Active and Passive Voice Plus Subject Verb Agreement Practice for Grades 5-9
By Micah's Learning Resources
Students write "The window was broken" and never mention who broke it. This interactive digital activity goes after both halves of that problem, voice and agreement, across four practice modes that live in one file. What's Included: - 22 reference cards, each with a definition, an example, and a tip. Covers active voice, passive voice, when passive is genuinely the better choice, the "by" agent phrase, and converting passive back to active - Collective nouns, singular and plural indefinite pronouns, neither/nor and either/or, subjects separated from their verb by a phrase, "there is" versus "there are", gerund phrases as subjects, and inverted sentences - 8 levels and 160 full sentences. Students select only the sentences matching the target, working from active and passive voice up to agreement across an interrupting phrase. Correct picks lock in, wrong picks flash and reset, and the level button turns green once the set is cleared - 30 questions with an explanation that appears the moment an answer is chosen, plus a running score and a progress bar - 5 full-length proofreading stories (The School Bake Sale, A Trip to the Aquarium, The Robot Building Contest, A Day at the Farmers Market, The Lighthouse Keeper). Every voice and agreement error is marked in the text. Students click one to correct it and watch the correction counter climb - Four dots across the top, one per mode, that light up as each mode is finished, so students can see at a glance what they have left Best Fo
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