Focus on sentence structure to improve writing skills with this printable indirect object activity. Students will be asked to read through the given sentences and circle the number of each sentence that has an indirect object. Ideal for 3rd – 5th grade students, but can be used where appropriate.
Spring Word Ladders
A fun word ladder activity about the Spring season! Students practice their vocabulary skills while they connect the words.
St. Patrick’s Day Word Search
A fun St. Patrick’s Day word search for your elementary level students!
St. Patrick’s Day Words Activity
In this St. Patrick’s Day activity, students match words connected with Ireland to its meaning.
Starting a Sentence With a Number
Let’s rewrite some sentences that start with numbers!
States and Abbreviations
In this worksheet, your student will write the abbreviations for the 50 US states.
Step by Step Instructions
Week 17 Reading Comprehension (B-17). A short passage and questions about writing instructions for your science fair project. Cross-Curricular Focus: Science Investigations.
Story Elements Form
This is a more detailed story elements form template that includes boxes for character, setting, theme, problem, solution and plot/actions.
Story Elements Helper
Thisis a helpful template for elementary school students. It provides a box for different story elements like character, setting, plot and theme.
Story Elements: Problem and Solution
A story element activity that asks students to read short passages and write down the problem and the solution.
Story Elements: What’s the Setting?
In this story elements worksheet for elementary school grades, students read the passages and write the setting.
Storytelling and Folklore
Week 32 Reading Comprehension (C-32). reading segment about the role of folklore and storytelling. Cross-Curricular Focus: History / Social Sciences.
Subject and Predicate
In each sentence below, underline the subject and circle the simple subject.
Subject and Predicate Activity – Match Game
This fun game is great for youngsters learning about complete sentence.
Subject and Predicate Activity Tiles
This subject and predicate activity is sure to please! This tile activity features divided sentences where students combine the tiles to create a sentence.
Subject Verb Agreement: Negative Contractions
Now it’s time to make those verbs with a negative contraction agree with the subject!
Subject Verb Agreement: Pick the Verb
Can your student make these pesky subjects and verbs agree? Your student will decide which form of the verb to use in a sentence.
Subject Verb Agreement: Subject Varieties
Here’s a more challenging worksheet on subject and verb agreement. The activity includes a few tricky pronouns.
Subject Verb Agreement: To Be, To Do, To Go
This worksheet features some of the more commonly misused verbs for subject and verb agreement.
Subject Verb Agreement: Verbs! Verbs! Verbs!
Subject and verb agreement is the focus of this worksheet. The activity includes compoound subjects and a more complex sentence structure.