1st Grade Grammar Centers (by price, low to high)

Colorful Parts of Speech Posters. A great visual to hang in your classroom to help students visualize each part of speech. 5 Colorful Posters -Noun -Verb -Adverb -Adjective -Pronoun Each poster has the term, meaning, picture, and an example. Thank You!

If you are interested in the Lang. Arts Task Cards-Set 2, please check out my product Lang. Arts Task Cards Bundle The bundle comes with set 1 & 2 for a value price. Lang. Arts Task Cards Match Up Activity set 2 is perfect to place at a workstation in the classroom. Students will enjoy practicing their grammar skills by matching the colorful task cards to the correct task posters. Language Arts Task Cards Activity Set 2 Includes: Colored Task Posters for each of the following: -Plural Nouns (3 samples of each) -Singular Nouns -Adjectives -Verbs -Compound Words -Abstract Nouns Colored Task Answer Cards (3 of each) Black/White Recording Answer Sheet Answer Key If you like this item please check out myLang. Arts Task Cards-Set 1 Please rate and comment. Thank you!

20 coloring sheets plus stationary sheet for primary fun! Bunnies, eggs, lillies, ducks, Happy Easter handouts, baskets, and more. Cut and paste onto construction paper and display for classroom decorations, use as place mats, give as gifts, so many uses for Easter coloring sheets (no religious symbols)

Here is a great set of contraction worksheets that you can easily just print and go. You will receive a set of worksheets to cut and paste the contractions. The next set of worksheets has students write the two words that make up each contraction. Please view the preview to see the entire product.

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These compound word worksheets allow students to practice writing compound words. There are two types of worksheets, one where the students write the two words that make up the word then the compound word, and a second worksheet where students just write the compound word.

More Compound Word Resources

Compound Word Puzzles and Worksheets

Compound Word Posters

Make learning common nouns fun and engaging with this Printable Common Noun Anchor Chart! Designed for elementary classrooms, this colorful and easy-to-read chart helps students understand and identify common nouns in a simple, visual way.

Features:

✅ Clear Definition – Explains what common nouns are with examples

✅ Bright & Engaging Design – Captures students’ attention

✅ Examples for Better Understanding – Includes people, places, things, and animals

✅ Perfect for Bulletin Boards & Notebooks – Use as a poster or reference sheet

✅ Instant Download & Print – Ready to use in minutes

Ideal for classroom displays, interactive notebooks, learning centers, and homeschool lessons, this Common Noun Anchor Chart is a must-have resource for reinforcing grammar skills!

Download, print, and help your students master common nouns with ease!

This Noun Anchor Chart is in 11×17 size but you can easily shrink or expand it according to your class need.

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Help students learn to add the correct punctuation at the end of sentences with this acorn punctuation clip card center and worksheet packet. This fall themed literacy center is perfect for reviewing punctuation or for extra practice for students who need more help.

Kindergarten students can practice adding punctuation to the end of sentences with this center and worksheet packet. Students will practice adding periods, question marks and exclamation marks to the end of sentences.

Activities Included

• Punctuation Clip Cards
• Punctuation Worksheet

Students will love the hands on punctuation clip cards and the worksheet is engaging with fun acorn shapes.

The punctuation clip cards make a great literacy center or task box activity. It is a low prep center that is easy to create, set up and put away. The worksheet provides a no-prep option for subs, review, or independent work.

These Centers and Activities Can Be Used As:

• Morning Work/Morning Tubs
• Task Boxes
• Independent Work
• Literacy Centers
• Homework
• Extra Practice
• Review

This product is part of a money saving bundle! Get all of my acorn themed kindergarten centers (math and literacy) in this bundle packet: Acorn Math and Literacy Worksheet and Center Bundle for Kindergarten

More Punctuation Activities

Punctuation Boom Cards

Check out the Read and Write Primary Booklet Collection. The Read and Write Collection includes this item, and four other primary booklets at a discounted price! If not interested please read below. The Verb Booklet is a great resource for children to think, write, and read.This booklet is great for those beginner readers and writers. Children will love putting together their own booklet. Each page of their booklet has a different action picture. Children will label it, write it on the line, and than read it out loud. After the booklet is constructed, it is a great tool for those little readers. They can practice reading it over and over again. Ideal for Pre-K and K, however 1st grade can benefit from this set also. The Learn to Read and Write Booklet includes: Cover Booklet Page 11 Action Pictures (Children)- A booklet page for each Action. (Pre-made with Labels) 11 Action Pictures (Children)- A booklet page for each Action. ( Students write their own labels) Instruction Guide Page All printable included are in black and white. Construct and store in a ziplock bag for nightly reading practice! Check out my other Read and Write Booklets: -Kindergarten Writing-Different Pets Booklet - Farm Animal Kindergarten Writing Booklet -Kindergarten Writing-Community Jobs Booklet -Kindergarten Writing-Synonyms Booklet Please rate and comment. Thank you!

