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Improve your students' grasp of grammar with games that turn rules into fun challenges. This collection includes sentence construction, parts of speech identification, and punctuation games. By incorporating these grammar games into your teaching, you can make learning language mechanics enjoyable and effective.
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2nd Grade End of Year ELA Review Worksheets & Games Make end-of-year review simple, engaging, and effective with this Grade 2 ELA Review Packet ! This printable literacy resource includes 52 skill-building activities and 5 interactive games designed to help second graders review important reading, writing, phonics, grammar, and…
Fifty-two numbered ELA activities and five printable review games cover word study, vocabulary, reading comprehension, grammar, and writing for a third-grade end-of-year review. The activities move from prefix and suffix matching and syllable-splitting through context-clue vocabulary work, two reading passages — 'The Inventor's Workshop' and an informational piece on honeybees — sentence-type labeling, and paragraph writing with transition words. A separate answer key gives sample solutions for all 52 activities plus game notes, and a teacher's guide lays out whole-class, small-group, center, homework, and early-finisher uses with suggested pacing. The games packet adds five print-and-play formats built around review vocabulary: Bingo, Memory, a roll-and-race board, a spinner, and 4-in-a-Row.
A set of 4 hands-on contraction-review activities (matching, sentence building, sentence substitution, memory game) for practicing contractions and their expanded word pairs.
Provide a comprehensive Common-Core-aligned end-of-year ELA review for Grade 5, covering word study/morphology, vocabulary/figurative language, reading comprehension, grammar/language, and writing/conventions, plus review games.
Here is an Adverbs Animal Mysteries Activity that your students will love! These mysteries were designed with 2nd – 4th grade students in mind. Students will have a blast helping Mr. Harrison crack the cases.
Separate word and punctuation cards make dialogue structure movable. Students assemble each sentence, check where the spoken words begin and end, and then copy the result onto the numbered recording sheet. Some puzzles accept more than one arrangement, so the answer key supports discussion of how moving the speaker tag changes punctuation.
This activity is great for helping students practice reading question and declarative sentences with the correct fluency and intonation. It's a great way to help them improve their reading skills.
Teach and reinforce noun identification skills (common nouns, proper nouns, categorizing person/place/thing) through autumn-themed worksheets, group games, and a PowerPoint quiz.
An Easter-egg-hunt-themed board game combining a memory game, a counting game, and practice with the grammatical structures 'there is' / 'there are' and prepositions of place.
This Autumn Scarecrow Noun + Verb Sort comes with a game and a worksheet for your Language Arts students to enjoy during the fall season. Students will read the crow words and decide what part of speech the words are.
Practice identifying and using verbs (present picture identification, unscrambling, past tense, synonyms/antonyms) through Autumn-themed worksheets and group games.
A digital board game for end-of-year or unit review that has students practice expanding simple sentences into fuller sentences using who/did-what/when/how/where/why sentence elements.
A hands-on sentence-building game using burger-themed word cards organized by part of speech, where students stack burger-layer word pieces to construct simple sentences, with sample sentence task cards for reference.
A set of six Christmas-themed ESL/general classroom activities covering opinion ranking, persuasive/informal writing, party games, and sentence construction.
This Guess My Word Language Arts Game is a fun way for your students to practice their grammar and language skills! Skills included: • Nouns • Verbs • Pronouns • Proper nouns • Adjectives • Past tense irregular verbs • Contractions •…
Teach identification of parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives) through a Christmas-word board game.
This resource is a Clause Hunt Digital Game. This game covers: - Phrases - Independent clauses - Dependent clauses If you are introducing, reviewing or assessing these skills, this game is a fun and interactive way to do so!
A bundled teacher's guide of hands-on phonics and literacy activities using physical letter tiles (for alphabet/phonics skills) and word tiles (for sentence building and grammar).
This activity is great for helping students to understand and use contractions in their writing. The activity includes matching two word phrase cards to contraction cards.
Introduce a fresh and fun way to teach prepositions with our engaging Dominoes Prepositions digital educational tool! This exceptional resource from TeachSimple .com is perfect for teachers who seek to create enjoyable and interactive…
A die roll determines which grammatical element a student adds to the recording sheet: article, adjective, noun, verb, adverb, or prepositional phrase. Completing a row creates a playful sentence for partners to read and discuss. The resource includes the recording sheet and instructions; provide a die for play.
This resource is an Elf Hunt Parts of Speech Digital Game. This game covers: - Common nouns - Adjectives - Adverbs - Verbs - Proper nouns - Pronouns - Conjunctions If you are introducing, reviewing or assessing these skills, this game is a…
A pair-work speaking board game giving students practice with the grammar structure "Can you...?" through interactive pair-work question prompts.
This resource is a set of printables/parts-of-and-anatomy-of">Parts of Speech Digital Puzzles. There are 3 mystery puzzles included. These are great for literacy stations, early finishers and more. Directions and answer keys are included.