Parts of speech games

Parts of Speech game: simple activity to teach Parts of Speech with sticky notes

ESL parts of speech activities, games worksheets and lesson plans. Help students master the various English parts of speech with these fun, engaging and student-centred activities.

Help students master Parts of Speech with this activity bundle. Kids can trade word cards, then use them to grow simple sentences or build new sentences, sort words by part of speech, spin a part of speech spinner or roll a die in order to generate a word bank, or play Bingo. This bundle includes: printable part of speech word cards in both color and black & white, a quick-reference bookmark helper, worksheets, and game boards. It's everything you need to review and practice the parts of…

Teaching grammar got you stumped? Engage your elementary school students in learning about the eight parts of speech with fun and engaging printables like posters, games, and interactive worksheets. With these resources, kids will never find themselves bored in English class again. Check out our blog for more details about these exciting parts of speech activities!

parts of speech posters- adjective, noun, verb, adverb, pronoun, preposition, conjunction, and interjection

Spread it around!If you have grade schoolers who are learning the parts of speech, here’s a fun and easy way to reinforce the lesson that I spotted on Pinterest: Using a permanent marker, write about 10 nouns, 10 adjectives and 10 verbs on the ends of recycled or purchased popsicle sticks. Label three paper cups […]

This FREE Solve It Parts of Speech Game is such a fun game to help kids review noun, verbs, adjective, adverbs, and more.

I love Scattergories. It's one of the things in life that I can say I'm reeeeeally good at (see also: napping, whining) which is probably why it's a favorite. This parts of speech game, or as we like to call it in my classroom, White Board Challenge, reminds me a lot of my favorite pastime of total domination = Scattergories. It's essentially a review game. I divided the board into two sides and then (in this case) into four rows because we covered adjectives, adverbs, action verbs, and…

Hands-on, active lessons are best for engaging the child and for memory retention. Below are five fun activities to teach the parts of speech.