Description
Scrambled sentences are a great way to get your students thinking and talking about the language collaboratively! Groups or partners work together to reassemble the scrambled sentence while working on the targeted structures. These sentences focus on the adjective agreement when describing nouns while using the verb ser! This is a great activity to help your students focus on word order and meaning!
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Included:
❁ Teacher’s Instructions
❁ 10 sentences, pre-scrambled in case you’d like students to cut them out for you!
❁ The same 10 sentences unscrambled
❁ Student recording 1/2 sheets – work in pairs to record in Spanish and English
❁ Full sheet for students to work individually
❁ Student recording 1/2 sheet – no language specified
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Plan español –
A great tool to use and adapt to any lesson. Great for review and practice.
Maia B. –
GREAT structure & resource. This was my first Srta Spanish resource and I have opened Pandora’s Box. I loved it so much I bought a bunch more. It had just the right level of challenge for my Spanish 1A students 75% through the year. They were able to figure out all the new words and make connections. Her tip to use 10 different colors of paper was huge & I ended up coping it again in my lunch because I realized it would be so much better that way. READ the tips. She knows what she is talking about.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
You are so kind!! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave feedback. I am glad to hear that this was a hit for you!!
Sarah B. –
My student love this hands on activity to form sentences and it’s a great opportunity for me to see where students are struggling with word order. Works great as a station activity as well.
dequeismo –
A great puzzle that really keeps students engaged!
Meyleen S. –
Students loved the idea of manipulating the cards to form sentences. Will continue to use this in the future when teaching the verb SER.
Mary Z. –
I love doing scrambled sentences in class–it gets students up off their seats, and I can monitor how well they are learning how to put words together.
Devonna M. –
thank you so much for this resource! my high schoolers were engaged!
Jessica L. –
This is a fun activity! I love the movement allowed and the students are engaged.
Leah T. –
I liked having this as an option for my students to have as a review. They even decided that they could use it as another competition between themselves.
annie P. –
Great resource!
Pastel Profe –
My students love these activities so much!
Taryn A. –
This is great! Thank you!
Rachel P. –
My students enjoyed working together collaboratively on this activity and it helped having the recording sheet too.
Faye H. –
Thanks!
La sala de Profe Harrison –
Great hands on activity!
SraN –
Good activity to get my level 1’s thinking about sentence structure.
Elizabeth H. –
I would definitely suggest following her suggestion and printing on different colored paper and then laminating for future use. My students took just as long to cut them as they did arranging them. Good resource – I like the handout with the boxes on the left to check S/P and M/F. Thanks!
The Sassy Language Teacher –
Just what I needed this week in preparation for my Spanish 1 students as we review for their upcoming quiz on Friday! Thanks!
Jennifer H. –
Good activity for noun-adjective agreement
Ashley Mikkelsen –
So happy to hear that! Thanks for your feedback!
Tara Brown –
I think this is going to be a fun activity for my Spanish 1 students! If it goes well, I may just have to check out your Scrambled Sentences Growing Bundle! Thanks so much!!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
That’s great to hear! My Spanish one students really like this practice, and I really like that it makes them think about word order! Have fun!!