Engage your students in an interactive learning experience with our hands-on punctuation activity! Designed to reinforce the understanding of ending marks, this fun-filled activity features 12 sneakers adorned with a mix of statements, questions, and exclamation sentences. Students will eagerly read each sentence and utilize the lace on the sneaker to thread through the appropriate punctuation mark.

Crafting these sneakers is a breeze - cut and laminate the provided templates, then thread real shoelaces or yarn through the designated holes on top. Each sneaker comes with guide marks for easy hole-punching. Worried about assembly? Don't be! Detailed instructions to streamline the process are included.

After mastering punctuation placement, students will further solidify their learning by recording their completed sentences on a designated sheet. Perfect for addressing common struggles such as distinguishing between asking and telling sentences, this activity promises both enjoyment and educational value.

Make learning punctuation a memorable and effective experience with our engaging sneaker-themed activity!

Students are provided a visual on each task card and two spelling options. Students are encouraged to sound out the object of the visual shown and colour the correct spelling. This is a great early finisher resource or for little learners.

There are a total of 36 cards.

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As our Deaf/hard of hearing/ELL students are completing written assignments, little words/parts of speech that are commonly confused when writing such as is, are, was, were, have, had, do, did, the, and a are emphasized in this product. Students are provided with differences between each word, examples of each word used in a sentence, and students have the opportunity to write a sentence using each word.

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Students will practice distinguishing between complete and incomplete sentences with this worksheet and center packet. There are hands on centers and worksheets to help students identify complete sentences and sentence fragments.

Activities Included:

• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Sorting
• Unscramble to Sentence Worksheets
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Clip Cards
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Worksheet

The acorn theme makes this grammar activity perfect for fall or autumn. Students will be able to sort sentences, unscramble sentences and identify complete and incomplete sentences with these worksheets and center activities.

When to Use:

• Literacy Centers
• Independent Practice
• Small Group Activities
• Partner Activities
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Homework

By including hands on activities, these grammar center allow students a tactile way to practice recognizing complete sentences and identifying incomplete sentences. The sorts and clip cards can be done individually or with a partner. The worksheets make great independent practice as well as work to send home for parents to review with their children.

Skills Assessed:

• Identifying Complete and Incomplete Sentences
• Unscrambling Sentences

The worksheets are no prep. The teacher just needs to print out each one and give them to students to complete. The clip cards and sorts are low prep activities. They just need to be printed and cut apart. Laminate the centers to create a reusable activity. The clip cards can easily be stored in task boxes for easy set up, clean up and storage.

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Capitalize the First Letter in a Sentence

Practice building words with affixes with these prefix and suffix puzzles. Students will have fun building words with prefixes and suffixes with this this literacy activity.

What is Included:

These 3 piece puzzles feature the root word and the prefix or suffix on the top puzzle pieces and the word with a picture clue on the bottom puzzle piece.

These puzzles are perfect for young learners who are being introduced to words that have common prefixes and suffixes.

When to Use

• Early Finishers
• Small Group Work
• Independent Practice
• Literacy Center
• Morning Tub/Basket
• Tasks Boxes

Other ways these puzzles can be used is to add magnets to the back of each piece and use a baking tray or magnetic board to build each word and match each word's definition.

Prefixes Included:

de-, dis-, mis-, non-, pre-, re-, un-

Suffixes Included:

-able, -ed, -er, -es, -est, -ful, -ing, -less, -ly, -ness, -s, -y

These puzzles are a low prep activity for students to practice words with prefixes and suffixes. The teacher simply needs to print the pages on card stock, cut apart the puzzles, then placing the puzzles in the desired location for students to complete. Printing on colored card stock will give these cards a colorful pop!

If there is a prefix or suffix you need added to this set, please let me know!

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Introducing the Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives Sorting Activity – an engaging and visually appealing resource designed to inspire your students to delve into the fascinating world of parts of speech. This hands-on activity encourages students to immerse themselves in the learning process as they categorize delectable donut word cards into mugs, matching them with their corresponding parts of speech.

Included in this comprehensive package are Parts of Speech Header Cards (for nouns, verbs, and adjectives), a generous set of 30 mouthwatering donut word cards for sorting, and 12 blank donut cards that offer the flexibility to expand the list of words to sort. I've also included eye-catching Parts of Speech Posters, ensuring your classroom environment is both educational and visually appealing.
But that's not all! This thoughtfully included additional resources to enhance your teaching experience. You'll find a Parts of Speech Recording Sheet that perfectly complements the game or pocket chart activity, along with a Color Code worksheet to reinforce understanding. Your students will also benefit from two worksheets, where they can read sentences and confidently identify the correct part of speech.

