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Sep 19, 2005
I'm teaching English in grade 5-6 and 8 in Sweden. I found
a couple years ago reading assignments with grammar on the
internet. I made cards to work with from them. For
example; "Pick 10 nouns from your book and write them in
both singular and plural"
The students read easy fictional litterature and then
choose assignments to do to each. This worked fine, but I
haven't used them for some years and when I went looking
for them now I can't find the, so I thought I'd go looking
for new ones on the net, but that was a harder task than I
thoght it would be.
Has anyone found anything like this out there?
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