This poster highlights the ten subordinating conjunctions we teach students in the Hochman Method. Students should use these subordinating conjunctions at the beginning of their sentences. Please refer to our pacing guides, The Writing Revolution 2.0, and our training to see how to roll out and select the subordinating conjunctions for the grades you teach.
These mini posters present subordinating conjunctions in a compact format, ideal for individual student copies or small group lessons.
This is the Spanish version of the K–12 Subordinating Conjunctions poster. This poster highlights the ten subordinating conjunctions we teach students in the Hochman Method. Students should use these subordinating conjunctions at the beginning of their sentences. Please refer to our pacing guides, The Writing Revolution 2.0, and our training to see how to roll […]
This is the Spanish version of the Mini Subordinating Conjunctions poster. These mini posters present subordinating conjunctions in a compact format, ideal for individual student copies or desk reference.
In this activity, students complete each sentence that begins with a subordinating conjunction.
In this activity, students complete each sentence that begins with a subordinating conjunction. This is a half-page template. Half-page templates are a great option for shortening activities or saving paper.
In this activity, students complete each sentence that begins with a subordinating conjunction.
In this activity, students complete sentence stems that begin with subordinating conjunctions showing chronological order, such as “after” and “before.” A visual timeline supports understanding of how events are sequenced.
In this activity, students draw a line connecting the first part of a sentence to its correct ending.
In this activity, students draw a line connecting the first part of a sentence to its correct ending. This customizable template is also available in English.