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Education World QuickTivities are just that -- quick activities to fill those times between classes or before specials when there's no time for a new lesson but plenty of time for kids to act up. Check here each day for a mini lesson, a quick activity that fills time without wasting it!


Newspaper Sentences

Cut out words from the headlines in newspapers and magazines. Mix them up. Divide the class into small groups. Distribute the same number of words to each group. Give students two minutes to create as many sentences as possible from their pile of words. (Complete sentences only!) Students should record sentences as they go so they can reuse the words.

Extra challenge: Don't allow students to reuse words. Can they use every word in their pile?






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