The Safari Scholar searches for answers on how to make subjects and verbs agree in sentences.

Mr. Griot works to revise, edit, and add details to a personal narrative. He then models writing the final copy of a personal narrative.

Mr. Griot teaches how to use graphic organizers to organize his ideas and write a rough draft of a personal narrative.

Mr. Griot introduces the students to past, present, and future verb tenses.

Mr. Griot will review verbs and their three tenses and cover how best to identify their placement and use.

Mr. Griot explains how to change a singular noun to a plural noun. He shows how to look at endings of plural nouns and properly make them plural possessive nouns.

Mr. Griot explains how to change a singular noun to show possession.

Mr. Griot will review both the subject and predicate of a sentence and help the student learn to identify each.

Mr. Griot provides information and examples of helping verbs and main verbs. He models how to identify verb phrases and helping verbs in sentences.

Mr. Griot reads the poem “What A Surprise!” and identifies words that are unfamiliar. He models how to use context clues and a dictionary to figure out the definitions of those words.

Mr. Griot introduces the verb of being and shows examples in sentences.

Mr. Griot explains that a verb is an action word in a sentence and shows examples of verbs in sentences.

Mr. Griot reviews the definitions of homonyms, homophones, and homographs.

Mr. Griot reviews common nouns and proper nouns. He also models editing sentences for correct capitalization, punctuation, and common and proper nouns.

Mr. Griot describes how to revise a nonfiction expository writing essay.

Mr. Griot explains how to identify number of syllables and vowel sounds in a word.