Parts of Speech with Slang BUNDLE: Posters and Google Slides Activity
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Want to review the eight parts of speech in a way that middle and high school students will never forget? Use slang! This bundle includes a Google Slides activity that helps students to review the eight parts of speech and posters that will help students remember their learning all year long!
Students practice higher level thinking when they analyze the parts of speech of slang words they know and love. The lesson can easily be shared in Google Classroom and takes approximately 2-3 class days to complete. The goal is to empower students by showing them the intricacies of the language they use on a daily basis.
The Slang it! Google Slides lesson includes 21 slides and four parts:
Part One: Students review the eight parts of speech.
Part Two: Students use their knowledge to sort fun, teenage grammar.
Part Three: Students use evidence to defend their slang sort.
Part Four: Students choose appropriate slang from their own life to analyze.
The four-part lesson ends with a final reflection: What did you learn about the grammar of slang? How do you look at language differently now than you did before? What new understandings do you have?
Culminating Project: Slang it! One Pager. Students display their knowledge of a slang term including the word, traditional definition and part of speech, slang definition and part of speech, and a related image.
Slang it! includes:
- 21 slide student lesson
- Culminating One Pager slang activity with model and rubric for grading
- Rubric for easy grading
- Full answer key
- Teacher directions
Along with the activity, this product also includes SEVENTEEN 8.5x11 inch posters that can be printed on any computer without using a lot of ink. Each poster comes with a "Who Said it First" card that helps students to understand the origins of slang. A bonus article analysis is included to help students learn the importance of crediting Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ communities with their creative contributions to American English.
Includes a poster for:
- Verbs
- Nouns (newly updated!)
- Pronouns
- Adjectives
- Adverbs
- Conjunctions
- Interjections
- Prepositions
Need more relevant and engaging standards-based lessons? Check out my Digital Reading Journal and Independent Reading Program here or my Group Activities and Games for Google Classroom here.
Enjoy!