This grammar packets contains 30 exercises for students to complete using subordinating conjunctions. Fifteen of these conjunctions are used, and students are able to practice knowing when a comma is needed and when it is not by filling in the blanks. Each pair of sentences uses the selected subordinating conjunction twice, once with it at the beginning of the sentence, and again in the middle. When a sentence begins with the selected word, a comma is placed in the middle of the sentence indicating that there will need to be separation between the independent and dependent clauses. On the other hand, no comma is included when the word is placed in the middle of the sentence. This is a great activity to use on a unit on commas, on introductory clauses or on subordinating conjunctions only. Product is excellent for homework practice, independent practice, remediation, acceleration, test prep, or review. Answer key with sample sentences is included. Seller

This fall resource allows students to practice finding mean, mode, median, and range while answering jokes with their answers. Created for my GED students but great for all types of math review, including some elementary classrooms, and most middle school and high school groups. Four worksheets included: one for each mean, median, mode, and range. Students of all ages get excited over the approach of autumn, so they will delight in the colorful graphics and the chance to find the answer to the joke on each page. Great GED Prep since statistic questions can be found on 3 out of the 4 GED tests. Also great for HiSet preparation, special education classrooms, and gifted and talented students. Some suggested usages: Homework, independent work, end of the day activity, morning math, Bell Ringers, test prep, review, intro to a lesson. No prep needed. Just print and assign. Total Pages 10 pages

This packet of silly sentences is modeled after the classic Mad Libs game. Made specifically for GED students, there are 10 GED-related stories. Learners begin by giving various parts of speech. Then, their teacher or partner uses their words to fill in the blanks. The result is sure to bring lots of laughs. Sample word lists are also included to get the creative juices flowing. Parts of speech included are adverbs, adjectives, nouns, verbs, and prepositions. This is a no-prep activity. Great to bring some instructional variety to the classroom and a wonderful microlearning exercise. Use as a class starter or as an activity for early finishers.

Just the bare bones of what is needed to be successful on the grammar portion of the GED RLA (Reasoning through Language Arts) test. Broken down into four subtopics needed for the GED RLA test: parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, and subject-verb agreement. Contains explanations for each subtopic including a quiz for each section. Bonus section: A longer passage to read and answer questions to give GED students mixed practice. Topics taught: Parts of Speech nouns pronouns verbs adjectives adverbs prepositions conjunctions interjections Sentence Structure: subject predicate object complement modifiers Punctuation periods commas question marks exclamation points colons semi-colons apostrophes quotation marks Subject-verb agreement Singular/plural subjects and verbs Compound subjects There is/there are Excellent GED prep for your GED RLA students! No Prep needed! Just print and assign! Total Pages 17 pages Answer Key Included

Tips and Tricks for passing the reading comprehension portion of the RLA GED test. Broken into five sections with each section containing thorough explanations, quizzes, and quiz answers. Perfect for anyone studying for the GED, but also great review for other standardized tests that rely on reading comprehension. GED comprehension subtopics included in this packet: Main Idea Title and Headings First and Last Sentences Repetition Summary Sentences 2. Supporting Details Relevance Specificity Variety Clarity Sufficiency 3. Inferences Reading between the lines Using background knowledge Observing patterns Asking questions Drawing conclusions 4. Vocabulary in context Context clues Synonyms and antonyms Examples and explanations Overall passage Structure clues 5. Text Structures Chronological Cause and Effect Compare and Contrast Problem and Solution Descriptive No prep needed. Just print and assign. Total Pages 17 pages Answer Key Included