Teaching types of sentences

Are you teaching the four types of sentences? You'll want to check out these hands-on sentence types activities! Your students will love these fun and engaging activities for learning sentence types.

Identifying types of sentences is an essential skill. The easiest way to do that is with a variety of anchor charts, posters, games, and other engaging activities for kids. Help students understand the types of punctuation and four different kinds of sentences as well as how to define each sentence. #sentencetypes #punctuation

Types of sentences anchor charts and other tricks to help students learn to identify exclamatory, interrogative, imperative, & declarative sentences.

Types of sentences anchor chart

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Different Types of Sentences Anchor Chart

I realized I hardly ever blog about grammar. Hmmm...guess in reality its not my strongest point either but I had to share this idea we worked on the other week! I reviewed the 4 types of Sentences with my students in 4th grade and surprisingly these were new concepts for them. We dove in and talked about the different types along with practice, practice, practice. We focused on what punctuation would be important for each as well. Besides introduction, modeling, and guided practice, I wanted…

I love having Mondays off, because the rest of the week seems to go by so quickly! I can’t believe tomorrow is already Wednesday! Also, I feel like my students are really getting a hang of our routines and procedures, which is always exciting! We start out our grammar unit by talking about types of […]

My ELD class is focusing on sentences this month. I thought our lesson on the four sentence types would be a great opportunity for me to try out my first from-scratch foldable. I was nervous. Coming from 2nd grade, the idea of having them fold and fold and fold and cut from verbal directions… what […]

Look no further than this blog post for resources to teach the four different types of sentences to your first and second grade students. From anchor charts, hands-on activities to grammar centers, we've all the ideas to teach the four types of sentences in new and fun ways!