Parts of Speech
Foldable
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How to use this product:
Whether you are just introducing these terms for the first time or it is review, this parts of speech foldable is
so helpful. This is also a great addition to an interactive notebook.
I have included in this product a variety of options to use for the foldable. (Front with parts of speech,
blank front, inside with definitions and examples, inside missing everything, inside missing definitions and
some examples.) These varieties really help with classroom differentiation.
Once you decide on the front and inside you want to use, you should make double-sided copies of the
foldable so that they are able to be folded and glued into a notebook.
When students are getting ready to work with it, they should cut around the outside of the large box. Then
they should cut the lines below the places for the names of the parts of speech. They should only put glue
on the large box that says glue. This will allow the foldable to work correctly. After students have cut out
the foldable, they may then take notes on the parts of speech.
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Parts of Speech
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Pronoun
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
Front - with words
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Parts of Speech
Front - Write in the words
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Examples
Definition
She ran away.
(jump, sing, is, am, are)
Action or state of being
The girl ran home.
(ball, children, freedom)
Person, Place, Thing or
Idea
The tired dog slept.
(beautiful, short, crazy)
Describes a noun
He drove quickly.
(slowly, quietly, softly)
Describes a verb
We can go to the store.
(I, he, she, it, we, us)
Replaces a noun
It fell behind the bed.
(over, around, across)
Links a noun to another
word
Stacy and Mike played.
(and, but, or, for, yet)
Joins clauses,
sentences, or words
Wow! How fun.
(Boom!, Hooray!)
Short exclamation,
sometimes inserted into
a sentence
Inside - Completely filled out
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Examples
Definition
She ran away.
___________________
Action or state of being
The girl ran home.
___________________
Person, Place, Thing or
Idea
The tired dog slept.
____________________
Describes a noun
He drove quickly.
____________________
Describes a verb
We can go to the store.
___________________
Replaces a noun
It fell behind the bed.
____________________
Links a noun to another
word
Stacy and Mike played.
____________________
Joins clauses,
sentences, or words
Wow! How fun.
____________________
Short exclamation,
sometimes inserted into
a sentence
Inside - Needs Examples Only
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Examples
Definition
She ran away.
___________________
The girl ran home.
___________________
The tired dog slept.
____________________
He drove quickly.
____________________
We can go to the store.
___________________
It fell behind the bed.
____________________
Stacy and Mike played.
____________________
Wow! How fun.
____________________
Inside - Need Definition and Examples
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Examples
Definition
Inside - Needs Everything
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