This printable and fun grammar card game is a surefire way to get your students excited about identifying and fixing sentence fragments. Use the cards to identify if a sentence is a complete sentence or a fragment. If it's a fragment, ID whether the subject or predicate is missing, then revise the fragment to turn it into a complete sentence.

Best of all, the 64 game cards you'll get can be used in multiple ways, including as a game, a centers activity, or independent review practice. Bring in the grammar practice they need, but the fun everyone craves!

The printable game includes 24 sentence cards, 32 fragment cards, and 8 action cards designed to help keep the game play fun. You’ll also get 5 different score cards.

What's Included?

• 32 Fragment Cards to match up

• 24 Complete Sentence cards

• 8 Action Cards (2 reverse, 2 lose a turn, 2 extra turn, 1 dance party, 1 Rock - Paper - Scissors steal)

• 8 Blank cards for customization

• 5 Student Scorecards for accountability & sentence analysis

• Answer key

In My Own Classroom:

We played this game in teams of 4s yesterday during my ELA & Writing intervention block. The kids were really excited to play and had a few interesting ways to match up the sentence fragments. They especially loved the rock, paper, scissor challenge card that allows the winner to steal the other players cards. Not once during the entire hour long block did I have any behavior issues to deal with. Though I did have to periodically answer team debates about whether or not a statement was a complete sentence or a fragment, which gave me better insight into where the kids were struggling with the concept.

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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