Sentence games

Sentence sticks work great to teach parts of speech: verbs, nouns, adjectives etc. Use it to make silly sentences or real sentences too!

Check out the top 20 Sentences Structure games and activities for your ESL classes if you want to help your students with building sentences.

The Sentence Game Let’s face it, writing is hard. It takes lots and lots of practice to master the many skills a writer needs. But practice can be boring. Not now! I’ve created a sentence writing game your kids will love. With this game they’ll write sentence after sentence without complaining, because it’s a game. It’s very simple, but practices very essential skills- capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and spelling. The game can be played with 2 or more players. There’s even a way to…

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Chatterboxes (or fortune tellers or cootie catchers) are one of those classic toys that epitomise childhood. This beginner reader game is a bit of a twist on the traditional chatterbox, perfect for sneaking in a little revision of high frequency sight words and early reading strategies, whilst also being fun and enjoyable.

Sharyn Kish on Instagram: "Musical sentences are a fun way to practice decoding skills and build fluency! I use sentences from my #ortongillingham or @ufliteracy lessons. Low prep and HIGH engagement activities are my favorite. Follow for more! 💗 How to play: Write out (or type out) your decodable sentences. I use different colors for each skill group. Have students walk around them in a circle while you play music. When the music stops students practice reading their sentences. Repeat…

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Practice end punctuation with this simple, printable punctuation game. Cut out the sentence strips and add them to the punctuation graph.

12 Sentence Building Games for Kids! | Who says sight words, sentence structure, parts of speech, grammar, and other language arts writing activities can’t be fun?! Ideal for kids in kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3, these sentence structure activities and sentence building worksheets will inspire you to create fun and engaging morning work activities and literacy center ideas that make learning fun and engaging. #languagearts #literacy #literacycenters #grammar #partsofspeech

The other evening I decided to make our own version of a silly sentence game. The idea is to make several real sentences up but write the be...

This is a fun board game where the students have to make a sentence with the word they land on.

Hack your Jenga game for reading fun with your early or struggling reader. Great for revising sight words and CVC words, developing decoding skills and fluency.

Sentence sticks work great to teach parts of speech: verbs, nouns, adjectives etc. Use it to make silly sentences or real sentences too!

Learning Games for Kids: How to Play BAM! A great game for revising sight words, phonics, multiplication tables and more! Perfect for home and school.

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This dice game can be an excellent warmer or a mind break activity for elementary English students of any age. To take it a step further, ask the students to make true/false sentences with the corresponding nouns.