Your students need to master simple, compound, and complex sentences — but the moment you hand out a worksheet, engagement drops. Struggling learners get lost, fast finishers get bored, and you’re stuck reteaching the same skill week after week.This Pumpkin-Themed Sentence Structure Mini-Unit brings grammar to life with a seasonal twist! Perfect for Halloween or fall ELA lessons, it uses 36 self-checking flashcards, creative pumpkin templates, and 4 detailed lesson plans to keep your whole class engaged. Built-in ADHD-friendly strategies — movement, short tasks, and visual supports — keep energy high and focus sharp.Includes:<ul><li>4 scaffolded lesson plans from introduction to application</li><li>36 double-sided flashcards, self-checking with answers on the back for instant feedback</li><li>Blank pumpkin templates so students can create their own simple, compound, and complex sentences for enrichment or fast finisher work</li><li>Differentiated signposts — one set with explanations for scaffolding, one without for independence</li><li>ADHD-friendly design with short, timed activities, movement, and visually engaging materials</li></ul>Teachers love that this resource works for whole-class instruction, seasonal centers, small groups, and independent practice. It saves prep time, keeps students engaged during Halloween and fall grammar review, supports differentiated instruction with built-in extension and challenge options, and meets Common Core standards: L.3.1.I, L.4.1.F, L.6.1, L.7.1, L.8.1.Perfect for:<ul><li>Grades 5–8 ELA classrooms</li><li>Special education &amp; intervention groups</li><li>Homeschool grammar lessons</li><li>Halloween &amp; Fall grammar review stations</li><li>Early finisher and enrichment activities</li></ul>How to use it:<ul><li>Halloween &amp; fall lessons to add seasonal fun to grammar instruction without losing rigor</li><li>Assessment &amp; review — use flashcards for quick checks or have students create their own examples using blank templates</li><li>Centers &amp; stations — run self-checking grammar centers with minimal supervision</li><li>Seasonal writing projects — combine grammar with fall-themed writing prompts for deeper application</li></ul>This isn’t just a themed activity — it’s a ready-to-teach, Common Core–aligned mini-unit that blends grammar rigor with seasonal engagement. The self-checking flashcards make it perfect for independent stations, the blank templates allow for creative student-generated sentences, and the pumpkin theme keeps students motivated all season long.Don’t reteach sentence types all year. Grab this Halloween &amp; fall grammar mini-unit today and watch your students master simple, compound, and complex sentences — while having fun.

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Halloween Simple, Compound, & Complex Sentence Activity ADHD-Friendly 6,7,8 ELA

This Pumpkin-Themed Sentence Structure Mini-Unit brings grammar to life with a seasonal twist! Perfect for Halloween or fall ELA lessons, it uses 36 self-checki

Halloween Simple, Compound, & Complex Sentence Activity ADHD-Friendly 6,7,8 ELA

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