Inspired in Intermediate

Introduce, review, or assess complete sentences, sentence fragments, and run-ons with these task cards! In this product, I have included 24 sentence task cards, answer sheets, an answer key, and a game board. These task cards can be used independently, in a literacy center, as a review game, as a game of SCOOT, and many other ways to review or assess your students’ understanding of complete sentences. I love using task cards as a quick check or as an exit ticket. It is so easy to pull one or

Introduce, review, or assess four parts of speech with these task cards! In this product, I have included 30 parts of speech task cards, answer sheets, an answer key, and a game board. These task cards can be used independently, in a literacy center, as a review game, as a game of SCOOT, and many other ways to review or assess your students’ understanding of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. I love using task cards as a quick check or as an exit ticket. It is so easy to pull one or two c

Introduce, review, or assess point of view with these task cards! Point of view is a skill that students need repeated practice applying to texts. These task cards can be used in literacy centers, as a game of SCOOT, or as a quick assessment. On each of the 30 task cards, there is a short passage and a choice for either first person or third person. Many of these passages used mixed pronouns (he and she with I and me), so you can see if your students are relying too heavily on pronouns to det

Help your students reflect on your awesome year with these task cards! These can be used in the last few days of school to keep your kids engaged and writing! These can be used in a center, as independent work, or in a game of SCOOT.

Introduce, review, or assess cause and effect relationships with these task cards! In this product, I have included 24 cause and effect task cards, answer sheets, an answer key, and a game board. These task cards can be used independently, in a literacy center, as a review game, as a game of SCOOT, and many other ways to review or assess your students’ understanding of cause and effect relationships. I love using task cards as a quick check or as an exit ticket. It is so easy to pull one or