• Common misspellings (ex.  ours and hers)

• Nominative, objective and possessive case. (NOTE:  Pronoun case may include reflexive pronouns.)

• Contractions                

• Pronouns used as predicate nominatives and indirect objects

AHSGE Standard I - The student will recognize correct grammar and usage.
 

Celebrity Stew 
Writing lesson that focuses on celebrity information

What Was That Pronoun?
PowerPoint integrating a listening activity regarding pronouns

English Teacher for a Day
Students become a teacher for a day to plan, develop, and present a lesson on the eight parts of speech
 

Pronoun Case PowerPoint  PowerPoint using a variety of notes on pronoun case

Myself and other reflexive pronouns  Poem and activity

Suggestions for English Language Learners: 
         
ESL Ideas           (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional)
(B) Given a list of pronouns, students locate and highlight as many pronouns as possible in a newspaper article or other writing.
(I, T)  Given a list of pronouns identified by case, students copy sentences containing pronouns and highlight the pronouns, color-coding according to the case.  Students then make lists of the highlighted pronouns according to case. 
 

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