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Grade 2, Writing Benchmark H: Edit writing for conventions (COS 17-19, 23/ SAT 10) Capitalize the pronoun I, proper nouns, and the first word of sentences Punctuate sentences using periods, question marks, exclamation marks, apostrophes with contractions and possessives, and commas with items in a series Use conventional spelling for grade-appropriate words Use knowledge of sounds and letters to phonetically write advanced words Use appropriate grammar (nouns, verbs, pronoun, adjectives, adverbs, and subject-verb agreement with simple subject) Use correct abbreviations

Lesson Plans: Action! This is a game designed to help students recognize and demonstrate action words. Capitalization and Washington, D.C. In this unit, students learn and practice capitalizing names of cities, states, countries, streets, buildings, bridges, and geographical places around the theme of Washington, D.C. Sort, Hunt, Write: An Individualized Weekly Spelling Program Spelling instruction can be designed so that it is appropriate for all students and includes a wide range of activities. This lesson provides a way for you to help your students learn and develop understandings of new word patterns. Word Study With Henry and Mudge This lesson uses a model that incorporates different reading stages and research-based strategies for teaching reading to provide direct instruction for the past tense marker –ed. Students also practice real reading and writing using books from the Henry and Mudge series. Sentence Quest This multi-session activity uses students’ speaking vocabularies to help them learn about complete sentences.

Resources: Alphabet Soup: In this online game long words are hidden as noodles in alphabet soup. Each word is taken from the beginning of a joke. Unscramble the word, and you get the punch line. Power Proofreading: An online proofreading game for all grade levels Writing Checklist: Create a checklist for your students to use when editing writing Sentences In Motion: An outside game for teaching the parts of a sentence Go For Gold Grammar: This page has many fun practice quizzes for first through fifth grade..
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