6th Grade Common Core: L.6.1
Common Core Identifier: L.6.1 / Grade: 6
Curriculum: Language: Conventions of Standard English
Detail: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
20 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
In the story, the advisers provide synonyms for every word that is spoken. Students choose a word and use a thesaurus to find synonyms for that word.
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With this worksheet, students will identify double negatives and rewrite sentences to avoid using them.
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Practice important proofreading and ELA concepts with these daily worksheets. They focus on key skills for sixth graders, including proper punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and more.
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These daily proofreading worksheets are a great way for students to keep their editing and writing skills fresh.
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Keep practicing important proofreading and editing skills with these daily language arts worksheets.
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This worksheet dives into how to deal with double negatives when a sentence has more than one clause.
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Words such as no, not, none, nothing, never, nobody, nowhere, and neither are often used in double negatives, but they're not alone. This worksheet has some less common negative adverbs used in double negative sentences, such as hardly, barely, and little.
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This worksheet has two sections. In the first, students will circle the correct words to complete the sentences. In the second, they will circle the negatives and rewrite the sentences without the double negatives.
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Rearrange spelling words in ABC order by hand after cutting them out, then paste them in the corresponding numbered boxes.
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This worksheet includes a short explanation on what double negatives are and how to fix them. It also includes 6 sentences with double negatives for students to fix and rewrite.
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With our Fix the Sentences worksheets, students find and fix mistakes in two sentences each day. Written with 6th grade reading and writing levels in mind, many of these sentences contain multiple clauses with errors related to sentence structure, as well as capitalization, spelling, and punctuation.
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This week, your students will practice proofreading sentences with errors in subject-verb agreement, punctuating quotations, and much more.
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This worksheet has a box to describe the different between the pronouns I and me. Then write the correct word on the blank lines to complete each sentence.
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Students will fix common misspellings, sentence structure mistakes, incorrect punctuation, and much more with this week's set of the daily Fix the Sentences worksheets.
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The words I and me are first person pronouns. Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.
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Keep practicing those proofreading skills with this week's set of 6th grade Fix the Sentences. Students will correct mistakes in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure.
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Get more practice with double negatives with this worksheet. Students will circle the correct words to complete each sentence.
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Print out these task cards and use them with your class for extra practice on how to avoid using double negatives in sentences.
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Circle the double negatives. Then on the lines provided, rewrite the sentences to avoid using a double negative.
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Print off the second week of our 6th grade Fix the Sentences series to give your students practice fixing errors such as incorrect irregular plurals, misspellings, missing commas, and much more.
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