1. Objective Pronouns (me , you, him, her, it, us, them)
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

2. What do you Notice?
“Was Nick a troublemaker? Hard to say. One thing’s for sure: Nick Allen had plenty of ideas, and he knew how to use them.”
Andrew Clements, Frindle
“If your teacher has to die, August isn’t a bad time of year for it.” Richard Peck, The Teacher’s Funeral: A Comedy in Three Parts
“She can’t play with those Vargas kids or she’ll turn out just like them.”
Sandra Cisneros, The House on Mango Street
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

3. Invitation to Imitate
If your dog has to poop, your neighbor’s yard isn’t a bad place for it.
- Anonymous classroom teacher
Billy can’t miss the bus with his friends or he will be late just like them.
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

4. Invitation to Imitate Your turn…
If your ___________has to ________, ______________isn’t a bad (Noun) (Verb) (When or Where) _____________ for it. (Time or Place) _____________ can’t ___________ with __________ or (Subject Noun) (Verb Phrase) (Noun) ________________ just like _________________ (Consequence) (Objective Pronoun)
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

5. Invitation to Revise
Rewrite three of the following sentences, replacing the object/object phrase with an objective pronoun:
Mary is looking at John and he is looking at Mary.
I am waiting for Peter and Alex.
“Most of the citrus growers here have sold off their land to developers.” Edward Bloor, Tangerine 
“I knew then I had to have a house.”
-Sandra Cisneros, The House on Mango Street
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

6. Invitation to Edit The book I am reading to her is scary, but funny.
The book I am reading to her is scary, but funny.
The book I am reading to she is scary, but funny.
The book I am read to her is scary, but funny.
The book I am reading to her is scary. But funny.
The book I am reading to her is scarey, but funny.
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns

7. Invitation to Write
Directions: Write a short passage using at least two of the seven objective pronouns.
Grade 6 | Objective Pronouns