Complete sentences activities

FREE Sentences game for Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students. This is such a fun card game to help kids to learn what forms a sentence while building Sentence S'mores. Perfect for Homeschool Language Arts

Working on complete sentences? Try this fun Roll a Sentence activity with free printables included! *The free printable pack can be found towards the END of this post! ALuv {currently end of Kindergarten} and I have been working just a bit on making complete sentences {requiring only a subject and predicate}. We talked about making ... Read More about Making Complete Sentences with Roll a Sentence (FREE Printable Included)

Complete sentences and incomplete sentence sorting worksheets to practice complete vs incomplete sentences - 3 simple cut and paste worksheets for kids to practice complete sentences vs. incomplete sentences by sorting sentences...

Great teaching tips and ideas for writing in complete sentences and using subjects and predicates! Subjects and predicates go together like peanut butter and jelly! This is a series of writing lessons with links to other sentence structure activities.

Practice building sentences in kindergarten and 1st grade with this literacy center! Students use the color-coded sentence parts to build and create sentences.

Back to School is right around the corner for us and I am SUPER excited to kick of this school year with some fun, hands-on and engaging res...

100 creative writing prompts and sentence starters to help you get started on your next writing project. Whether you're a student, a writer, or just someone who enjoys writing, these prompts will help you generate ideas and get your creative juices

We share with you these exercise activities on the verb to be, here you can find a worksheet on the verb to be in affirmative sentences and in contraction form.

are a fun way for kids to practice their writing skills. They can be used to help kids learn how to write sentences, how to use punctuation correctly, and how to vary their sentence

Do your students know the difference between a fragment and a complete sentence? If not, don’t worry! Teaching the skill of writing a complete sentence to elementary students is easier than you think. In this blog post, I’ll give you a rundown of what a sentence is, how to write one, and some tips for writing a complete sentence. By the time you’re finished reading, your students will write complete sentences like the pros!