Superkids Comma Rules Practice Boom Cards – Commas in a series compound sentence

Description

Here’s a bulleted list of the comma rules covered:

• Using commas in compound sentences (e.g., separating independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction like and, but, or so).
• Using commas in a series (e.g., listing three or more items).
• Using commas with dates (e.g., separating the day, month, and year).
• Using commas with places (e.g., separating the city from the state or country).
• Using commas in dialogue (e.g., separating a quotation from the speaker tag).
• Using commas for direct address (e.g., addressing someone specifically in a sentence).
• Using commas after introductory elements (e.g., transition words or phrases at the beginning of a sentence).

Then, let students bring their own superpowers to life with the Super Student Comic Strip Activity. They’ll reflect on their unique skills, strengths, and accomplishments before creating a comic strip that shows themselves using their superpowers in action.

✨ What’s Included:

• Comma Practice Boom Cards (40 cards, self-checking and interactive)
• Superkids Mini Biographies (24 cards to inspire your students)
• Super Student Comic Strip Activity for creativity and self-reflection
• Printable and Easel options for flexible use

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

• Perfect for SEL!
• Incorporates grammar and creativity seamlessly
• Builds student confidence and celebrates their strengths
• Easy to use, no prep required!

Great for:

• Morning work or centers
• SEL and goal-setting activities
• Grammar practice with real-world inspiration
• Creative writing or art extensions

Grab this resource today and inspire your students to see themselves—and each other—as superstars in and out of the classroom!