Grammar Crosswords (and Doodles!) 3 Verb Structure and Clauses

Students love learning when learning is fun! This Crosswords Puzzle allows students to review their knowledge of key parts of speech and grammar vocabulary while enjoying the challenge of completing an individual puzzle. The imbedded sketch art from Ron Leishman Digital Toonage and Creative Clips allow students to further express themselves by coloring the drawings or making use of the doodle borders!

Objectives:

The student will review key vocabulary words

Teacher Prep Time: Just print and go!

Lesson Duration: 5 minutes

Included in This Product:

Two versions of the Crosswords Puzzle, one with a word bank for differentiation

Completed Puzzle Key

The terms that are reviewed in this resource are:

Adjective                     Infinitive                      Predicate

Adverb                        Interjection                 Preposition

Article                         Noun                           Pronoun

Auxiliary Verb             Object                         Subject

Clause                         Participle                     Tense

Conjunction                Phrase                         Verb

Aligned to TEKS: 6.2, 7.2, and 8.2

And Adopted 2017 Standards (in effect 2019): 6.2, 7.2, 8.2

This lesson is appropriate for grades 6-8.

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