Sentence Structure Worksheets
We want our students to be better writers and communicators. How do we get them there? What is the best use of our classroom time?
Students who have a hard time writing papers usually have a poor grasp on sentence structure. Teaching them how to make sentences is a great way to improve their confidence.
Once students can confidently express themselves, writing papers becomes easier. So, I believe there is great value in teaching students about sentence structure. This page features some resources that I created to do so.
Complete Subject and Predicate Worksheet
Here is a rocking good worksheet on complete subjects and predicates. Students circle the verb or predicate. Then they underline the complete subject and double-underline the complete predicate.
Compound Subject and Predicate Worksheet
Here is a trying, court-themed worksheet on compound subjects and predicates. Students read the sentences, underline the subjects, and circle the predicates. Then they identify if the sentence has a compound subject, compound predicate, both or neither.
Clauses Worksheet
Here's a fun, super hero themed worksheet on clauses. Students read the sentences, underline independent clauses, and double-underline dependent clauses.
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