Commas in Compound Sentences FANBOYS Escape Room Grammar Game, Slides, & Quiz
This comma rules grammar escape room style challenge is a new and fun way to engage your students and improve their understanding of punctuation rules for commas! The detailed presentation introduces how to use commas with coordinating conjunctions in compound sentences using the FANBOYS rule with clear examples, ensuring student understanding from the start. Also included is a pre or post-assessment quiz that allows you to assess student understanding effectively. The highlight of the resource is the engaging escape room-style challenge, where students read an original narrative back story where they must escape an awakening mummy in Ancient Egypt. Then, they must collaborate in groups to crack a commas with coordinating conjunctions-related challenge to keep the mummy from waking up!
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➡️ Commas in Compound Sentences Pre-Assessment Quiz: Start by assigning this quick 10-question multiple-choice quiz to assess student understanding of comma rules as it relates to their use with coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS). A detailed answer key is included for class review or grading. This can also be used as a post-assessment after the lesson if you prefer.
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Start by assigning the quiz to check your students’ understanding of using commas with coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) before you begin the lesson.
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Use the PowerPoint presentation to guide you through each element of the lesson and activity. The slides will help you teach the grammar concept, introduce the story and challenge, and review the answers.
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Read the narrative story as a class to hook students and introduce the commas with coordinating conjunctions activity challenge.
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Once you have completed the quiz, taught the grammar concept, and read the story, students are ready to try the grammar challenge!
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When students find the answer, you can share the conclusion slides to wrap up the story.
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Want to check to see if your students’ understanding of the concept has improved? Assign the pre-assessment quiz again after they have completed the challenge to see if they have improved.