Past Participle Verb
Past Participle Verb
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FOLLOW UP PRACTICE EXERCISES
Activity 11 puzzle
Activity 12 puzzle
Activity 13 complete multi tense table
Activity 14 multiple activities
Activity 15 verb quiz
Activity 16 vocabulary
Activity 17 irregular verbs past participle selection activity
Activity 18 write correct form of verbs in bracket
Activity 19 vocabulary
Activity 20 vocabulary
Subject: Language Arts Date:
___________________________
Focus Quest.
Objective: Students will be able to identify and use the concept of the
past participle to enhance their writing skills.
Materials:
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Whiteboard and markers
·
Chart paper and
markers
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Examples of sentences
using past participles
·
Worksheets with
exercises on past participles
·
Storybook or passage
for a reading activity
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Projector
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Teacher’s blogsite
(janicebowes3,blogspot,com)
·
Students’ chromebooks
Duration: 60 minutes
Engage:
1. Begin the lesson by reviewing the present and
past tense of verbs.
2. Ask students if they know what a past
participle is. Encourage them to share their ideas and prior knowledge.
3. Write a few sentences on the board that
contain past participles. Ask students to identify the past participles in the
sentences.
4. Discuss with the class why understanding past
participles is important for writing.
Explore:
1. Present a short lesson on past participles,
explaining what they are and how they are used in sentences. Teacher will have
students watching a video clip on her blogsite and reading visuals presented
with examples to help students understand.
2. Engage students in an interactive activity
where they identify past participles in sentences you provide. Allow them to
work individually or in small groups.
3. Provide worksheets with exercises on
identifying past participles for students to complete independently.
Explain:
1. Review the answers to the worksheet as a
class, discussing any questions or misconceptions students may have.
2. Use the chart paper to create a chart
displaying the rules and examples of past participles for reference.
Elaborate:
1. Divide the class into small groups and provide
each group with a storybook or passage containing past participles.
2. Ask the groups to identify and underline the
past participles in the text. Then, have them rewrite the passage,
incorporating additional past participles to enhance the writing.
3. Each group presents their rewritten passage to
the class, explaining their choices of past participles and how they improved
the writing.
4. Complete activities on past participle on
their Chromebooks individually.
Evaluate:
1. Assess students' understanding of past
participles through their participation in class discussions, completion of
worksheets, and performance in the group activity.
2. Provide feedback to students on their use of
past participles and offer suggestions for improvement.
3. Encourage students to continue practising
using past participles in their writing outside of the classroom.
Extension: For students who demonstrate a strong
understanding of past participles, challenge them to create their own sentences
using past participles and share them with the class. Additionally, they can
explore how past participles are used in different types of writing, such as
narratives, poems, or informational texts.
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