Lambert, Deborah

Nouns are parts of speech that name people, places, or things. They make it easier to understand who of what is being talked about in sentences, paragraphs, and stories.

Pronouns are a part of speech that takes the place of nouns. They can add variety to sentences, paragraphs, and stories.

All adjectives help to modify or describe a noun or a pronoun in a way that makes it more specific.

Verbs are a part of speech that describe what is happening in a sentence. They make sentences, paragraphs, and stories interesting to read.

Uses facts about Native American art and culture to help students learn about the proper use of adverbs and how they are used to create effective sentences and paragraphs.

Uses facts about the natural wonders of the world to help students learn about the proper use of verbs and how they are used to create effective sentences and paragraphs.

Uses facts about different holidays celebrated in America to help students learn about the proper use of pronouns and how they are used to create effective sentences and paragraphs.

Identifies, explains, and provides examples of verbs. Features informative, easy-to-follow text, color photographs, further research, and a glossary.

Describes different types of pronouns and how to use pronouns to write effective sentences. Provides examples centered around American holidays. Includes practice exercises, Internet links, and sources of further research.

Uses facts about different cultures of the world to help students learn about the proper use of nouns and how they are used to create effective sentences and paragraphs.