Sentence Horror Worksheet

Sentences can be statements, commands, questions, or exclamations! Each type of sentence is used for a different purpose. In this fun Christmas worksheet, students will gain some extended practice in identifying different kinds of sentences related to winter.

Subjects are an important part of speech, but they can't complete a sentence on their own. This worksheet helps your child learn how to introduce a proper predicate and complete such sentences on their own. Sounds interesting, doesn't it?

Is it a question? A statement? Or an exciting thought? Solve this worksheet to practice your sentences correctly. Get your child to identify the different types of sentences. This Halloween, trick them with a treat of a grammar worksheet.

Unleash the creative genius in your child with this fun-filled activity. In this free printable worksheet, children will put their imagination to work and write a winter-themed story. What better way to kick-start the New Year!

Punctuation is like wheels to any language. Without them, sentences won't run smoothly. Help your child practice the correct use of punctuation marks and capitalization to excel in writing in the English language.

Give your child an opportunity to use their pens and writing skills in this exciting worksheet of sentences. This grammar worksheet will let your child practice the art of writing. Spark their interest in writing this New Year's.

I am thankful for this worksheet! Give your child a pen and an opportunity to unleash the writer in them with this worksheet on making sentences. They will get to write sentences on the things they are thankful for this Thanksgiving while practicing writing and building their vocabulary.

Get your child to practice some nouns and adjectives, Halloween style! In this treat of a worksheet, students will get creative and write some Halloween-themed nouns and adjectives. The activity encourages children to think creatively and builds on their knowledge of these basic grammar concepts.

Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way Oh, what fun it's to describe My kinda Christmas vibe, hey! If you're on the hunt for a festive way to learn adjectives, then look no further. This printable Christmas worksheet is a perfect way to practice adjectives.

O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, You stand in splendid beauty! That's how your third grader will feel when they use adjectives to describe a Christmas tree in this worksheet. Sounds fun, doesn't it?

A superlative states that something is the most or least. Let your child have the most fun with superlatives in this word search worksheet. In this Halloween themed worksheet, students will find the superlative form of the given words in the grid.

Ready to dive into some fun learning activities this winter? This Christmas-themed worksheet is a great way to learn and practice adverbs. Help your third graders complete the sentences with appropriate adverbs.

It is time to pull out the amazing adverbs out of the New Year hat! Dive into this fun worksheet of adverbs by selecting the correct adverb from of the word pool to complete the sentences. This grammar concept will help them gain confidence in their language.

Only one candy, you say? That just won't do! It's Christmas after all. So, the more, the merrier, we say. Practice singular and plural nouns in this fun Christmas-themed word search worksheet. Help your child build a rich vocabulary even as they enjoy the thrill of the hunt.

Ho! Ho! Ho! Santa has planned an adventure for you! Send your child on a Christmas word hunt with this challenging word search puzzle. Celebrations and learning come together in this fun worksheet on Christmas nouns.

Does your child find forming plural nouns as difficult as taking a shower in wintertime? This free winter word search worksheet will give your child an opportunity to practice plural forms of some winter words.

The new year brings new words to your vocabulary! Bring out your hunting goggles and deep dive into this word search challenge. Let your child look for nouns in this worksheet and build their vocabulary.

Don your detective hats and solve the riddles in this New-Year-themed worksheet. Your child will build their vocabulary of nouns by solving a crossword puzzle, which in turn will help them grasp the concept of nouns.

It is time to hunt down some words! This Thanksgiving worksheet has a word search activity and your child gets to seek out all of them. Nouns are an important part of grammar. Get your child to practice and master nouns with this fun worksheet.

Here is the perfect way to get your child into the Halloween spirit while also sneaking in some grammar practice. This free printable worksheet is the perfect activity for children to practice confusing plurals.

Set your child up for some spooky fun this Halloween season! This free printable worksheet is the perfect activity for your child to practice pronouns. Children will replace the given nouns with the appropriate pronouns.

Who doesn't like to have fun while learning new concepts? Your child will love this two-in-one worksheet. Color some happy Santas while identifying words and their parts of speech. Help them master grammar this holiday season.

To play this game, find the uppercase letter A.

To play this game, find the lowercase letter a.

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Big A.

Kids must practice the letter: Big A.

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Small a.

Put your language skills to the test by practicing the letter: Small a.

Put your language skills to the test by learning to match big and small A.

Put your language skills to the test by finding the letters A, B, C & D.

Put your language skills to the test by finding the letters A, B, C & D.

To play this game, find the uppercase letter B.

To play this game, find the lowercase letter b.

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Big B.

Kids must practice the letter: Big B.

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Small b.

Put your language skills to the test by practicing the letter: Small b.