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Statement or Question Sorts – Cut & Paste Activity – Grade 1 Help your first graders master end punctuation with these fun and interactive cut-and-paste sorting activities! This resource focuses on helping students recognize the difference between telling sentences (that end with a period) and asking sentences (that end with a question mark). Students will read each sentence, determine if it tells something or asks something, and glue it under the correct heading: Period or Question Mark.

Editable Name Coloring Pages | Back to School Activities | End of Year ActivitiesShapes and Doodle Lines (7 Designs) - Looking for a fun back to school activity or end of year (last day of school activity) for your students? Try these student name coloring pages! Simply type in your students' names in Google Slides and print! Your class will be so excited to see their own names and will love coloring in these fun back to school designs! This could also be a great wall filler! Have the students c

Following Directions Emergent Reader (9 Pages) | Classroom Rules & SELHelp your young learners practice early reading skills while reinforcing an important classroom habit: following directions! This 9-page emergent reader uses simple, repetitive sentences and school-based behaviors to support beginning readers and build classroom community. Book Pages Include:1. I can follow directions at school.2. I listen to my teacher.3. I look at what to do.4. I follow the steps in order.5. I raise my ha

Introduction to Sentences | Parts of Speech | Grammar for BeginnersContents: 12 Worksheets 1.What is a Sentence? Anchor Sheet 2.Match the Sentence Parts 3.Sentence Sorting 4.Is it a Sentence? 5.Circle the Sentences 6.Sentence Sorting 7.Building Sentences 8.Using Nouns & Verbs 9.Building Sentences 10.Add What’s Missing 11.Using Nouns & Verbs 12.Finish the Sentences Answer Keys There is an accompanying digital resource with different questions. Link below. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P