Teach and assess sentence structure with these eight digital lessons for Google Slides™ that include interactive activities, self-grading quizzes for Google Forms™, and just enough silliness to take the dull out of grammar. Then, review the whole unit with the study guide and practice test, and assess your students' knowledge with the Unit Test, which will compile data for you to analyze. These lessons are fully prepped and ready to go. All you have to do is project them on your interactive white board for whole-group lessons or assign them to your students to complete on their devices.

This unit includes:

• A lesson on subjects and predicates that includes interactive practice questions and a quiz.
• A sentence fragment lesson to help your students sort out what is a sentence and what is not. It features practice questions with clickable answers and a quiz.
• A lesson on the four types of sentences (declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative) with practice questions, a drag-and-drop game, and a quiz.
• A lesson on subjects of imperatives (the implied subject you) that includes practice questions and a quiz.*
• A lesson on compound sentences and coordinating conjunctions with drag-and-drop activities and a quiz.
• A run-on sentences lesson that will teach your kids to spot run-ons and fix them with clickable practice questions and a quiz.
• A lesson on compound subjects, predicates, and sentences. Your students will sort out compound sentences from simple sentences that have compound subjects and predicates with drag-and-drop activities and a quiz.
• A complex sentences lesson and interactive practice questions and a quiz.
• The Unit Test and Review, which includes a study guide, an interactive practice test for Google Slides, and a comprehensive, self-grading Unit Test for Google Forms.
• A scope and sequence PDF, to put it all in order for you.

*Please note that the lessons on four types of sentences and subjects of imperatives are included in the same resource. You will receive seven lesson resources with eight total lessons; the Unit Test and Review; and the scope and sequence.