Moods in Verbs Coloring Activity | Verb Moods Grammar Activity

Description

This moods in verbs coloring activity will add fun to your grammar lessons over verb moods! Students will identify a sentence’s verb mood as subjunctive, conditional, imperative, indicative, or interrogative mood. Each coloring sheet contains numbers, and students will color according to each sentence’s number.

Forty sentences and two coloring sheets are included for this activity. Please note that this does not cover errors in mood—only recognition of verb moods.

Included in this moods in verbs coloring activity:

• Two coloring sheets: one with flowers, others with abstract shapes. Sections are numbered. Students will color the correct portion of the paragraph according to the key.

• Two sets of 20 sentences. Each sentence has a different mood.

• A picture of a finished sheet, and an answer key for both sets.

Purpose of this moods in verbs coloring activity:

√ These verb mood coloring sheets keep students engaged during grammar lessons! Students can have fun with grammar.

√ Coloring while practicing verb moods provides an alternative to the typical grammar worksheet.

√ Easy prep for teachers! The answer key (a colored copy) is included, so students can check their own answers.

√ Editable sentences: Need to use the sentences in a new way? They are in an editable format, so use them as many times as needed.

√ Display! Show off student work by displaying these finished coloring activities on a bulletin board or wall.

This moods in verbs coloring activity allows for creativity! Students will identify a sentence’s verb mood as subjunctive, conditional, imperative, indicative, or interrogative mood.