Parts of Speech Videos for Your Elementary Language Lessons – Watch Now!
Discover an enriching way to enhance your elementary language lessons with our selection of epic parts of speech videos on YouTube.
Take this as your cue to integrate engaging videos into your grammar lessons. Enjoy this collection of videos that I’ve personally used in my Montessori classroom with upper elementary students.
These pats of speech videos will infuse excitement into your grammar lessons while providing a fun opportunity for learning in disguise.
Not only is it time to explore the parts of speech in a whole new way but also a chance to turn grammar mastery into an experience students won’t soon forget!
The Parts of Speech
In language, there are eight important parts of speech, each serving a unique role. These are nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.
Nouns name things, verbs show actions, and adjectives describe nouns, while adverbs describe actions.
Pronouns replace nouns, making sentences smoother.
Prepositions guide us through space and time, conjunctions connect words, and interjections express emotion.
Did you get all that?
💡 Looking to refresh your memory on the 8 parts of speech?
Check out our blog Parts of Speech for Kids: A Comprehensive Guide to review all the rules and exceptions before sharing this valuable knowledge with your elementary students.
Understanding these parts of the English language enhances a child’s ability to use words accurately in sentences, leading to clearer and more effective communication. And what better way to grasp the intricacies of the parts of speech than through entertaining and educational videos!
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Engaging Parts of Speech Videos for Elementary
Explore the 8 parts of speech with fun YouTube videos!
This Montessori teacher-approved approach makes grammar interesting and memorable for learners of all ages. It’s learning in disguise!
YouTube Videos Covering All Parts of Speech
Introduce or review the 8 parts of speech with these amusing and educational videos.
The Eight Parts of Speech Rap
Jump into the world of grammar hilarity with Jack Hartmann’s “The Eight Parts of Speech Rap”! This catchy tune makes learning grammar entertaining for kids of all ages.
My students loved learning this new song, often bursting into it together in the hallways. They’d spontaneously rap about the 8 parts of speech, adding their own verses. The best part? They were having so much fun, they didn’t even realize how much they were learning.
Encourage your class to learn this word-loving rap. Let the singing begin!
Parts of Speech Song – Learning is Fun with Elvis
Elevate your students’ language learning experience with this parts of speech song.
After listening, challenge them to create their own songs about the 8 parts of speech.
8 Parts of Speech with Examples
Witness a teacher’s clever use of an acronym to effortlessly recall the eight parts of speech. It’s not just an effective mnemonic device but also an excellent teachable moment to introduce students to the concept of acronyms if they’re not already familiar!
Want to make your class even more fun? Have your students create their own acronym for the parts of speech! It’s a creative challenge that will get them excited and thinking about the different parts of speech.
Noun Parts of Speech Videos
Discover the magic of nouns with these fun videos designed to make learning enjoyable for kids. Explore examples and vocabulary development activities that bring nouns to life in a simple, engaging way.
Noun Rap
Students always benefit from Jack Hartmann’s clever raps, as they always provide a lively way for kids to grasp and understand important concepts. Here, he skillfully breaks down what a noun is, creating a catchy and memorable learning experience.
After watching this video where Jack gives examples of nouns, challenge your students to write their own verses for the rap. They can pick nouns like people, places, things, animals, or even ideas.
Get ready for some creative and hilarious rhymes!
A Noun is a Person Place or Thing
Schoolhouse Rock is a classic with it’s series of animated musical educational short films delivering engaging content for learning. This noun song was a big hit with my elementary students. Its appealing tune and educational lyrics make it a favorite for reinforcing concepts.
You can turn learning about nouns into a fun vocabulary activity with the help of this parts of speech video!
Have students use the many nouns listed in this song to compete in an alphabet scavenger hunt. The goal is for participants to write down at least one noun for each letter of the alphabet.
This is a fun vocabulary activity that makes learning fun and expands their vocabulary!
Collective Nouns
Increase the enthusiasm in your classroom with this upbeat and amusing song, designed to effortlessly teach collective nouns to your elementary students!
