

SPARK 12/18/25
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Medium
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Standards-aligned
Devone Smith
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36 Slides • 7 Questions
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We are learning to write sentences with proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar so that we can clearly share our ideas in writing and others can easily understand our thinking.
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By the end of this lesson, I can:
Use correct capitalization, spelling, and punctuation in every sentence.
Write complete sentences that follow proper grammar rules.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
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the museum was full of art from differnt countries students walk around and talk loudly it was hard too focus.
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Multiple Choice
Why can't this be considered a strong paragraph?
It has too much description.
The sentences do not follow the success criteria.
It needs more sentences.
It should be about science.
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Use the success criteria to make corrections and create a paragraph.
studying in a quiet space help student stay focus.
it reduce stress when you no whats coming on test.
creating a schedule good idea for manage time.
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Use correct capitalization, spelling, and punctuation in every sentence.
Write complete sentences that follow proper grammar rules.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
Success Criteria
We are learning to write sentences with proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar so that we can clearly share our ideas in writing and others can easily understand our thinking.
Learning Intention
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studying in a quiet space help student stay focus.
SC 1: Studying → Studying, spelling corrections → students, focused
SC 2: Fix subject-verb agreement → helps students stay focused
SC 3: Clear idea emerges
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Revised
Studying in a quiet space helps students stay focused.
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it reduce stress when you no whats coming on test.
SC 1: Capitalize It, spelling → know, what’s
SC 2: Correct verb → reduces stress
SC 3: Clarify meaning
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Revised
It reduces stress when you know what’s going to be on the test.
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creating a schedule good idea for manage time.
SC 1: Add missing words, fix spelling → managing
SC 2: Add verb → is a good idea
SC 3: Meaning becomes clear
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Revised
Creating a schedule is a good idea for managing your time.
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Finished paragraph
Studying in a quiet space helps students stay focused. It reduces stress when you know what's coming on a test. Creating a schedule is a good idea for managing time.
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Multiple Choice
Why do these revised sentences better meet the Learning Intention?
They are longer.
They use correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar, making the ideas clear for the reader.
They use more complicated vocabulary.
They are more formal.
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Multiple Choice
Which Success Criterion did we fix by changing “help student stay focus” to “helps students stay focused”?
SC 1 — Spelling only
SC 2 — Grammar/complete sentence rules (subject-verb agreement, verb tense)
SC 3 — Clarity only
We did not use a success criteria.
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School Projects -
group projects sometimes hard because no one plan ahead.
when students share ideas they can make assignment better.
but working together require good communication skill.
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group projects sometimes hard because no one plan ahead.
We will use the success criteria to correct this sentence.
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Use the success criteria to correct the sentence.
Write complete sentences that follow proper grammar rules.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
group projects sometimes hard because no one plan ahead.
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Revised
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Corrections Needed:
Capitalize Group (SC 1)
Add missing verb are (SC 2)
Fix verb agreement: plan → plans (SC 2)
Add period (SC 1)
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when students share ideas they can make assignment better.
We will use the success criteria to correct this sentence.
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Use the success criteria to correct the sentence.
Write complete sentences that follow proper grammar rules.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
when students share ideas they can make assignment better.
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Revised
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Corrections Needed:
Capitalize When (SC 1)
Add comma after ideas (SC 1)
Add missing article: the assignment (SC 2)
Add period (SC 1)
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but working together require good communication skill.
We will use the success criteria to correct this sentence.
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Use the success criteria to correct the sentence.
Write complete sentences that follow proper grammar rules.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
Create sentences that clearly express an idea so the reader understands the writer’s thinking.
but working together require good communication skill.
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Revised
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Corrections Needed:
Remove but at start for clarity (SC 3)
Capitalize Working (SC 1)
Fix verb agreement: require → requires (SC 2)
Pluralize skill → skills (SC 3)
Add period (SC 1)
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Finished paragraph
Group projects are sometimes hard because no one plans ahead. When students share ideas, they can make the assignment better. Working together requires good communication skills.
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Multiple Choice
Which revised sentence meets ALL Success Criteria?
Group projects sometimes hard.
Group projects are sometimes hard because no one plans ahead
Group projects are sometimes hard because no one plans ahead.
group projects are sometimes hard because no one plan ahead.”
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Multiple Choice
How do clear sentences support the Learning Intention?
They make writing longer.
They allow students to skip editing.
They replace the need for planning.
They help the reader understand each idea clearly, which strengthens the whole paragraph.
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Technology in School:
technology help people find informations quickly.
tablets can be distract but if use right they improve learning.
teachers use apps too track student progress easily.
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Teacher will provide feedback on the answers in the chat. All students are expected to participate in this CFU.
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technology help people find informations quickly.
tablets can be distract but if use right they improve learning.
teachers use apps too track student progress easily.
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Finished paragraph
Technology helps people find information quickly. Tablets can be distracting, but when used correctly, they improve learning. Teachers use apps to track student progress easily.
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Multiple Choice
Which revised sentence BEST meets all Success Criteria?
Technology helps students find information quickly.
Technology help students find information quickly.
Technology helps students find informations quickly.
technology helps students find information quickly
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Multiple Choice
Why is mastering clear, correct sentences important before writing full paragraphs?
It makes the paragraph longer.
It ensures every idea is communicated clearly so the whole paragraph makes sense to the reader.
It lets students skip transitions.
It only matters for English class.
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