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Grammar Skills Practice

Explore the sentences about a low-tide rock pool. Read each one carefully, then complete the grammar tasks. Use capital letters and punctuation where needed.

Spot the Parts of Speech

Mateo, Hiroshi, and Caleb are exploring the shore. Use their rock-pool discoveries to identify nouns, verbs, and adjectives.

1.In the sentence “A tiny crab scuttles beneath the rock,” write one noun, one verb, and one adjective.
2.Choose the verb that best completes the sentence: “Hiroshi ______ a shiny shell.”
  • carefully
  • finds
  • purple
3.Choose the adjective in this sentence: “The slippery seaweed waved in the water.”
  • waved
  • water
  • slippery
4.Add an adjective to make the sentence more descriptive: “Caleb spotted a ______ sea star.”

Build and Repair Sentences

A complete sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with the right punctuation. Check that each sentence makes sense.

5.Rewrite this sentence with correct capitalization and punctuation: “mateo watches a hermit crab crawl”
6.Rewrite this sentence with correct capitalization and punctuation: “on saturday hiroshi found a mussel”
7.Choose the correctly written sentence.
  • the waves splash against the rocks.
  • The waves splash against the rocks.
  • The Waves splash against the rocks.
8.Add the correct end mark: “Did Caleb see the sea star__”
  • .
  • ?
  • !
9.Put these words in order to make a sentence, then add capitals and punctuation: “pool / the / explored / friends / rock / the”

Write Like a Grammar Explorer

Use your own ideas, but make each sentence complete and clear.

10.Write a complete sentence about an animal you might find in a rock pool. Include a noun, a verb, and an adjective.
11.Write a sentence using all three words: “curious,” “children,” and “explore.” Begin with a capital letter and end with suitable punctuation.

3 printable pages

  • Grammar Skills Practice, page 1 of 3: Spot the Parts of Speech

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  • Grammar Skills Practice, page 2 of 3: Build and Repair Sentences

    Page 2

  • Grammar Skills Practice, page 3 of 3: Write Like a Grammar Explorer

    Page 3

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