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Students work individually on computers using Kahoot! or Quizizz to complete a timed quiz on subject-verb agreement. Questions should include various scenarios like singular/plural subjects, compound subjects, and indefinite pronouns. The competitive element makes learning fun while providing immediate feedback.

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Using Google Docs or Microsoft Word, students create a document with two columns: 'Correct' and 'Incorrect.' They are given a list of sentences with subject-verb agreement errors. They must type the incorrect sentences in one column and fix them in the other column, explaining their corrections.

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Students use a creative writing platform (like Google Docs) to write a short story incorporating at least 10 different subject-verb agreement scenarios. They then highlight all subjects in one color and their corresponding verbs in another color. Pairs exchange stories and check each other's work.

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Students receive an activity sheet with a newspaper article or blog post containing subject-verb agreement errors. They must work in pairs to identify all errors, correct them, and explain their reasoning. They can use computers to type up their explanations and corrections.

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Virtual Subject-Verb Agreement Sorting Game

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Virtual Subject-Verb Agreement Sorting Game

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Using a shared Google Slides presentation, students create interactive sorting cards. They make slides with sentences that either have correct or incorrect subject-verb agreement. During class, students take turns moving the digital cards into 'Correct' and 'Incorrect' columns.

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Students use Canva or Google Drawings to create informative infographics explaining different rules of subject-verb agreement. They must include examples and common mistakes for each rule. These can be printed and displayed in the classroom or shared digitally.

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In small groups, students write lyrics about subject-verb agreement rules set to a popular tune. They type up their lyrics, ensure all examples in the song follow proper agreement, and perform for the class. Optional: Record videos if time permits.

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Create a timed activity where students complete digital worksheets with fill-in-the-blank sentences focusing on subject-verb agreement. Students must type the correct form of the verb in each sentence. Track completion time and accuracy for a competitive element.

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Using shared Google Docs, pairs of students analyze real-world writing samples (from news websites, blogs, or social media) to find both correct and incorrect examples of subject-verb agreement. They create a presentation of their findings with explanations.

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Create digital task cards using Google Slides, each containing a subject-verb agreement challenge. Students rotate through different tasks, recording their answers in a response sheet. Tasks include identifying errors, explaining rules, and creating their own examples.

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Students create blog posts using Google Docs or Blogger about common subject-verb agreement challenges and how to overcome them. They must include examples, explanations, and tips for remembering the rules. Peers comment on each other's posts with additional examples.

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Using a digital matching tool or spreadsheet, create a game where students match subjects with their correct verb forms. Include various scenarios like collective nouns, indefinite pronouns, and compound subjects. Students can track their scores and timing.