Syntax Super Power Reading Rev

Want to boost your students' language comprehension, reading, and writing? Explicitly teach them how words go together to make well-formed sentences. This is syntax! There are 4 major patterns of syntax: 1- Every sentence has a capital, subject, predicate, and end mark. 2- We can expand simple sentences by using adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions. 3- We can combine sentences if we understand clauses. 4- Phrases help us communicate our ideas clearly. In this video, I guide you through the same PowerPoint I use with my 3rd-5th grade students. You can access the Slide Deck here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16i5ecHO4m435lbEoD59JNTCmADQnX-LvRNrO6ZOcoHM/edit?usp=sharing The student packet is also available at https://readingrev.com/resource-library ____________________ We have many resources to help you gain confidence in teaching literacy: Website: https://readingrev.com Freebie Library: https://readingrev.com Reading Rev’s Complete Phonics & Spelling Program: https://shop.readingrev.com https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Reading-Rev ____________________ You might be interested in these videos: Wordle for Kids! Sound Style: https://youtu.be/DJ8tukjBN2c Steps of an Orton Gillingham Lesson- letter g: https://youtu.be/ApCNzgNiBSw Reading Rev Phonics and Spelling Program: https://youtu.be/_D_ThCKFkjA ET Vowel Teams: https://youtu.be/jI0DIjI8TDU #ReadingRev #scienceofreading #orton gillingham Closed Syllables Week 1 by Reading Rev: https://youtu.be/UoaVWiqmPrg