Slap Shot Hockey Telling Sentences Activity
This slap shot hockey telling sentences activity for 1st and 2nd Grade has kids race pucks on a rink board by sorting telling and asking sentences. Answer key included.
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Description
A telling sentence tells something and ends with a period, while an asking sentence asks something and ends with a question mark. The Slap Shot Hockey telling sentences activity gives 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students a fun, game-based way to read sentences, listen to how they sound, and decide which kind of sentence each one is.
Players put their puck tokens on the hockey rink game board and take turns drawing a Puck Card. Each card shows a hockey sentence with an empty box at the end. If the sentence is a telling sentence, the player skates ahead two spaces; if it is an asking sentence, the player moves one space. ZOOM and OOPS spaces add surprises, and the first puck to reach the goal wins. Players write each card number on a Score Sheet under Telling Sentences or Asking Sentences, then finish a practice worksheet by writing a period or a question mark at the end of each sentence.
What’s Included
- A colorful cover and a How to Use page with simple game steps
- 24 Puck Cards with 12 telling sentences and 12 asking sentences
- A Hockey Rink Game Board with cut-out puck tokens
- A Score Sheet for sorting card numbers
- A 1st Grade practice worksheet: write the end mark
- An answer key for every card, plus a practice answer key
Why Kids Love It
- A racing hockey game makes reading sentences feel like scoring goals.
- Every turn asks children to listen for how a sentence sounds, which builds strong reading habits.
- The Score Sheet lets children check their thinking with a partner.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Model a few cards first: read a telling sentence in a calm voice and an asking sentence with your voice going up at the end. Use the Slap Shot Hockey telling sentences activity in a literacy center, a small group or as a grammar warm-up. At home, families can take turns turning a telling card into an asking sentence. This hockey sentence game also pairs well with writing time, when children check that each of their sentences has the right end mark.
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