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Pronouns
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Adjectives
Adverbs
100
What is the pronoun? They are going hiking together.
They
100
What is the preposition? They got in the car.
in
100
What is the conjunction? Tucker was sick, so he stayed home.
So
100
What is the adjective? I really loved the pink dress.
Pink
100
We walked outside quickly. "quickly"
What is an adverb?
200
I went to the park. "I"
What is the pronoun?
200
The kids went inside the house. "Inside"
What is the preposition?
200
Combine the two sentences using a conjunction. The cake was strawberry. It was delicious.
The cake was strawberry, and it was delicious.
200
The kind teacher graded the homework. "kind"
What is the adjective?
200
What is the adverb? The train moved slowly across the tracks.
slowly
300
What is the pronoun? Susie went shopping and she bought new clothes.
She
300
What is the prepositional phrase? Danny crawled under the couch.
Under the couch
300
I wanted to go home, but I had to stay at school. "but"
What is the conjunction?
300
What is the adjective? When we got home, the house was hot.
Hot
300
The audience tiredly stood up. "tiredly"
What is the adverb?
400
The ball rolled under the table and it hit Molly. "It"
What is the pronoun?
400
When the bell rang, the students ran to the door. "To the door"
What is the prepositional phrase?
400
Which sentence sounds best? Riley was ready for bed, and it was 2'o'clock in the afternoon. Riley was ready for bed, so it was 2'o'clock in the afternoon. Riley was ready for bed, but it was 2'o'clock in the afternoon.
Riley was ready for bed, but it was 2'o'clock in the afternoon.
400
The bright, yellow sun beat down on the students. "bright, yellow"
What are adjectives?
400
Add an adverb to the following sentence. The married couple danced.
quickly, slowly, lovingly, etc.
500
What is the pronoun? She was ready to play with him.
She, him
500
What is the prepositional phrase? Before breakfast, the parents stood outside the house and took pictures.
Before breakfast, outside the house
500
Combine these sentences using a conjunction. There wasn't any water left. The kids were really thirsty.
There wasn't any water left, so the kids were really thirsty. or The kids were really thirsty, but there wasn't any water left.
500
Add an adjective to the following sentence. The dog barked.
Furry, black, etc.
500
Write a sentence using the adverb "sweetly"
Many different examples would count.