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Using To, Two, and Too Presentation

Using To, Two, and Too Presentation

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Using To, Two, and Too

Introduce your youngsters to some of the most easily confused words: to, two, and too! After each word is defined and examples are provided, a short practice opportunity allows you to assess your class's understanding of the words. A clear, basic explanation is provided here.

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Concepts

commonly confused words, number 2

Additional Tags

misused words, confusing words, to, too, two

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Grade

3rd - 4th

Subjects

English Language Arts

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