Reinforce comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. Free organizer and worksheet
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The print-to-use language arts idea featured in today's eNewsletter helps students learn the spelling rules associated with comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. Use the provided flow chart as a reference during a whole-group lesson. Then use the worksheet as independent practice.

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Print-and-Use Organizer and Worksheet

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Help students navigate some of the spelling rules associated with making comparisons with this handy graphic organizer. Project the flow chart or give a copy to each child. [READ MORE]

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