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Who was it exactly that first said... Click on the Quote to Check Your Answer "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." Now change it to other verb tenses. Change it to a question. Make it imperative. 2011 Copyright New Dimension Media Who was it exactly that first said... Click on the Quote to Check Your Answer "I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death." Now change it to other verb tenses. Change it to a question. Make it imperative. 2011 Copyright New Dimension Media Who was it exactly that first said... Click on the Quote to Check Your Answer “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Now change it to other verb tenses. Change it to a question. Make it imperative. 2011 Copyright New Dimension Media Teacher Notes: Print the next slide to use as an brainstorming activity sheet for your students as they develop their own slide on a famous quote. Allow students to search CCC! Core Curriculum Content for a video segment of a famous quote. Ask students to change the grammar in the quote 3 different ways to demonstrate they know how to apply the grammar skills you've been teaching them all along! Ask your students to create the Power Point slide with their quote and grammar changes for inserting in this lesson. Don’t forget to teach them about how to insert a hyperlink to their CCC! video. 2011 Copyright New Dimension Media Who was it exactly that first said... Click on the Quote to Check Your Answer TECH TIP: Use the "Additional Information" link in the CCC! Media Player page to find the links for the video file to link your quote below. “Insert Your Quote Here” Now change it to other verb tenses. Change it to a question. Make it imperative. Copyright 2011 New Dimension Media, Inc. We Value Your Opinion! We hope you enjoy using this lesson with your students. If you have an idea or suggestion on how we may improve this lesson, we would love to hear from you! Please use the Contact Us page of the Connection site to provide us with your valuable feedback. When commenting on this lesson, please refer to the title of the lesson in your comment. You will hear back from us and maybe even see your suggestions incorporated in a new version of this lesson plan! Don't forget to also follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more great instructional ideas daily. We hope you come back again for more great interactive lesson plans made especially for you and your students. Have fun boosting student achievement at your school! Sincerely, The New Dimension Media Instructional Design Team