Description
Complete and Incomplete Sentences: Fragments and Run-On Sentences Activities
This complete and incomplete sentences activity includes anchor charts for sentence fragments, run-on sentences, and complete and incomplete sentences. You will also find task cards and worksheet activities.
Run-On Sentences Activities are perfect for students learning about run-on sentences, sentence fragments, and complete and incomplete sentences.
This complete and incomplete sentences product for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade includes:
- SIX instructional pages that explain the difference between a run-on sentence, a complete sentence, and a sentence fragment (you will also find examples for student reference)
- 36 task cards with THREE distinct question types
- an answer sheet
- an answer key
- three no-prep printable worksheets (with sample answer keys)
- Instructions and links for Google Slides™ and Google Forms™
Please note: all activities are available in Google Slides™, but only the first 24 task cards are available in Google Forms™ (multiple choice).
Please review the product preview and let me know if you have questions before you purchase.
L.4.1f- Produce complete sentences, recognizing and correcting inappropriate fragments and run-ons.
This PDF file contains 45 pages + Google Slides and Task Cards 1-24 in Google Forms™.








Blossoming In Sped –
Loved using this resource with my students. It is easy to prep and engaging for all learners!
Kathryn –
I love using task cards with my intervention groups. It helps me where they are still having issues in a quick, easy manner. Thanks for these!
Michael S –
My granddaughter enjoyed this activity. She is having difficulty identifying and correcting run-on sentences. This activity was helpful.
Krystina O –
What a great way to great a station during my small group time. This really lets them practice their skills.
The Grass is Greener with Miss Green –
My 5th grade ELA team all used this resource. Our students missed some valuable writing instruction during Covid and it is definitely showing in our grade. This helped teach kids what to look for and how to fix run-ons in their essays.
Hello Tennessee Teacher –
I used this with my 6th-8th grade ESL students who were struggling to write complete sentences, use periods, etc. After completing a lesson with them on the topic, I used the worksheets and the task cards in this resource to help them practice what they had learned!
Carly B –
This was a great resource for a student who was having trouble identifying run on sentences in his writing. We were able to dial it back, use this resource, and afterwards I saw a lot of improvement in independent corrections!
Christine H –
Great resource for students to practice identifying fragments, run-ons, etc. Thank you:)
Erin Stratton –
This is the perfect resource to help reinforce writing complete sentences to my students. The variety of ways to practice were super helpful!
Ashley A –
Great resource to use for supplementation for sentence fragments and run ons!
Elizabeth Ramsey –
Great resource! My students stayed engaged and enjoyed this!
a mootz pointJune 2, 2021 –
Great product!
BuyerJanuary 17, 2018 –
This is great!!