Compound sentences activities

This blog post outlines how to teach structured Common Core Sentences lessons. There are tips for how to teach sentences to students.

I am focusing on some critical grammar skills. One of them is types of sentences and using coordinating conjunctions

Compound sentences can be a tricky grammar concept to master, but with the help of our free grammar worksheets, understanding and constructing compound sentences has never been easier. Whether you are a student looking for extra practice or a teacher searching for engaging resources for your classroom, our compound sentence worksheets provide the perfect entity to improve your grammar skills.

PRIMARY GRAMMAR: UNIT 8 Is it really necessary to teach primary students grammar? Without a doubt, my answer is YES . Teaching young children the way our language works is incredibly important. This will help them be better readers and better writers, because they understand the basic fo

This resource teaches kids how to produce and expand simple sentences into compound ones with a fun winter theme. This grammar activity is so much fun. You will get a compound sentence anchor chart, snowman craft and winter themed task cards for write the room. This literacy activity is great for literacy centers. Use this language arts resource for guided reading groups, readers workshop or just as a fun winter craft.

Silly Sentence Puzzles: Students choose subjects, predicates, and conjunctions to create compound sentences. Then, students edit for capitalization and punctuation

Find many ideas and fun activities for teaching compound sentences. Includes a comma craft idea, incorporates the fanboys, and much more!

Work on Compound Sentences with this hands on activity. Students pick the two sentence cards with the same number. They read the two…

A blog full of tips, lessons, and ideas to use in the upper elementary classroom.

To my surprise, we actually had fun writing, expanding and rearranging simple and compound sentences this week. The factor that made it fun was that I told my second graders we were going to write like THIRD GRADERS. Since they're in second grade, anything third grade is super cool. Our first activity was creating this flip book: Under the first flap, we wrote the requirements of any sentence. Then under each grade's flap, we wrote an example of a sentence from that grade level. What we…