Simple and compound sentences anchor

Types of Sentences Anchor Chart: Simple, Compound, and Complex

We created a FANBOYS anchor chart to review the conjunctions that we can use in compound sentences. Students worked with a partner to write a sentence using

Find many ideas and fun activities for teaching compound sentences. Includes a comma craft idea, incorporates the fanboys, and much more!

I’ve previously blogged about using The Writing Revolution in LKS2 which can be found here: I thought it might be useful to others to show how I build on this, using my own ideas, to teach children…

Inside this Compound Sentences Worksheet download you will find two activities to help you teach and revise compound sentences. On the worksheet, students write the conjunction to turn the sentence into a compound sentence. The answers are on a separate page to help reduce your marking time. This worksheet is ready for you to download, […]

This blog post outlines how to teach structured Common Core Sentences lessons. There are tips for how to teach sentences to students.

Compound sentences can be a tricky grammar concept to master, but with the help of our free grammar worksheets, understanding and constructing compound sentences has never been easier. Whether you are a student looking for extra practice or a teacher searching for engaging resources for your classroom, our compound sentence worksheets provide the perfect entity to improve your grammar skills.

Linking up with Crafting Connections for my very first Anchors Away Monday! This week, I've been talking with my kiddos about compound sentences. I thought that conjunctions would be mostly review, but I was surprised to find that my students needed some review. We reviewed the conjunctions using everyone's favorite acronym, FANBOYS. Then we talked about joining simple sentences (also known as independent clauses) using conjunctions and commas. I have some seriously gifted mathematical…

I am focusing on some critical grammar skills. One of them is types of sentences and using coordinating conjunctions