Use this interactive quiz to review key sentence structure concepts with your Year 3 and 4 students.
Review Sentence Structure with Your Year 3 and 4 Students
Use this interactive PowerPoint Presentation to review sentence structure with your Year 3 and 4 students. The resource contains 20 separate questions with an answer slide following each question. Students choose the correct answer from the four possible options.
The following concepts are addressed in this presentation:
- Word order
- Tense
- Text connectives
- What is happening
- What is being described
- Who or what is involved
- Surrounding circumstances
Use This Sentence Structure Quiz in Multiple Ways
This sentence structure review activity can be used in a variety of ways in your grammar lessons. Here are a few ideas from our team:
- Whole-class revision
- Targeted support activity
- Independent practice
- Fast finisher activity
- Informal assessment tool
Download This Sentence Structure Review Activity
This resource downloads as a Microsoft PowerPoint or editable Google Slides file. You can select your preferred file via the dropdown menu on the Download button.
Please ensure that you use this resource in Slideshow mode to enable the interactive features.
Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator, contributed to this resource.
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Hi, how can I download this PowerPoint as a PDF?
Hey Brittany, sorry about that! A PDF isn't available for this due to the nature of interactive PowerPoints (the interactivity doesn't transfer to a PDF). I've fixed up the file formats to clarify this.