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Chart illustrating three pronunciations of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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Four color-rich pages of noun facts. Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “eat”.
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Illustrated animal saying poster, “to take the bull by the horns.”
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Seven color-rich pages of adjective facts and usages.
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Six posters with common clothing vocabulary: boot, hat, jacket, scarf, glove, and skirt.
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Illustrated proverb poster. “All cats are gray in the dark.”
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Poster illustrating the “0 conditional." “If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.”
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Six posters with common clothing items: pants, dress, shirt, shoe, sock, and sweater.
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Poster showing examples of uncountable nouns.
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"Be", "have" and "do"-posters showing primary verb conjugations. Essential building blocks for compound tenses.
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Part one of three-part set of illustrated posters explaining rules for forming noun plurals. Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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Illustrated poster showing correct usage of lie and lay.
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One overview page and six specific pages of conjunction facts and usages.
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Three full-color posters of basic adverb facts and usages.
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Poster showing adjectives of quantity and countable/uncountable nouns.
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Six posters to help teach basic rules for forming plural nouns (mostly from foreign words). Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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Poster explaining the use of "do" in questions, negatives and as emphatic form. Includes word order models.
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Poster showing examples of countable nouns. Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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Poster grouping verbs with similar principal part forms together.
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Third of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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Small poster using several consonants in initial position to demonstrate the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.
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Chart illustrating three pronunciations of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet.
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Small poster illustrating basic structural differences between main verbs and modal auxiliary verbs—affirmative, interrogative, negative and agreement.
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Two beautiful full color posters about interjection facts and usages.
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Summary poster illustrating tense sequence of four common conditional phrases.
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “fall”.
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “jump”.
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “look”.
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Illustrated poster showing difference between subject and object pronouns.
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Posters showing basic differences between countable and uncountable nouns.
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Where is the monkey in relation to the box? Prepositions of location.
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Intermediate level poster explaining phrasal verbs.
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Illustrated poster showing correct usage of "sit" and "set".
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Six posters explain the basic spelling rules for ING words (double the consonant, drop the E, Change IE to Y, etc.)
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “listen”.
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Beginning level poster with examples of separable and inseparable phrasal verbs.
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Beginning level poster demonstrating separable phrasal verbs.
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Poster describes the simple rules for using the indefinite articles A or AN.
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Second of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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Second of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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First of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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First of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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Illustrated animal saying poster, “to rain cats and dogs.”
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Third of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable words.
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Large poster using several consonants in initial position to demonstrate the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.
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Posters for five idioms with football origins ("She dropped the ball") with explanations. Fun for football coaches and ESL teachers.
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Illustrated poster showing correct usage of "raise" and "rise".
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Part three of three-part set of illustrated posters explaining rules for forming noun plurals.
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Large poster illustrating basic structural differences between main verbs and modal auxiliary verbs—affirmative, interrogative, negative and agreement.
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Small poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Large poster illustrating negative contractions for modal auxiliary verbs.
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “walk”.
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “study”.
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Poster illustrating the “1st Conditional.” “If I finish my work, I will play soccer tonight.”
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Poster illustrating the “2nd Conditional.” “If I had a dog, I would feed it every day.”
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Poster illustrating the “3rd Conditional.” “If I had studied the words, I would have passed the exam.”
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Poster showing subject, object, and possessive pronouns.
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Illustrated animal saying poster,"to have ants in your pants.”
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Illustrated animal saying poster, “to bark up the wrong tree.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as free as a bird.”
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “sing”.
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as busy as a bee.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “Birds of a feather flock together.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “You can't teach an old dog new tricks.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “When the cat's away, the mice will play.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “to chomp at the bit.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “as happy as a clam.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “Curiosity killed the cat.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster, “as sick as a dog.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “Don't count your chickens before they hatch.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster, “as blind as a bat.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “The early bird catches the worm.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as slippery as an eel.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“like a fish out of water.”
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Illustrated animal saying poster,“to fly the coop.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as sly as a fox.”
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Illustrated animal saying poster,“to go on a wild goose chase.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “What's good for the goose is good for the gander.”
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Illustrated animal saying poster,“to kill two birds with one stone.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as gentle as a lamb.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “Let sleeping dogs lie.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as brave as a lion.”
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Illustrated proverb poster, “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster, “as quiet as a mouse.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster, “as strong as an ox.”
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as proud as a peacock.”
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Small and large illustrated posters of the verb “run”.
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Illustrated animal simile poster,“as mean as a snake.”
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Poster showing possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns, with examples of use.
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of one-syllable words.
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Part 2 of three-part set of illustrated posters explaining rules for forming noun plurals. Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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Grammar reference poster for comparative and superlative forms of three-syllable and irregular words
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Poster illustrating tableware vocabulary.
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Posters for six idioms with baseball origins ("He went to bat for her") with explanations. Fun for baseball coaches and ESL teachers.
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Three color-rich pages of verb facts.
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Five posters to help teach the rules for forming plural nouns. Common Core: Language: L.1.1, L.K.1
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