Â
Teaching grammar in isolation is B-O-R-I-N-G
Even if your students need to master a grammar skill each week in your short class periods, you know you want to do it without the same old kill-and-drill worksheets and websites.Â
Yes, I need The FREE Grammar Toolkit!
This FREE Grammar Toolkit is for YOU ifâŚ
Â
đ Youâre tired of teaching a grammar skill one week and seeing the same mistakes in studentsâ writing the next.
âď¸ You want students to use what you teach in their own writing, beyond getting the worksheet answers right.
â° You need step-by-step lessons that fit into your short ELA class periods.
đ You want to teach grammar through real sentences from real textsâand keep your students interested.
đ Youâre ready for a routine that gives students practice throughout the year, so you arenât starting over with every essay.
đââď¸ You donât exactly LOVE teaching grammar, but youâd like to stop dreading it.
The FREE Grammar Toolkit Resources
Teach grammar by creating an authentic learning experience with this sample of middle school mentor sentences and grammar activities.Â
NEW AND IMPROVED MENTOR SENTENCES
You've asked. I listened. My mentor sentence resources got a complete overhaul.
I've added step-by-step daily teacher lesson plans, grammar lesson slides, and a new sequence and organizational structures teachers have been asking for.Â
You're getting first access to nine weeks of these updated resources.Â
Daily lesson plans, teaching slides, students quick notes or interactive notes, assessments, and mentor sentence lessons and keys.
All nine weeks are 100% digital in Google Slides.Â
Â
GRAMMAR STANDARDS CHECKLISTS
Sometimes the hardest part of grammar instruction is figuring out what exactly the standards are asking of you.Â
You'll get access to my brand-new grammar checklists that break down each 6th-8th grade language standard.
You'll also get my grammar scope and sequences for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade ELA.Â
Texas Teacher? You'll get my brand-new, exclusive TEKS to CCSS crosswalks.Â
GRAMMAR EXIT TICKETS + STUDENT TOOLS
Sometimes we just want to know what our students know... or don't know + support them with the tools they need.Â
You're getting access to some of my newly updated grammar exit tickets, so you can quickly check your student's background knowledge of any grammar skill before you dive into teaching it. Â
You're also getting access to my most popular grammar reference materials that students can use in middle school ELA and BEYOND.Â
Why Listen To Me?
MEETÂ MARTINA
A.K.A. The Hungry Teacher
During my first year of teaching middle school ELA, I was so overwhelmed with all that I needed to teach, that I just stopped teaching grammar altogether. I tried using the worksheets and practice provided in my district's scripted curriculum, and my students became so bored that I had a classroom management nightmare.
I learned about using mentor sentences to teach grammar and knew it was the answer to all my problems but...Â
I couldn't find complete resources for middle school ELA teachers.Â
I started utilizing the texts I was already using in my classroom and began creating a grammar framework that had my students and me engaged and excited about grammar.Â
Even better? I started seeing my students applying what I was teaching them to their writing.Â
Now I've taken everything I've learned and packaged it up into an easy-to-follow grammar toolkit that allows you to accomplish the same thing.
Yes, I need The FREE Grammar Toolkit!