Boost early writing skills with this engaging Make a Sentence Activity designed to help students understand sentence structure through fun, hands-on learning.
Make a Sentence Activity – Build Strong Sentences with Who, What & Where!
These task cards focus on who, what, and where elements, giving students the tools they need to create complete, meaningful sentences. Whether you’re supporting sentence fluency, grammar, or early composition, this resource offers a structured and visual approach to developing writing confidence.
Sentence Building Cards PDF
This sentence building cards PDF includes colorful cards divided into who, what, and where categories. Students pick one card from each group and arrange them to make a sentence with these words—then record their sentence on the included worksheet.
Each activity supports key skills in:
- Sentence structure and word order
- Grammar conventions like capitals and punctuation
- Speaking and writing fluency
- Creative and logical thinking
What’s Included in the Make a Sentence Activity Set
- Clearly labeled who, what, and where cards
- Recording sheet to write completed sentences
- Ideal for literacy centers, small groups, and early finishers
This versatile make a sentence activity is perfect for early writers learning to express complete thoughts and understand how parts of a sentence come together. With visual support and interactive cards, your students will enjoy building sentences—and confidence—one card at a time!
Use the dropdown menu to choose between the easy to print PDF document or the editable Google slides to make sentences today.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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