FREE Mission to Space

By Ready Steady Games

FREE Mission to Space Fix the Sentences Your students have been selected by the World Space Alliance for the Zenith-X lunar mission, but there's just one problem. Pre-flight logs have been corrupted. Capitalization systems are failing, punctuation has drifted off course, and spelling errors are blocking communication with Mission Control. Students must restore the system before liftoff. This free space-themed grammar activity turns sentence editing into a mission, giving students a high-interest way to practice essential ELA skills, and a hidden Access Code to crack when they're done. What Students Will Do: Students rewrite corrupted pre-flight logs by identifying and correcting errors in capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure. As they fix each log, they collect clues to reveal a hidden five-letter Access Code needed to complete the mission. Includes a real space fact to spark curiosity and support STEM integration. Skills Covered: Sentence boundaries and structure Capitalization Punctuation Subject-verb agreement Apostrophes Introductory phrases Spelling and editing What's Included: 1 Fix the Sentences worksheet Built-in codebreaker element Real space fun fact Answer key Perfect For: Grades 5-6 ELA Bell ringers and warm-ups Literacy centers Early finishers Grammar review Sub plans Why Teachers Love This Free Resource: High-interest space theme boosts engagement Quick and focused — ten minutes, done Built-in codebreaker keeps students motivated all the

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