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Written by Judith Darling This publication, or any part thereof, excluding the Student Worksheet and Student Tool Box by the purchaser only, may not be reproduced in any form, or by any means, including electronic, photographic, or mechanical and all or any other ways known now or developed in the future, for any reason without the written permission of Razzle Dazzle Learning Company, 22124 Rose Grass Lane, Spicewood, Texas 78669.

Introduction to Daily Dazzle Daily Dazzle is designed to enhance student s performance on standardized tests and build confidence in language arts by reviewing and reinforcing the following skills: 1. Conjunctions 2. Homonyms 3. Contractions 4. Sentence fragments 5. Types of sentences 6. Subject/verb agreement 7. Spelling 8. Singular to plural 9. Antonyms 10. Positive/comparative/superlative 11. Editing punctuation, capitalization, and spelling 12. Contractions 13. Subject of sentence 14. Synonyms 15. Proper nouns and abbreviations 16. Expanded vocabulary and word definitions 17. Creative writing The format is fun and interesting. Once the students become familiar with the format, the program is easy for the teacher/parent to administer and assess Suggestion for using this program The first ten minutes of class time the teacher displays the Daily Dazzle weekly page overhead or the parent hands out the weekly worksheet. The students have Monday thru Friday to work on completing the twenty questions and activities. On Friday the worksheet can either be turned in for the teacher to grade or checked by the students themselves and graded. The end of the week would also be the time for the students to share their answers to the writing prompt. The writing prompt encourages students to express themselves creatively and freely. They should be allowed to share their responses in an enthusiastic and non-threatening environment. The idea is to get students to enjoy writing, look forward to it, and not worry about being overly critiqued.

Getting started Extra 1. Each week copy one Daily Dazzle Weekly Student Worksheet for each student. 2. Provide each student a copy of The Tool Box to put in the Daily Dazzle section of his or her language arts binder. See Extra below. 3. Put up the Daily Dazzle Weekly Prompts Overhead. 4. The first two times you use the program you should go over each question with the students so they become familiar with the format of the program. The learning curve is greater because the student is asked to learn a new and complex format and review many skills at one time. So give them a plenty of time to learn what they are being asked to do. Once they have figured it out, it is amazing how fast they will learn. 5. Students then spend approximately ten to fifteen minutes each day, Monday through Thursday or Friday, on the worksheet. The teacher will decide how much time is available, and whether to do specific ones each day or assign it all to be finished by Friday. 6. On Friday check the worksheet and give students a weekly grade or credit for doing it. Students checking their own, or passing them back to the person behind them, are both good ways to reinforce the skills. 7. When grading the worksheet, it is best to give the student full credit on the writing portion if they write a response. The idea is to get them to write. The more they write the better they will get, especially if the do not feel threatened by being critiqued. The Student s Worksheet is designed with page numbers to the Tool Box so they can look up the rules themselves. This relieves the teacher from the duty of teaching the rules over and over. One other thing It is recommended that students have easy access to good dictionaries, thesauruses, and encyclopedias. They should be encouraged to use them while working on the Daily Dazzle.

Daily Dazzle - A Student Worksheet With Page Numbers To The Tool Box For Easy Reference

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Daily Dazzle Name Date Week # 1. Circle the correct.conjunction pp. 11 & 12 a. and c. but b. or d. because 2. Choose the correct homonym. p. 19 3. Put the apostrophe in the correct place. Possessives p. 3. 4. Make this fragment a complete sentence. p. 1 5. Circle the type of sentence. Put punctuation mark in brackets. p. 12 [ ] a. interrogative c. declarative b. exclamatory d. imperative 6. Choose the correct word. Subject/verb agreement p. 8. 7. Find the misspelled word and spell it correctly. p. 18 and Dictionary. 8. Make the word plural. p. 2 9. Choose the correct antonym. p.19 10. Choose correct answer. p. 9 a. positive b. comparative c. superlative 11. Correct the punctuation, capitalization, word usage, and spelling of the sentence. For rules, look up page numbers in the Table of Contents of the Tool Box. There is more space on the back. 12. Make underlined words into a contraction. 13. Simple or compound sentence? p. 1 14. Find three words that can take the place of the underlined word. Use a Thesaurus. 1. 15. Write the correct proper nouns and abbreviations. 16. Write a definition for the word. Use the Dictionary and write on the back. 2. 3. 18. Write the correct synonym. p. 19 19. Put in alphabetical order on the back of this worksheet. 17. Circle the correct answer. a. b. c. 20. Read the story prompt carefully. Write your story on the back of this paper. Be sure to write in complete sentences, include the question in your first sentence, and have fun.