Hands on grammar activities

Free hands-on adjective activity! My 2nd graders loved this mystery bag printable! Unique idea for teachers! #adjectives

Teaching grammar to 4th grade students can be fun and engaging with these grammar game ideas! These activities will help students learn and remember grammar rules in an engaging way. Some ideas include, mad libs, grammar sorts, task cards, and so much more. Read here on how to use grammar games in your classroom today!

These 9 fun grammar activities will increase engagement and make learning memorable for your upper elementary and middle school students.

Make grammar fun with these exciting grammar activities and games for kids! This blog post is filled with creative ways to make grammar review engaging for students in 3rd grade through 8th grade. Whether you're teaching upper elementary or middle school, you'll find tons of ideas to keep your students active and learning with interactive games and fun grammar worksheets. Add a variety of high interest grammar lessons to help students enjoy parts of speech review!

This Language Arts Interactive Notebook is filled with over 30 pages of hands-on grammar activities for grades 4-8. Activities including everything from diagramming to figurative language.

It’s time for the last of our printable scavenger hunts! Today, it’s some Printable Grammar Scavenger Hunts. It covers a little bit of punctuation and parts of speech. Find all our Printable Scavenger Hunts. This printable pack is a subscriber freebie. If you are already a subscriber, you may go to my subscriber library and ... Read More about Printable Grammar Scavenger Hunts

Teaching figurative language terms can be boring. So here are some engaging, hands-on figurative language activities for your class!

Kids will have fun looking for nouns all around them in this Grammar Activity for Kids. Simply print the Noun Hunt printable and head out for fun learning.

In this collaborative, interactive, hands-on grammar activity, students work with partners to physically build dialogue and practice punctuating it correctly. You can use this resource as a small group guided instruction activity, scoot, or independent assignment, and your young writers will be engaged and learning the whole time. Differentiating for a wide range of student abilities is easy with this resource. Using this activity with my own 5th graders really helped me see which students…

Teaching adjectives is one of my favorite things to do: there are few things more fun than seeing my young learners expand their vocabularies to become more