A free sentence scramble on 🎮 Hobbies and Free Time for English/Language Arts, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade. Print it as a worksheet or play it online — no student sign-up needed.
Activity type: Sentence Scramble. Topic: 🎮 Hobbies and Free Time. Subject: English/Language Arts. Grade level: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade. Language: English. Free to print and free to play online, with no student sign-up required.
Is that boy in your class, Sam? · Is · your · boy · class, · Sam? · that · in · Oh Yes! that's Jake. · that's · Yes! · Jake. · Oh · Sam and Christina are walking home from school. · are · and · Sam · Christina · home · school. · walking · from · They see a boy in Sam's class. · see · Sam's · class. · They · Hi Jake. You're really good at playing guitar. · really · guitar. · playing · good · at · Hi · You're · Sam thinks that Jake can play the guitar very well. · thinks · play · the · Jake
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