We made a super fun game that includes collective nouns!
Check out our engaging memory matching game designed to make learning different parts of speech even more enjoyable for elementary students. Supplement your students study of nouns with this game!
Verb Videos
Supplement your verb lessons with these videos, thoughtfully chosen for elementary students. Showcasing activities that demystify verbs, these videos are tailored to ensure your students thoroughly enjoy and grasp the intricacies of verb usage.
Verbs for Kids
Get your students moving with this interactive adventure of learning about verbs in a fun and educational way. They may even get their heart rates up with this one!
After learning about action words, encourage your kids to get creative! Ask them to write five sentences describing something they did during the week, using interesting verbs. Then, have them circle the verb in each sentence to make it stand out!
What Are Verbs?
Explore all sorts of action words with this video designed for elementary-aged kids. Watch as verbs are identified in different sentences, offering valuable insights into their role in language.
While it may not be as entertaining as the catchy tunes and funny songs in the previous videos, it’s packed with helpful information.
Use this straightforward video as a resource to enhance your lessons on verbs. After viewing, encourage students to independently or collaboratively brainstorm alternative verbs to replace those featured in the sentences from the video.
Adjective Parts of Speech Videos
Explore the wonders of language with this selection of engaging adjective videos, designed to make learning enjoyable for elementary children.
Wide Open World of Adjectives by The Bazillions
Use this cute song to help your students understand adjectives better. It shows how adjectives make descriptions epic by expanding on nouns in sentences.
After sharing this video with my upper elementary students, I would divide them into small groups. Each group would then take on a section of the song, swapping out the adjectives used in the song with new ones that make sense and bring more meaning to the sentence.
They also had the option to perform their version of the song. The results were absolutely hilarious and entertaining!
Montessori Lesson: The Adjective Game
In the Montessori language curriculum, grammar symbols are used to understand the parts of speech. In this video, The Adjective Game video showcases this beautifully.
Using Montessori symbols for noun, adjective, and article, the presenter demonstrates how words work together. It’s a fun follow-up activity after learning about adjectives, sure to engage students and bring about some laughter.
My students always loved playing the adjective game and I think yours will too!
Practicing Adjectives Using the “I Spy” Game
Kids love playing I Spy and in this Teach for Life video Amanda explains how to play this classic game, but with a parts of speech twist.
Encourage your students to play this game just as she described. It’s simple, enjoyable, and an excellent way to practice using adjectives in a fun, game-like setting!
Did You Know: The Article is an Adjective!
Clear the air and let students know that the article is actually part of the adjective family with this video showcasing the Article Adjective Jingle. It’s fun, to the point, and super catchy.
This song always brought laughter to my students and was a great tool in my lessons for helping them remember what they learned!
Intro to Articles
Here’s an educational lesson on how to use articles through the tale of two elephants.
Adverb Videos
Uncover the nuances of adverbs through these captivating videos, and make learning about grammar both entertaining and educational for young minds.
Parts of Speech for Kids: What is an Adverb?
This video gives kids a deeper look at what an adverb is and how it functions. It breaks down the types of adverbs and gives great examples to help learners really understand what adverbs are.
At the beginning of the ‘Find the Adverbs’ section in the video, which has a timestamp of 2:48, be sure to pause and let students try to identify the adverbs in the sentences.
Adverb Song
This is one catchy and informative song that will get your students signing about adverbs all day long.
Following this catchy song, inspire students to create their own rhyming pairs of sentences or song verses. Each sentence should incorporate one type of adverb discussed in the video: how, when, where, and why.
Pronoun Videos
Familiarize your elementary students with pronouns using these captivating videos. Witness how they absorb the information effortlessly, storing it for later application.
Pronouns for Kids
This video teaches your students everything about pronouns – how to use them, spot them, and have fun with them. It’s straightforward, uses excellent video examples, and helps students become familiar with pronouns.
After watching the video, have students flip through a picture book suitable for elementary students. Then, ask them to write sentences using pronouns to describe what they see in the illustrations.
