Description
Types of Sentences Sorting Activity and Anchor Charts:
This sentence-sorting activity and anchor charts include instructional pages that cover declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences.
You will find the following:
- Three instructional pages
- 36 types of sentences sorting cards
- Answer sheets
- An answer key
- An extension worksheet where students have the opportunity to rewrite 8 sentences from the sort cards into a new type of sentence
Please note: Sentences on the sort cards DO NOT have end punctuation marks on purpose, as that is one way to identify different types or kinds of sentences.
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.
Please note that I also offer a Types of Sentences task card product in my store (as well as a bundle that includes the task cards and this sorting product if you want to save money).
This PDF file contains 36 pages + Google Slides™.








Kathryn B. –
Awesome!
Stephanie B. –
Loved using it!
Darcy B. –
Thanks!
Kasey S. –
Loved this!
Wendy L. –
Awesome resource! 🙂
Graziana G. –
Thank you.
Kelly R. –
Just what I was looking for.
Vicki B. –
Love this!
Cindy B. –
Great way to practice the different types of sentences.
Corinne S. –
Great center activity!
Kelly J. –
I have used the hard copy version of this resource in class and was very happy with it. I look forward to using it with distance learning as well! Thank you!
Tammy O. –
This was an engaging learning experience for the kids. I used it as a review.
Samantha Seafolk –
I really enjoyed using this resource with my kids in google classroom. It was easy to grade and students understood their expectations on the assignment.
Carrie J. –
We used this as a review from a lesson we learned earlier in the year, and then worked on changing one type of a sentence into another type of sentence on the same topic.
thirdgradebusiness –
Great resource!
Stefanie Jamison –
This was a great resource to use with my special education students.
Lisa Q. –
Great resource! Great way to review four types of sentences! Kids loved sorting activity.
Abigail H. –
I loved using this as a scoot around the room. My students were engaged and loved learning this way.
Amber F. –
Great resource! I used it with my middle school self-contained students.
Elizabeth P. –
This is perfect for after we learned the four main sentence types. I love that there’s plenty of practice in the sort. My favorite is the extension worksheet because they will really have to demonstrate that they understand the different types of sentences!