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Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences
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Description

Zip ZAP Zop! is a fun and engaging way to have students practice any kind of skill from adding and subtracting to identifying fact and opinion statements. This particular Zip ZAP Zop! provides students practice with identifying declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences in back-to-school themed sentences.

Materials:

Medium to large empty Pringle’s container (or something similar) with the lid, a paper bag will work in a pinch

Container label p. 1

Activity cards pp. 3-9

Answer Key p. 10

Assembly:

Affix label to the container. You may want to cover the container with construction or contact paper completely before affixing the label.

Cut apart the activity strips and place them inside the container, mixing them well.

The ZIP and ZOP cards are OPTIONAL to use.

Store the answer key inside the container as well.

To Play:

*Divide your class into several teams depending on the number of students.

*Determine how long you will play or how many rounds you will complete.

*Have a student draw a strip from the container without looking inside. I hold the container above the player’s head.

*The team should read the words on the strip, then confer to determine the answer.

*If the team answers correctly, it keeps the strip. If it answers incorrectly the strip is returned to the container.

*Teams take turns drawing/collecting the strips. However, there is a twist. If a team draws a ZAP! card, it must return ALL of its strips to the container. OPTIONAL: If it draws a ZIP card, the team draws two cards to answer. If it draws a ZOP card, the team may steal a card from another team.

*Return the ZIP, ZAP, ZOP cards to the container after each turn.

*The winner is the team that collects the most strips. You may want to award them with a simple prize such as a treat, bonus points on an upcoming quiz/test, 5 minutes of free time, etc.

This set of Zip ZAP! Zop Cards can also be used as regular task cards (minus the ZIP, ZAP!, ZOP Cards). Place them in a literacy center or play a game of SCOOT or SCATTER.

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#backtoschool

#bts

#backtoschool

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Back to School Zip ZAP Zop: Kinds of Sentences

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3rd - 6th
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Description

Zip ZAP Zop! is a fun and engaging way to have students practice any kind of skill from adding and subtracting to identifying fact and opinion statements. This particular Zip ZAP Zop! provides students practice with identifying declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences in back-to-school themed sentences.

Materials:

Medium to large empty Pringle’s container (or something similar) with the lid, a paper bag will work in a pinch

Container label p. 1

Activity cards pp. 3-9

Answer Key p. 10

Assembly:

Affix label to the container. You may want to cover the container with construction or contact paper completely before affixing the label.

Cut apart the activity strips and place them inside the container, mixing them well.

The ZIP and ZOP cards are OPTIONAL to use.

Store the answer key inside the container as well.

To Play:

*Divide your class into several teams depending on the number of students.

*Determine how long you will play or how many rounds you will complete.

*Have a student draw a strip from the container without looking inside. I hold the container above the player’s head.

*The team should read the words on the strip, then confer to determine the answer.

*If the team answers correctly, it keeps the strip. If it answers incorrectly the strip is returned to the container.

*Teams take turns drawing/collecting the strips. However, there is a twist. If a team draws a ZAP! card, it must return ALL of its strips to the container. OPTIONAL: If it draws a ZIP card, the team draws two cards to answer. If it draws a ZOP card, the team may steal a card from another team.

*Return the ZIP, ZAP, ZOP cards to the container after each turn.

*The winner is the team that collects the most strips. You may want to award them with a simple prize such as a treat, bonus points on an upcoming quiz/test, 5 minutes of free time, etc.

This set of Zip ZAP! Zop Cards can also be used as regular task cards (minus the ZIP, ZAP!, ZOP Cards). Place them in a literacy center or play a game of SCOOT or SCATTER.

#getready4school

#backtoschool

#bts

#backtoschool

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 5 out of 5
September 13, 2021
My students really enjoyed this activity!!
Kayla Hudson
(TPT Seller)
282 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Student populations: Autism, Learning difficulties
Rated 4 out of 5
September 27, 2020
This was so easy to prep and so perfect for a whole group review lesson on sentence types. My kids LOVED it!!
DeAnn W.
86 reviews
Grades taught: 4th
Rated 5 out of 5
October 30, 2019
Such a fun game!
The Hawsome Teacher
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309 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
August 4, 2019
Thank you for another fun and engaging grammar game.
1,611 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
June 27, 2018
Great resource.
Kelly C.
592 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
May 11, 2017
Turns out I already bought this, but that's okay. Thanks.
Marge H.
4,178 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
October 3, 2016
My students requested more ZAP games...thank you!
Alyssa L.
270 reviews
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Oct 4, 2016
I am so glad that your students enjoy ZAP! It is by far the most popular activity with all of my classes as well. Thank you for your support and kind feedback. If there is a particular ZAP game that you are looking for, please let me know.
Rated 5 out of 5
September 18, 2016
Great way to get students back into the swing of things.
Kasie H.
136 reviews

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