Description
Build a strong grammar foundation with this comprehensive set of conjunction activities and worksheets.
Designed for upper elementary students, this resource helps learners understand and use coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions to improve sentence fluency and structure.
These grammar worksheets and activities are perfect for introducing, practicing, and assessing conjunctions. With a mix of guided notes, anchor charts, interactive games, and exit slips, students stay engaged while mastering these essential parts of speech.
What’s Included:
Anchor Charts
- What are Conjunctions?
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Correlative Conjunctions
Guided Notes (2 Differentiated Options)
- What are Conjunctions?
- Types and Functions of Conjunctions
Hands-On Learning
- 27 Ask, Ask, Trade Cards
- 30 Scoot Task Cards + Recording Log
Independent Practice & Assessment
- Exit Slip 1: Function of Conjunctions
- Exit Slip 2: A Conjunction Round-Up
- All About Conjunctions
- Constructing Compound Sentences
This all-in-one resource makes it easy to plan your conjunctions unit while giving students multiple ways to interact with the content. Ideal for centers, whole group lessons, or individual practice.
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JoLynne T. –
great resource
Elizabeth C. –
Students loved the activities and were very engaged!
Megan Terrano –
Very helpful!
Jill S. –
I was able to reinforce what conjunctions are with my child.
Stephanie Rush –
Great resource
Merrily in the Middle –
A wonderful help. Thank you!
Amy King –
Great conjunction work!
Kristin G. –
Very engaging. Thanks again.
Ann C. –
My students and I both enjoyed this resource! Thanks!
Bright Daze Bright Ideas –
This was a quality product that my students enjoyed.
Jeanitra J. –
Great resource!
Emily Murphy –
okay
Anne P. –
I use this with my fifth graders. A fun way to teach grammar. So much better than diagramming sentences.
Estee D. –
I feel that this resource is a little too tricky for my grade 4 learners but it is perfect for my grade 5 and 6 learners. Thank you for a super resource!
Michelle Grooms –
Used this as extra practice, it is a good resource. Thanks
Deanne C. –
Looking forward to using this in group work