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This document outlines a grammar lesson plan for 7th grade students. It includes analyzing the diverse class of 38 students and setting the main objectives of teaching students to use proper grammar, punctuation, and word choice to effectively communicate. The 5-day lesson plan involves interactive activities like correcting sentences on the board, reviewing grammar techniques and rules, analyzing a YouTube video for mistakes, discussing why grammar is important, and assigning homework questions to be reviewed. Technology like YouTube and a Smartboard will be used.
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