Ali Edwards

This is a 10 question assessment/quiz on interrogative, exclamatory, and declarative sentences. The student has to correct the punctuation and capitalization in the sentence as well as label what type of sentence it is. Enjoy!

This game allows students to sort declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences in a fun and cute format! It does not include punctuation so the students must decide what type of sentence it is on their own. This would be great as an ELA center or small group activity. It comes with instructions and an answer key. Enjoy! :) Please leave a rating/comment!

This activity includes 10 sentences that are either declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative. The student will highlight each sentence in a different color according to what type of sentence it is. You can use crayons for this activity as well! It comes with directions on the paper and an answer key. My students LOVE to use their highlighters and crayons so I made this activity for them. Enjoy! Please leave a rating/comment!

This activity/game allows students to sort between nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in a cute and fun format! I made this for my class and I use it as a language arts center. They love the monkey theme! It comes with instructions and an answer key. It's very simple to prepare and play. I hope you enjoy! Please leave a rating/comment! :)

This is a fun and easy to use cut and paste activity using nouns and verbs! I made this to use in a language center in my classroom. You could use this in a center, as an assessment, morning work, or anything you'd like! PLEASE rate this if you use it! I am a new seller and need the feedback. :) Thank you! Credit for border: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Wendy-Finn

This is an I have, Who has? Game for adding, 0, 1, and doubles. My students love playing "I have, who has?"! This game is great practice to learn addition facts and would make a fun math center or class activity. It is also owl themed! Enjoy!