KP's 100 Days Korean Grammar Challenge Paperback 178*256/136 pages KP’s 100 Days Grammar Challenge will be your aid in understanding how to use the most crucial and common Korean grammar concepts in order to be able to communicate in Korean. Korean grammar structures are clearly explained and used in various sample sentences (based on the Topic Word Units from Carro’s 100 Vocab Challenge) in order to provide a comprehensive picture of their usage. You will get plenty of opportunities to use the grammar points and test yourself with the quizzes that accompany each section. The book is structured so that you make your way from the easier structures to more difficult ones towards the end of the book. At the end, you get to take your learning up a notch! Using the previous knowledge from 100 Days Korean Vocab Challenge with the newly acquired sentence structures in Korean you are ready to take on longer, more complex sentences. You will have 10 Essay Topics with prompts to help you brainstorm and activate your acquired knowledge and creativity. Won’t it feel amazing to see yourself writing up longer paragraphs in Korea? Be confident that all your hard work will pay off! With the help of the suggested materials and by setting up a routine for study, practice and revision, you will be able to see the results of your hard work. BIG News!! We have our own app now! Join us over on Soo House- the one stop platform for all things Korea: Language, Travel, Information/Contents, Culture, Community. Practice and level up your Korean. Engage with valuable content in a community that shares your interests. Browse our suggestions and book your next trip to Korea. Stay informed about living and working in Korea. Available to download on the Appstore and GooglePlay.
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As a primary teacher, it can be very difficult fitting in grammar instruction into your day. I also have a little secret you might not know about me. I used to loathe teaching grammar. Can any of you relate? It's so difficult to even WANT to teach grammar when we have so many other things we could be doing with our day. Plus, many of us are expected to "spiral" it in with the many other subjects we are expected to teach throughout the day. Although all school districts, programs, and teachers are different, I have found something that students love doing, and that is applying new information into something called an interactive notebook!! And so I created these for grammar...and the students loved them!
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I'm linking up with Jivey's Workshop Wednesday to talk about launching my writer's workshop this year with some good old-fashioned Grammar Rock! I used to love to sing along on Saturday mornings to all those great tunes, some of which I still remember by heart. So, as I was thinking about spending the first couple weeks this year reviewing the parts of speech, I thought why not throw in some Grammar Rock! I knew I didn't have a lot of time to devote to this, and I wanted to make it as fun as I could to spark their enthusiasm. After listening to Grammar Rock songs over and over and over (my son was wondering what the heck I was doing as I sang along to Interjections!) last weekend I came up with a plan. My idea was to spend one class period (or less) on each of the parts of speech featured by Schoolhouse Rock: nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, prepositions, and pronouns. I would introduce the lesson with the song and provide students with a note-taking sheet to fill in while we watched the video on YouTube. We generally had to listen to the song a couple times to get the notes, and then we went over them as a class to make sure everyone had the right answers. Then, of course, we had to watch it one more time just for fun and to sing along! So, I passed out the lyrics and we did our best! After that, we would create a class anchor chart as a reference tool for students. These are some of our finished charts. After we did the anchor charts, students would do some kind of activity to practice using the part of speech. To go along with "Unpack Your Adjectives", students drew a picture of somewhere they went over the summer and then filled their suitcase with adjectives to describe that place. In another activity, students cut out different verbs and then fit them into a graphic organizer. After completing the activity, students were given a worksheet to complete independently to show what they had learned. Each time I started workshop out with the Grammar Rock song I would have several students go, "Yessss!", so I knew they were enjoying it. My hope is that as we talk about our writing and practice our word work throughout the year, this grammar unit will pay off. If you would like to try this Grammar Rock unit, you can find it at my TPT store! Subscribe to the Forever in Fifth Grade Newsletter for the latest info on freebies, classroom tips, and special sales!
Set of 2: Carro's 100 Days Korean Vocab Challenge & KP's 100 Days Korean Grammar Challenge | Ebook PDF PASSWORD: youcandoit Carro is challenging you! 100 Days, 100 Word Sheets, 14 Vocabulary Terms per sheet. Carro’s 100 Days Korean Vocab Challenge is a supplementary material to Korean For All textbook, a chance to take your Korean learning one step further. Expand your Korean vocabulary with 100 Topic based Word Sheets. You can choose to complete 1 Word Sheet per day or if life gets too busy, perhaps you can try memorizing 2 words a day and finish 1 Word Sheet per week. Anything goes, as long you keep working on it! The Word Sheets’ difficulty level increases slightly as you progress to the final sections. Practice your Hangeul writing skills by repeatedly writing down the terms. Memorizing new words is essential but you also need to put this knowledge to use! For that very purpose, we have included Crossword Puzzles and Word Quizzes for every 10 Units. That way you can revise the vocabulary terms and see them used in sentences. At the end of the challenge, you will have enriched your Korean vocabulary by over 1400 key-words and phrases that you can mix and match in your daily conversations. _______________________________________________ Have you completed Carro’s 100 Days Vocab Challenge? Way to go! Now that you have gained a fair amount of Korean words, you are ready to tackle the next essential step for becoming fluent in Korean: making longer sentences with the appropriate grammar structures, in a natural way. KP’s 100 Days Grammar Challenge will be your aid in understanding how to use the most crucial and common Korean grammar concepts in order to be able to communicate in Korean. Korean basic grammar structures are clearly explained and used in various sample sentences (based on the Topic Word Units from Carro’s 100 Days Korean Vocab Challenge) in order to provide a comprehensive picture of their usage. You will get plenty of opportunities to use the grammar points and test yourself with the quizzes that accompany each section. The book is structured so that you make your way from basic structures to more difficult ones towards the end of the book. Last but not least, you get to take your learning up a notch! Using the previous knowledge from 100 Days Korean Vocab Challenge together with the newly acquired grammar structures in Korean, we dare you to take on essay writing in Korean. You will have 10 main prompts and additional questions to help you brainstorm. This kind of exercise will help you unlock the information you have gained and use it in a more creative way. Be confident that all your hard work will pay off! With the help of the suggested materials and by setting up a routine for study, practice and revision, you will be able to see the results of your hard work. BIG News!! We have our own app now! Join us over on Soo House- the one stop platform for all things Korea: Language, Travel, Information/Contents, Culture, Community. Practice and level up your Korean. Engage with valuable content in a community that shares your interests. Browse our suggestions and book your next trip to Korea. Stay informed about living and working in Korea. Available to download on the Appstore and GooglePlay.
