Paragraph Types
Parts of Speech
Sentence Structure
Punctuation Station
Grammar Detectives
100

This type of paragraph tells a story or describes a series of events. 

What is a narrative paragraph?

100

This part of speech describes a noun or pronoun. 

What is an adjective? 

100

Every complete sentence should have these two main parts. 

What is a subject and a predicate? 

100

This punctuation mark is used at the end of a question. 

What is a question mark? 

100

Identify the verb in this sentence: "The dog chased the squirrel." 

What is chased? 

200

This type of paragraph uses sensory details to help readers imagine a person, place, or thing. 

What is a descriptive paragraph? 

200

Identify the adverb in this sentence: "The students slowly finished their assignments." 

What is slowly? 

200

Identify the COMPLETE SUBJECT in this sentence: "The three excited students ran outside." 

What is "The three excited students"? 
200

This punctuation mark is used to show possession or replace missing letters in contractions. 

What is an apostrophe? 

200

Identify the conjunction in this sentence: "I wanted to play outside, but it was raining." 

What is "but?" 

300

This type of paragraph presents an opinion or claim and supports it with reasons and evidence. 

What is an argumentative paragraph? 

300

Identify the preposition in this sentence: "The can slept underneath the table." 

What is underneath? 

300

This is the name for a group of words that does not express a complete thought. 

What is a sentence fragment? 

300

Correct the punctuation in this sentence: "After school we went to the park." 

What is "After school, we went to the park." 
300

Identify what this fragment is missing: "Because the bus was late." 

What is a subject? 

400

This type of paragraph explores similarities and differences between two subjects. 

What is a compare-and-contrast paragraph? 

400

Name the parts of speech of all three capitalized words: "SHE QUICKLY RAN through the forest." 

What is a pronoun (she), adverb (quickly), and verb (ran)? 

400

Correct this run-on sentence using a comma and conjunction: "I wanted to go swimming it was too cold outside." 

What is "I wanted to go swimming, but it was too cold outside." 

400

Correct the punctuation in the sentence: "My favourite activities are hiking swimming and reading." 

What is: "My favourite activities are hiking, swimming, and reading."

400

Identify the complete predicate in this sentence: "The talented students performed beautifully onstage." 

What is "performed beautifully onstage."
500

Identify the paragraph type: "School should start later in the morning. Research suggests that teenagers need more sleep, and a later start can improve academic performance. 

What is an argumentative paragraph? 

500
Name the parts of speech of all four capitalized words: "HE ATE his lunch SLOWLY BESIDE his desk." 

What is: a pronoun (he); verb (ate); adverb (slowly); preposition (beside).

500

Correct this run-on sentence using a comma and conjunction: "I was hungry I ate some of Jeremy's bread." 

What is "I was hungry so I ate some of Jeremy's bread." (or and) 
500

Correct the punctuation in this sentence: Wow said Maya I can't believe we won

What is: "Wow!" said Maya. "I can't believe we won!" 
500

This sentence contains two errors. Identify and correct both: "The student's was excited that they had finished their project." 

What is "The students were excited that they had finished their project."