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Check out the Read and Write Primary Booklet Collection. The Read and Write Collection includes this item, and four other primary booklets at a discounted price! If not interested please read below. The Farm Animals Think, Write, and Read Booklet is great for those beginner readers and writers. Children will love putting together their own booklet. Each page of their booklet has a different farm animal. Children will label it, write it on the line, and than read it out loud. After booklet is constructed, it is a great tool for those little readers. They can practice reading it over and over again. Ideal for Pre-K and K, however 1st grade can benefit from this set also. The Learn to Read and Write Booklet includes: Cover Booklet Page 11 Farm Animals- A booklet page for each animal. (Pre-made with Labels) 11 Farm Animals- A booklet page for each animal. ( Students write their own labels) Instruction Guide Page All handouts are in black/white. Check out the other Read and Write Primary Booklets: -Verb Kindergarten Writing Booklet -Kindergarten Writing-Different Pets Booklet -Kindergarten Writing-Community Jobs Booklet -Kindergarten Writing-Synonyms Booklet Please comment and rate. Thank you!

This popcorn-themed activity provides a fun and engaging way for students to practice their phonics and spelling skills while developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Here's how this activity can benefit students:

Phonics and Spelling:

• Reinforces letter-sound correspondence: Students will practice recognizing and sounding out letters in words, helping them to decode and encode words more effectively.
• Builds vocabulary: By encountering a variety of real and nonsense words, students will expand their vocabulary and learn new word patterns.
• Enhances spelling skills: Sorting words into real and nonsense categories helps students to internalize spelling rules and patterns, improving their spelling accuracy.

Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:

• Develops analytical skills: Students will need to analyze each word, breaking it down into sounds and syllables, to determine if it follows phonetic rules and is a real word.
• Promotes logical reasoning: By identifying patterns in real and nonsense words, students will develop their logical reasoning skills and the ability to make informed decisions.
• Encourages creative thinking: When encountering nonsense words, students can explore the possibilities of creating new words and meanings, fostering creativity and imagination.

Engagement and Motivation:

• Makes learning fun: The popcorn theme adds a playful element to the activity, making it more engaging and enjoyable for students.
• Creates a multi-sensory experience: The tactile experience of sorting popcorn words and the visual element of categorizing them appeals to different learning styles, enhancing comprehension.
• Fosters a positive learning environment: The collaborative nature of the activity encourages teamwork and social interaction, creating a positive and supportive learning atmosphere.

Includes a popcorn template with no words as well to add your own.

Overall, this popcorn-themed activity offers a comprehensive approach to language arts instruction, combining fun with learning to create a memorable and effective experience for students.

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Players: 2-4

Materials:

+ Cut out and laminated pumpkins

+ Black and White Pumpkins

+ Color Pumpkins

+ Blank Pumpkins to create your own compound words

Directions:

Place pumpkins face down. Students will pick two

pumpkins and decide whether or not they make a

compound word together. If the words make a

compound word the student gets to keep those those pumpkins. If the words do not make a compound word the student flips them back over. Then the next player takes a turn. The student with the most pumpkin pairs wins.

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Have students practice making and breaking apart contraction with this set of self checking cards. There are two sets of contraction cards. One set shows the words (it is) on the top and the contraction (it's) hidden inside. The second set is reversed, with the contraction on the outside and the words are hidden. There is a recording sheet for each set.

Students will look at the words or contraction on the front of the card. Then, they will write the words or contraction on the recording sheet in the first column. They will then write the corresponding contraction or words in the second column. Finally, the student will open the card to see if they answered the second column correctly. They then fill in YES or NO in the third column to indicate whether their answer was right or wrong in the second column. They fix the second column if they were incorrect.

Transform grammar lessons into a spooky adventure with our Halloween Grammar File Folder Game. Sorting nouns and verbs becomes a treat with 20 green bubble game pieces.

Designed for small group language arts centers and independent work stations in special education and autism unit classrooms, this game encourages active participation and language development. Plus, it's teacher-friendly with minimal prep work, so you can spend more time teaching and less time preparing materials.

And the best part? It's a reusable resource that can be enjoyed year after year, making it a valuable addition to your teaching toolkit.

This Halloween themed file folder game is just what your classroom needs this fall season. Download now and watch your students become grammar experts! #LanguageArts #SpecialEducation #FileFolderGame #IndependentWork #FallTheme #Autism #Halloween

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Players: 2-4

Materials:

• Cut out and laminate pumpkins

Directions:

Place pumpkins in a pile. Students will pick two pumpkins and decide whether or not they are an uppercase and lowercase letter match (ex. A matches a). If the letters make a match the student takes those pumpkins and puts them in their pile. If the letters do not make a match the places them back into the pile. Then the next student takes a turn. The student with the most pumpkin pairs wins.

Includes:

+ Color Pumpkin Matching

+ Black and White Pumpkin Matching

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