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Monday, January 3, 2011
Grammar Tree
I am trying to devise a visual that will help students see that the parts of speech grow together to form a sentence. For example, in order to have a sentence, one must use nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs to form the sentence. Sentences form paragraphs. Paragraphs form essays, etc. Hmm, I have a tree branch with twigs--this is not a huge limb; it is a smallish limb, etc... And the branch has twigs that branch to form larger twigs--will this be confusing or will it be helpful. I will play with this on paper a bit...
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Love this idea... looking forward to seeing the tree!
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