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Complete Sentences and Incomplete Sentences Google Slides™
By Jennifer Connett
This slides activity begins with a mini lesson on complete sentences and incomplete sentences. Students will read each sentence or sentence fragment and click yes if the words make a complete sentence or click no if the words form an incomplete sentence. There is a card at the beginning of the deck that helps students remember the rules for a complete sentence.
What is Included:
Boom Card Version:
Complete and Incomplete Sentences
Proper Nouns and Common Nouns Grammar Digital Activity Practice & Review
By Math Mania Store
Common and Proper Nouns Grammar Activities - Mystery Picture Reveal
Engage your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-grade students with this fun and interactive Common and Proper Nouns Grammar activity! Perfect for grammar practice and review, this Google Sheets resource features 20 targeted problems designed to help students distinguish between common and proper nouns while revealing a hidden mystery picture.
Proper Nouns and Common Nouns Grammar Digital Activity Practice & Review
As students answer each question correctly, portions of a vibrant picture reveal automatically, providing instant feedback and motivating them to complete the activity. Self-checking cells display a green color for correct answers and red for incorrect, helping students practice independently and teachers assess quickly.
This Common and Proper Nouns activity is ideal for grammar lessons, centers, or homework, providing a digital, engaging twist on traditional grammar worksheets. Boost your students’ grammar skills with this interactive tool that combines learning with excitement!
Best for Grades: 3rd-4th, adaptable for 2nd
Common and Proper Nouns Grammar Activity Digital Google Classroom Self-Checking
By Math Mania Store
Common and Proper Nouns Grammar Activity | Digital Google Classroom Self-Checking
Enhance grammar skills with this engaging Common and Proper Nouns activity, designed specifically for Google Classroom! Perfect for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders, this interactive Google Sheets activity helps students master identifying common and proper nouns with a fun, self-checking system. Students receive instant feedback as they work through 20 questions: answers light up in green for correct and red for incorrect responses. As students progress, correct answers reveal a hidden picture art for added motivation!
Aligned with CCSS standards (L.2.2, L.2.2a, L.3.1a), this activity is ideal for ELA Test Prep and Grammar practice. Boost engagement and mastery in English Language Arts with this effective digital resource, perfect for remote learning or classroom use!
Tags: Common and Proper Nouns, Grammar Activity, Google Classroom, Self-Checking, Digital Worksheet, English Language Arts, ELA
Parts of Speech Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Adverbs, & Verbs 100+ Question Pool
By zaney laney learning
With this game, learners have less than 15 seconds to race against the clock to identify the part of speech represented by the highlighted word. Here's the twist: The possible responses start disappearing after time. Incorrect answers lose points and correct answers earn points. Not only that, the faster learners answer correctly, the more points they earn.
Curious? Try it! Here's a preview of the functionality of Think Fast games. The preview version is for illustrative purposes only, This version has more response options than in the preview. Please refer to the thumbnails on this page to see an example of this game's content.
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Basic Features:
TEKS:
What to Expect:
You'll receive a zip file that includes a link to the online game and instructions on how to download the game to play offline. This content is not editable. While I'll update the game periodically, I will do my best to retain the same link. After purchasing, you'll be notified about any updates to this product.
Help Me Get Better:
If you encounter any issues, please reach out to me at zaneylaneylearning@gmail.com before posting a negative review. I have a lot of ideas, and I'm trying my best to present an error-free, high-quality product.
If you would like to see additional words or have suggestions for other uses/topics, please let me know.