Grammar Games
- 27 games
- K–5th grade
- Free, no sign-up
Grammar sticks best when kids use it, not just memorize rules. These games cover the grammar taught from 1st to 5th grade: parts of speech, verb tenses, pronouns, subject-verb agreement, capital letters, punctuation, contractions and complete sentences. Many explain the right answer, so kids learn the rule while they play.
All 27 grammar games
Easiest games come first.
Where's the Puppy?In, on or under? Find where the puppy is hiding.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Noun HuntTap every noun in the sentence.1st–2nd grade
Common or Proper?Sort nouns: any city, or Chicago?1st–2nd grade
Kinds of SentencesStatement, question, command or exclamation?1st–3rd grade
Pronoun PiratesPick he, she, it or they to help the pirates.1st–3rd grade
A or An?A ball or an apple? Pick the right one.1st–3rd grade
Capital CatchTap every word that needs a capital letter.1st–2nd grade
Sentence or Fragment?Complete sentence, or just a piece of one?2nd–4th grade
Run-On RescueSpot run-on sentences and rescue them.3rd–5th grade
Tense Time MachineSend verbs to the past, present or future.2nd–4th grade
Adjective or Adverb?Does the word describe a noun or a verb?2nd–4th grade
Agreement ArcadeOne dog barks, two dogs bark. Race to agree!2nd–4th grade
Conjunction BridgeJoin ideas with and, but, or, so, because.2nd–4th grade
Verb CharadesWatch the action, pick the verb, use it in a sentence.1st–2nd grade
Build an AlienRead the adjectives, then build the alien.1st–3rd grade
Comparison ClimbBig, bigger, biggest: climb the ladder.2nd–3rd grade
Plural PizzaAdd -s, -es or -ies to make plurals.1st–3rd grade
Contraction ConnectJoin do + not into don't. Where does the apostrophe go?1st–3rd grade
Sentence ScramblePut mixed-up words in order to build a sentence.1st–3rd grade
Punctuation FixerFix capitals, commas and end marks.1st–3rd grade
Comma CoachPick the sentence with the commas in the right places.3rd–5th grade
Quotation StationPut quotation marks around what people say.3rd–4th grade
Word SlashSlice only the words that fit the rule.1st–5th grade
Silly Story MakerFill in nouns and verbs to make a funny story.2nd–5th grade
Verb DetectiveRead the time clues and pick the right verb form.2nd–5th grade
Irregular Verb RacerToday I eat, yesterday I ate. Race with past tense.2nd–4th grade
Syntax SkiesFly into the lane with the word that finishes the sentence.2nd–5th grade
What kids practice
- Parts of speech. Noun Hunt, Verb Charades, Build an Alien, Adjective or Adverb?, Pronoun Pirates, Comparison Climb and Word Slash.
- Verbs and tenses. Verb Detective, Irregular Verb Racer, Tense Time Machine and Agreement Arcade.
- Sentences. Sentence Scramble, Kinds of Sentences, Sentence or Fragment?, Run-On Rescue and Conjunction Bridge.
- Capitals and punctuation. Capital Catch, Common or Proper?, Punctuation Fixer, Comma Coach, Quotation Station, Contraction Connect and A or An?
Learn the skill first, then play: Grammar lessons, Nouns, Verb tenses, Punctuation.
More games
By skill:
- Alphabet games
- Phonics games
- Sight word games
- Spelling games
- Grammar games
- Vocabulary games
- Reading games
- Word puzzles
- Typing games
By grade:
Last reviewed: November 11, 2026
Questions parents ask
Which grammar game should we start with?
For 1st grade, start with Noun Hunt and Capital Catch. For 3rd grade and up, try Verb Detective and Sentence or Fragment?
Do the games follow the Common Core?
Yes. Each game page lists the Common Core language standards it practices.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser, with no ads, no sign-up and no in-game purchases.