Get your kiddos excited about grammar with these hands-on grammar games and activities. These fun and engaging grammar centers are meant to be used as a refresher of old skills and a mini-lesson for introducing new skills. Your kiddos will love challenging themselves and their peers with learning while having fun! This October grammar freebie is perfect for your upper elementary classroom.
Get your kiddos in the holiday spirit with these Sentence Structure task cards. This fun activity includes 24 task cards that challenges your students to determine if a a phrase is a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence.
The sentences add to the ambiance of the Halloween season with “spooky” sentences, phrases, and more! The activity also includes directions, a recording sheet, and an answer key.
Such a fun game! Students compete to win the game. Whoever completes the game first wins.
Each player will read a card then they determine if the figurative language is a simile, metaphor, hyperbole, or personification.
The activity includes game board, game pieces, spinner, 36 question cards with different point values, points tracking sheet, answer key, teacher directions, and student directions.
Synonyms and antonyms is such a fun skill for many kiddos.
Students read a pair of words and then determine if the words are antonyms or synonyms. Such a fun way to get your kiddos reviewing “spooky” antonyms and synonyms.
This activity includes 25 cards, answer key, and recording sheet to help your kiddos review antonyms and synonyms.
These are so colorful and awesome! I will use these as word work centers in November during lit rotations! Thank you!!! Ashley L.
Get your kiddos excited about grammar with this bundle of hands-on Grammar Games and Activities. These fun and engaging grammar centers are meant to be used as a refresher of old skills and a mini-lesson for introducing new skills.
Your kiddos will love challenging themselves and their peers with learning while having fun! These activities are perfect for 3rd-5th grade.
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