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Do you use a grammar wall in your classroom? If you don't, I highly suggest doing so. I teach ELL's in Arizona and grammar is part of every day schedule. Our English Only classrooms use a grammar wall as well and they noticed that the children benefit greatly from referring to it on a daily ...

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Create sentence strips with jumbled words and have students rearrange them to form grammatically correct sentences. This activity helps reinforce word order and sentence structure.

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Create bingo cards with different grammar rules or sentence structures in each square. Call out sentences or give examples, and students mark the corresponding square if it matches a rule on their card. The first student to get a line or full house shouts "Bingo!"

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Start a story with a sentence containing a specific grammatical structure. Each student adds one sentence to the story, making sure to use the same structure correctly. The story continues until everyone has contributed, resulting in a creative and grammatically sound narrative.

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Divide the class into teams. Prepare a set of sentences with grammatical errors. Each team member takes turns running to the board, identifying the error, and correcting the sentence. The team with the most corrected sentences at the end wins.

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Set up a grammar wall in the classroom where students can display examples of correct grammar they find in their reading or daily life. Encourage them to explain the grammatical concepts behind each example. This activity fosters awareness of grammar in real-world contexts.

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Based on my experience, this is a really useful practice activity after learning a grammar structure. It helps learners understand how grammar is used in real-life situations. It also provides opportunities to learn from mistakes within the context of a story. This activity allows learners for creativity and imagination because they can create characters, settings, and plotlines, which makes the learning process more enjoyable and fun.

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Games are fun to learn and practice grammar rules because it motivates learners with rewards and competition. The desire to achieve high scores, unlock new levels, or beat opponents can drive learners to actively participate. They provide interactive and immersive experiences that make the learning process more enjoyable. I would definitely use this activity in my classes because it is great for a general repetition.

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Although this is a very usual activity, it will always be a useful way to learn grammar structures. I find this activity both fun and time saver.