commonly confused words (e.g. words that sound the same/similar such as to, too, two). Print the practice sheet and then watch the video with your child to review using prepositional phrases to expand sentences. Print the student practice sheet. Then watch the video with your child to help him/her review run-on sentences. They’re, There, Their To, Too, Two Print the practice sheets. Then watch the video lessons with your child to help him/her review commonly confused words. Language Students must be able to use As necessary, offer your child Skills Grade standard English capitalization, immediate feedback on his/her 4 Standard 2 punctuation, and spelling rules usage of capitalization, Print the practice sheet and (L.4.2) when writing. Specifically, they punctuation, and spelling in help your child complete it should be able to… his/her writing. Explain mistakes while watching the video and offer concrete praise for lesson. accuracy (e.g. “What do you need use uppercase letters as at the beginning of every appropriate. sentence?”). use commas and quotation Print the student practice marks in writing dialogue When your child needs help sheet. Then watch the video
commonly confused words (e.g. words that sound the same/similar such as to, too, two). Print the practice sheet and then watch the video with your child to review using prepositional phrases to expand sentences. Print the student practice sheet. Then watch the video with your child to help him/her review run-on sentences. They’re, There, Their To, Too, Two Print the practice sheets. Then watch the video lessons with your child to help him/her review commonly confused words. Language Skills Grade 4 Standard 2 (L.4.2) Students must be able to use standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling rules when writing. Specifically, they should be able to… use uppercase letters as appropriate. use commas and quotation marks in writing dialogue As necessary, offer your child immediate feedback on his/her usage of capitalization, punctuation, and spelling in his/her writing. Explain mistakes and offer concrete praise for accuracy (e.g. “What do you need at the beginning of every sentence?”). When your child needs help Print the practice sheet and help your child complete it while watching the video lesson. Print the student practice sheet. Then watch the video
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