This Video Explains Professionalism - Please, Thank You, and Interjections in a Conversation

Mr. Griot reviews the comma and the many ways it is used to punctuate common sentences.

Mr. Griot conducts a brief review of the parts of speech preposition, interjection, and conjunction by completing activities designed to identify and use them.

Interjections teaches how to identify interjections in sentences.

This video explores five fun facts about punctuation.

In this mini lesson, the student will learn about the eight parts of speech. Mr. P. will introduce nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, adverbs, conjunctions, and interjections with easy examples. This lesson is designed for...

A music video starring Chief Comma. She's got a lot of rules, and you'd better follow them all.

A music video starring Deputy Colon. She loves keep things in order with her list-making talent!

A music video starring Hyphen and Dash, the department police dogs.

It's intransitive action day, so Vinny the action verb can't have a friend over. He has to play by himself.

Nelson the noun uses his five senses to name a thing.

Izzy the interjection spends her day preparing to express the exact right amount of emotion.

If two adverbs are baking, is there such a thing as too much sugar?

On transitive action day, the last thing Vinny wants to do is to clean his room.

Nelson the noun shares pictures of all the places he visited on his vacation.

This video is answering the question of what is an exclamation mark.

A music video staring Li'l Pete the Preposition. He's a grammar scout, and he'll help you locate objects in place and time, if that's what you need.

A music video starring Benny the Adverb. He's the coach, the boss, the big cheese, and all you verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs had better follow his orders.

Li'l Pete gives his friends multiple options of when to play with him.

Li'l Pete the preposition looks everywhere for an artist's pencil, only to find it in the most unlikely of places.

A music video starring Officer Period, the town's tender-hearted traffic cop.

A music video starring Izzy the Interjection. No matter what kind of emotion you're trying to express, Izzy is the one to help make it happen.

When it comes to jumping, Connie knows that on a trampoline is better than off a cliff.

A music video starring Roger the Pronoun. He wants to live alone, but he knows that nobody will understand him without the noun he's replacing.