Teacher Tip: If you’re looking for a great resource for pronouns, Grammarly has this great blog post with lots of examples and explanations.
Pronouns Part 1: Subject Pronoun
After students learn about nouns and pronouns, it’s helpful to understand the different types of pronouns.
In this video the pronoun is further explored by looking at subject pronouns.
Gather students into small groups following the subject pronoun video. Then have each group write a story about an animal of their choice and they have to use subject pronouns throughout the tale.
Conjunction Videos
Get a better understanding of language connections through these lively conjunction videos, designed to make grammar enjoyable for kids.
Conjunctions
This video provides a clear explanation of conjunctions, using a cute robot to help students understand how everything links together!
At the 1:40-minute mark, students have the chance to practice what they’ve learned. Be ready to pause the video and give them time to think about the answer.
Professor Grammar CONJUNCTIONS
Professor Grammar is the best! He does a really good job of making learning about this part of speech entertaining and educational.
After exploring conjunctions, here’s a unique challenge for your elementary students: Can they spend the rest of the day without using words like “and,” “but,” or “or”? It’s time to see how long they can go!
Preposition Parts of Speech Videos
My students gained a better understanding of prepositions after enjoying these insightful and fun videos.
Prepositions by The Bazillions
In this video, students learn how prepositions show position. With catchy music and fun visuals, the video demonstrates words like “over” and “underneath” to help kids understand where things are in relation to each other.
Another Catchy Preposition Song
Enjoy another catchy tune that cleverly incorporates prepositions! This fun video includes engaging visuals to reinforce the lesson.
Encourage kids to see if they can memorize and sing along with this catchy song!
Grammar – Preposition
This video simplifies prepositions using Montessori grammar symbols, highlighting the difference between Montessori and traditional school approaches by emphasizing hands-on learning.
Replicate this lesson in your classroom with items that represent nouns and have students put together sentences using the nouns and prepositions.
Interjection Videos
Learn about interjections with these videos, but be prepared, once they get the hang of it, they might start using interjections all the time!
Interjection Song from Grammaropolis
You can’t help but sing along to this one, so just go ahead and do it! Your students will love it.
Enhance the fun of learning about interjections by organizing a group activity. Divide students into small groups and allocate 10 minutes for them to brainstorm as many interjections as they can think of.
After 10 minutes, each participant takes a turn reading their list aloud. Players earn one point for every interjection on their list that no one else in the group has written down.
Interjections for Kids
Elementary students will have a good laugh watching this video, and it can be used to solidifying their understanding of interjections!
Following this video on interjections, have students write a story about their week. Encourage them to include at least five interjections in their story. Then, challenge them to create a comic strip incorporating these same five interjections.
Why Teach Kids About the Parts of Speech?
Words are the foundation of communication, shaping our expressions and interactions. Learning the parts of speech simplifies language use and comprehension.
One of the Montessori great lessons focuses on the study of language, aiming to introduce students to the origins of language and the evolution of communication over time.
For elementary students, learning about parts of speech starts an exciting adventure into the world of language. As curiosity blossoms in the second plane of development, young minds are eager to delve deeper into the intricate world of words.
As children navigate the elementary years, they are not just absorbing the meanings of words; they are also intrigued by how words function within sentences. This crucial phase sets the stage for a series of teachable moments, guiding them to understand that every English word falls into one of the 8 essential parts of speech.
Unraveling the mystery of where each word fits among the 8 parts of speech empowers kids to wield language with accuracy and confidence in constructing meaningful sentences.
💡 Learn More About the Parts of Speech!
Read our blog Parts of Speech for Kids: A Comprehensive Guide.
It’s an eye-opening information filled must read for all elementary teachers, parents, and caregivers.
The Wrap-Up: Parts of Speech Videos
We hope these engaging videos bring your elementary parts of speech learning to life!
From nouns to interjections, these videos provide a dynamic and entertaining way for students to grasp the intricacies of language. Integrate them into your lessons, watch your students flourish, and let the power of visual learning enhance their understanding of grammar.
Happy teaching!
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