Description
Subject and Predicate Task Cards and Anchor Charts Activities:
This subject and predicate activity (sometimes called parts of a sentence) is standards-based for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade. The activities are rigorous and engaging for students and can be used with small groups, the entire class, or as an intervention activity.
This file includes the following:
- Four instructional pages (or anchor charts) with explanations and examples of simple subjects, complete subjects, simple predicates, and complete predicates
- 36 task cards (see below for the breakdown of question types)
- 24 task cards that are multiple choice
- 12 task cards that require students to complete an open-ended question to show they understand subject and predicate
- An answer sheet
- An answer key
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF file contains 33 pages + Google Slides and Google Forms.








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Laura B –
i love using task cards. they can be used so many different ways.
Hannah Gilbert –
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Donna M –
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Taylor Made in Fifth Grade –
Great task cards to use when teaching virtually!
ABC U –
This really helped my students Subject and Predicate
Kathleen W –
Good visuals
Debra N. –
Look no further for the review that will engage the students in finding the essential pieces of a sentence and prevent the phrases and clauses that are not sentences. I love the availability in both PDF and digital.
Christine H. –
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Janice B. –
Great practice for subject and predicate. Students enjoyed working on it, and it was great for right after introducing the topic. Thanks!
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Tiffanie H. –
My students loved this resource. I found it very informative.
Katherine P. –
Great review cards before our test. I put them around the room and had students travel to each one to answer it. The anchor charts were great reference pages for the kids!
Shayna Rieger –
These were so helpful teaching subject and predicate during virtual learning . They were engaging and fun for the students.
Pamela G. –
I purchased this for small group intervention work. I have used resources from this seller before and I really like her material. This resource is simple to use, clear and straight to the point for the students. Very happy!
Christina C. –
Great resource. This has been a very helpful resource for my students.
kesha M. –
This was no-prep for me and quick task for the students that allowed them the necessary practice they needed.
Michelle E. –
I used this resource to reinforce subjects and predicates in both second and fourth grades.