Parts of Speech Sorting Activity: A Spring Craftivity and Bulletin Board

Are your students needing to review their parts of speech before upcoming spring assessments? Or maybe you've "saved" teaching parts of speech until this point in the year. Either way, this is an engaging activity for reviewing the parts of speech. Your students will read several sentences and determine the part of speech of the underlined word. The finished products make a unique spring bulletin board or fun school hallway display!

The parts of speech included in this project are:

• noun
• verb
• pronoun
• adjective
• adverb
• preposition

You can easily adapt this activity, however, if you teach at a grade level that does not focus on all six of these parts of speech.

Student-friendly directions are included so that you can place the directions under your document camera, and students can refer to them as they complete the project. (An answer key is also included.)

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Here's what teachers like you had to say about using this parts of speech sorting craftivity with their students:

⭐️ Lauren T. said, "Awesome project! Easy to follow directions, cute craft and a perfect thing for my kiddos to do during the FSA to relieve some stress!"

⭐️ Heidi A. said, "Fun activity! My students completed this activity in cooperative groups and had a ton of fun!"

⭐️ Ashley S. said, "Perfect activity to review the grammar skills! We used it as an assessment."

⭐️ Palmetto Teacher said, "We received LOTS of compliments on this cute activity! (We put them in the hallway)."

⭐️ Every Teacher's Workshop said, "This was a great craftivity to practice parts of speech! My third and fourth graders loved it!"

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