- Direct Objects and Indirect Objects
Time to work on those indirect and direct objects!
Passing the Puck- Direct Objects in Sentences Part 1
In this sports themed worksheet your student will work with direct objects.
Passing the Puck- Direct Objects in Sentences Part 2
Your student will score a goal with this hockey worksheet!
Passing the Puck- Direct Objects in Sentences Part 3
It’s game time in this direct object worksheet!
Passing the Puck- Direct Objects, Indirect Objects and Prepositional Phrases
More sports fun with direct and indirect objects vs. prepositional phrases!
Passive Voice to Active Voice
This worksheet will be liked by you!
Personification – Is It or Isn’t It?
In this worksheet, your student will identify which passages use personification and which do not.
Personification in Literature
This worksheet has examples of personification in literature for your student to analyze.
Placing Modifiers
In this worksheet your student will place modifiers in sentences.
Poetry and Poets: Robert Frost
Frost wrote vibrant poetry about nature and the rural life. Below is one of his poems from a collection published in 1916. Students read it carefully and answer the questions.
Progressive Story: Adverb Clauses
This worksheet is on the go with a field trip to the transportation museum!
Progressive Story: Relative Clauses
This progressive story is a fun way to work with relative clauses.
Pronoun Agreement: Spot the Error Worksheet
Your student will find the pronoun error in a sentence and correct it.
Pronouns as Indirect Objects
Here’s some direct object and pronoun practice.
Punctuation – Using the Slash in Writing
Slashes for quoting poetry lines are essential!
Relative Clauses: Acting Like Adjectives
In this worksheet your student will use relative, or adjective, clauses to combine sentences.
Relative Clauses: Breaking Apart
Here your student will change one sentence into two by eliminating the relative clause.
Relative Clauses: Restrictive and Non-Restrictive
Your student will identify which relative clauses are restrictive and which are non-restrictive in this worksheet.



















