If your “technology PD” still feels like a whirlwind tour of apps with little impact on student learning, you’re not alone. Many schools add devices faster than they build teacher capacity, leaving staff with uneven skills, limited protected time, and no clear way to measure whether tech is truly improving instruction. The result: frustration for […]
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Grammar Rules: Simple Past Tense Purpose: The simple past tense is used to talk about actions or events that happened and finished in the past. Structure: Regular verbs: Add –ed to the base form (e.g., work → worked). Irregular verbs: Change form (e.g., go → went, buy → bought). Negative form: Use did not (didn’t)
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Simple Present Tense Lesson Grammar Rules and Notes The simple present tense is used to describe: Habits: I drink coffee every morning. Facts: The Earth orbits the Sun. General truths: Water boils at 100°C. Scheduled events: The train leaves at 8 a.m. Feelings or states: She likes chocolate. Forming the Simple Present: For most verbs:Subject
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1. Coordinating Conjunctions Lesson Start with a quick grammar warm-up! Students will complete the coordinating conjunctions lesson. This short activity keeps grammar skills sharp before diving into their culminating task. Get the full lesson here. 2. Introduction to the Book Presentation Sample Slideshow (in PDF) Student Instrcutions Marking Template It’s finally time for students to
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