Language Conventions Game
Which sentence uses formal language?
Hey, what's up?How are you today?Yo, wassup!Hiya buddy!Which ending punctuation shows excitement?
Period (.)Question mark (?)Exclamation point (!)Comma (,)When writing to your teacher, how should you start your message?
Hi bestieDear Mrs. SmithYo teacherHey thereWhich is the best way to speak during a class presentation?
Using slang wordsSpeaking very quietlyUsing clear, complete sentencesSpeaking very fastWhich sentence is written correctly?
we went to the parkWe went to the park.we went to the park.We went to the ParkWhen should you use a question mark?
When telling a storyWhen asking somethingWhen showing excitementWhen listing itemsWhich is appropriate language for talking to a friend at recess?
Dear Sir or MadamTo whom it may concernHi! Want to play?Sincerely yoursWhat makes this a complete sentence? 'The dog barked.'
It has a periodIt has a subject and actionIt's about a dogIt's shortWhich shows the correct way to write a title?
my favorite bookMy Favorite Bookmy Favorite bookMy favorite BookWhen writing about your day, which should you use?
Incomplete phrasesComplete sentencesSingle wordsRandom lettersABOUT LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS AND USAGE GRADE 2 GAME
This engaging interactive game helps second graders master language conventions and usage skills through fun, contextual questions. Students practice applying language rules in real-world writing, speaking, reading, and listening scenarios.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Through this differentiated digital activity, students will:
- Recognize and use formal vs informal language appropriately
- Apply correct punctuation and capitalization in sentences
- Choose appropriate language based on audience and purpose
- Demonstrate understanding of basic grammar conventions
- Practice using language effectively in various contexts
Tags
language conventions, grammar rules, sentence structure, formal language, informal language, punctuation, capitalization, writing conventions, speaking skills, reading comprehension
