Sentence Building Game ESL Sentence Writing Structure Worksheet for Kids
 
This sentence writing activity is perfect for Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students who are learning to write sentences. This roll and write a sentence activity asks students to build a sentence using the sentence building mats and encourages them to think about how to structure and write sentences using correct grammar. Students can roll dice to choose different parts of their sentence - who, what, where and when. There are 12 different mats included with various levels of difficulty as well as 5 different worksheets for your students to write and draw their sentences on also with various levels of difficulty.
 
UPDATE!
 
I have added vocabulary cards and word mats representing each word used for each sentence part - who, what, where & when. These vocabulary cards and word mats can be used as hands-on teaching tools to help you teach the sentence parts to your students. They can also be used by you or your students to build and visualise sentences. These extra resources are also fantastic for adding to your Literacy display or area.
 
Product Overview
 
Sentence writing and structure
Suitable for Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students
Covers up to 4 different sentence parts - who, what, where and when
Includes differentiated response worksheets
12 different mats in total - differentiated
5 different response worksheets - differentiated
 
Full Description
 
This fun sentence building activity includes 3 different sentence building mats with 4 different variations of each mat - 12 different mats in total! Each variation of mat gets a little bit more challenging so this activity can be easily differentiated for all the learners in your class. 
There are also 5 different response worksheets for your students to write and draw their sentences onto, these are all differentiated too to suit your learners' needs.
 
How to use this resource
 
Depending on which mat your student has chosen, they will be aiming to choose 2, 3 or 4 different parts to their sentence. Your student then rolls a dice either 2, 3 or 4 times to choose the who, what, where and when parts of their sentence. Your student can then write and draw their sentences on the corresponding response worksheet.
As this sentence writing resource is differentiated you are sure to find a suitable variation of this activity to suit the needs of all your students. 
As this sentence structure resource includes 12 different mats it can be used with your entire class ensuring most of your students receive a different worksheet. 
This sentence writing activity can also be used with smaller groups or as a Literacy Center. You can either laminate each response worksheet or place it into a dry erase folder before use ensuring the worksheets can be used over and over again. Your students can use dry erase markers when completing the activity then simply wipe out their answers when they are done!