1. Conjuctions: Coordinating Subordinating Correlative CCSS L.5.1 a and e
Explain the function of conjuctions
Use correlative conjunctions (e.g. , either/or, neither/not)
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2. Part 1: Coordinating Conjunctions Part 2: Subordinating Conjunctions Part 3: Correlative Conjunctions Part 4: Ideas Part 5:
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3. Coordinating Conjunctions:
Part 4: Adapted Worksheets
Conjunctions And/Or Sheet
Conjunctions But/And Sheet
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4. Part 1: Coordinating Conjunctions
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5. Click on the link to watch the Brain Pop Video:
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6. School House Rock Video:
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7. SUM IT UP
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8. A conjunction is a joining word used in a sentence.
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9. or before for if than whether even though while so wherever nor unless
All of these words are conjunctions: or
before
for if
than
whether
even though
while so
wherever
nor
unless
then
until
since
and
where
but
because
yet
although
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10. There are 3 main types of conjunctions:
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
correlative conjunctions
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11. Today, we are going to study coordinating conjunctions.
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12. A coordinating conjunction is a word that connects other words or groups of words in a sentence.
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13. and but or The most common coordinating conjunctions are the words:
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14. AND
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15. The coordinating conjunction, and, joins things together.
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16. My favorite snacks are crackers and cheese.

17. Joab and Maria are in the same class.

18. We went to the mall, and we shopped at Macy’s.
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19. BUT
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20. The coordinating conjunction, but, shows contrast.
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21. Andrew likes to read, but he doesn’t like math.
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22. The kids were late to school, but they remembered to do their homework.
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23. OR
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24. The coordinating conjunction, or, shows choice.
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25. You can have a packed lunch or a school lunch.
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26. We can go biking, or we can go for a hike.

27. Let’s learn together Worksheet
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30. Conjunctions And/Or Worksheet
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32. Conjunctions But/And Worksheet
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34. Part 2: Subordinating Conjunctions
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35. A conjunction is a joining word used in a sentence.
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36. or before for if than whether even though while so wherever nor unless
All of these words are conjunctions: or
before
for if
than
whether
even though
while so
wherever
nor
unless
then
until
since
and
where
but
because
yet
although
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37. There are 3 main types of conjunctions:
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
correlative conjunctions
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38. Today, we are going to study subordinating conjunctions.
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39. A subordinating conjunction is used to express a relationship
A subordinating conjunction is used to express a relationship. One part of the sentence depends on the other part to make sense.
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40. if after although when where until because unless
Common subordinating conjunctions include: if
after
although
when
where
until
because
unless
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41. Find the Subordinate Conjunctions
Practice:
Find the Subordinate Conjunctions
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42. If I lived in New York City, I would play in the park a lot.
Notice one part depends on the other.
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43. I liked New York City because I went to the Statue of Liberty.
Notice one part depends on the other.
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44. After I blew out my birthday candles, we ate some cake.
Notice one part depends on the other.
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45. Worksheet
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47. Your turn to Practice.
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49. If/Then Worksheet
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51. Although/Because Worksheet
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53. Part 3: Correlative Conjunctions
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54. A conjunction is a joining word used in a sentence.
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55. or before for if than whether even though while so wherever nor unless
All of these words are conjunctions: or
before
for if
than
whether
even though
while so
wherever
nor
unless
then
until
since
and
where
but
because
yet
although
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56. There are 3 main types of conjunctions:
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
correlative conjunctions
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57. Today, we are going to study correlative conjunctions.
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58. Correlative conjunctions are used in pairs to join parts of a sentence.
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59. both…and either…or whether…or neither...nor not only…but also
Common correlative conjunctions include:
both…and
either…or
whether…or
neither...nor
not only…but also
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60. Find the Correlative Conjunctions
Practice:
Find the Correlative Conjunctions
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61. We have seen both the Missouri River and the Big Sioux river.
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62. Either you or I will be the leader on the trail.
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63. The sick rhinoceros would neither eat nor drink.
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64. Not only my father but also my brother played rugby.
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65. I don’t know whether to do the chores now or when I get back from practice.
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66. Worksheet time!!
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68. Let’s practice
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70. Correlative Worksheet
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73. Part 4: Ideas
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