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A-L, I tried putting up a post-it, but I guess it's not there. I saw this on FB, and liked the examples and corrections, but I thought the casual use of the term "Nazi" inappropriate. It's too bad as this would have been fun and useful otherwise. I wish we could edit that part out. Is that possible?

Not sure, Berni. I don't think I'll be showing this particular video, but I thought I'd link it with the idea that we might be able to find similar videos that might be more appropriate.

More sophisticated practice with S-V agreement (e.g., niether, more challenging sentence structure, etc.) than what is in the initial introduction to S-V agreement in Shurley Grammar. Self-assessment with answer key.

Too many students are not sure how to from fiction on the Internet. The Internet can provide any version of the truth to support almost any belief. We can teach students how to read the "grammar" of the Internet and to apply strategies to validate information on a website. This popular session provides step-by-step teaching tips that help students and teachers think critically about Internet information and improve their online search strategies.

Packet with s-v agreement rules and exercises. Student-friendly language and a summative exerciese at the end.