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Direct Address Hands On Comma Rules Grammar Activities and Worksheets 5th grade
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This printable Direct Address comma rules activity resource pack includes a collaborative, interactive, hands on activity, as well as a Scoot activity, and Sentence Fix-Up worksheets. With this resource, grammar, comma rules, and sentence structures can be fun after all!

These activities are perfect for upper elementary and middle school students to review before state testing and can be done as a whole class activity, small group guided instruction, partner practice, or independent assignment that will keep your young writers engaged and learning the whole time. Differentiating for a wide range of student abilities is easy with this resource. **Please note that all 3 of the different activities use the same 20 sentences.

What's Included?

  • Teacher Directions

  • 20 sentences

  • 30 names or phrases

  • 80 punctuation marks

  • 20 Scoot Commas in a Series Task Cards

  • Scoot Worksheets

  • Sentence Fix Up

  • Answer Key

How to Prep Your Materials

Simply print the activity pages that you want, then cut the cards apart. The worksheets are all print and go resources.

In My Classroom:

I used the hands-on activity with my 4th and 5th graders as test prep for next week's end of year state test. Students paired up and each pair received one sentence, a name card, and punctuation marks. We practiced placing the name at the beginning and end of the sentence, correctly punctuating the sentence. Everyone read their sentence aloud, including stating the punctuation marks. For example: Sam comma please bring me my laptop question mark. Then, each pair decided where they could insert the name in the middle of the sentence. We tore the sentence strips in half, inserted the name, and properly punctuated it. Once our initial hands-on mini-lesson was done, the pairs completed the Scoot activity. As they moved from card to card, they discussed the sentence and recorded it on their worksheets, making sure to focus on fixing the punctuation and capitalization errors. Once everyone was done, I displayed the answer key on the board, so we could check our work.

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I'd love to hear how you use this resource in your classroom! Feel free to email me at iteachiwrite@yahoo.com with any questions or suggestions you may have.

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