Sentence activities

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

Get these free sentence building activities for your students. This DIFFERENTIATED writing center will help students practice writing conventions and build reading fluency skills.

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

Short A is usually the first phonics sound you teach in kindergarten and first grade so I figured it'd be a great sound to show you teaching...

Are you working on writing simple sentences in Kindergarten? Add this fun sentence building and writing center activity to your day!

This silly sentences printable activity is perfect for teaching kids to expand sentences. It would also be a fun Wacky Wednesday activity for Dr. Seuss week.

Teach your students about making sentences with this fun activity!

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

Are you looking for an engaging way to teach sentence structure to your kindergarten or first grade students? Your kinders and 1st graders will love these sentence scramble activities. These no prep sentence building worksheets are perfect for literacy lessons, writing lessons, or reading lessons. They could be used for morning work, homework, or centers. They are great for vocabulary and reading skills too. They are ideal for homeschool lesson ideas as well. Hands-on learning that's fun!

Looking for some fun kindergarten writing activities that you can use in your literacy centers? These sentence building activities are a great option! For each sentence, students choose The who, did what and where of each sentence.