Well hello! It has been a while since I posted anything new...but its because I have good news!! Last week, I had an interview for a coaching job and
I GOT IT! Like most teaching hires I was called on Tuesday, interviewed on Wednesday, fingerprinted on Thursday, and held tryouts for the 7th grade boys Volleyball team on Friday! whew...quite the whirlwind!
So needless to say, I have been super busy planning practices and re-shifting my brain into volleyball mode...but I couldn't be happier. (actually, if I were teaching full-time I guess I would be happier...but landing a job after December graduation is tough, right?!) But even with the cra-cra going on in my brain... I have managed to get these grammar boot camp posters done and am working on really fun games to accompany them. Y'all might have to wait til' after Mexico for those puppies...making fun/efficient games is super time-consuming!
Below you will find a link to these military/army-style grammar boot camp posters. There are 24 posters in all and cover the 8 parts of speech and 16 language and grammar topics: noun, verb, adverb, adjective, pronoun, preposition, conjunction, interjection, sentence, comma, colon, semi-colon, personification, hyperbole, homophones, simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, suffix, prefix, alliteration, synonyms, antonyms, and proper noun!
I have to give my coop. teacher credit for inspiring these posters...I remember her mentioning that she halts all mini-lessons for a week and gives the kids a review of all the parts of speech and language- crash-course style! Loved the idea...and it has been on my short list for a while.
IN ORDER TO GRAB THIS FREEBIE: all you have to do is:
follow my tpt store by clicking here, (this also gives you the chance to get a $25 TPT gift card every month), and then leave a comment at the end of this post with your email address and I will email you the pdf asap!
The first 25 commenters will get the entire bundle of camouflage/military/army themed grammar boot camp parts of speech posters for FREE!
Hope you enjoy these!
Happy Teaching, Cole