3rd Grade Grammar Unit: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

🌟 Comparative and Superlative Adjectives | PowerPoint, Task Cards, Printables + Google Forms

Make teaching comparative and superlative adjectives simple, engaging, and effective with this complete week-long grammar resource! Everything you need to teach, practice, and assess is included — no prep required.

This flexible bundle works perfectly for in-person, hybrid, or digital learning with both printable and Google Forms options provided.

💡 What’s Included:

✅ PowerPoint Lesson (Monday)

Introduce the concept of comparative and superlative adjectives in an easy-to-understand, visual way.

✅ Practice Printable – Digital Version Included (Tuesday)

Give students focused practice to reinforce the lesson, available in both print and Google Forms format.

✅ 30 Task Cards – Digital Version Included (Wednesday)

Perfect for centers, partner work, or review games! Students apply what they’ve learned in a fun, interactive way.

✅ Sketch Notes (Thursday)

A creative visual summary of key concepts that helps solidify understanding through doodle-style note-taking.

✅ Assessment – Digital Version Included (Friday)

Quickly check for mastery with a ready-to-use quiz — available as a printable and a self-grading Google Form.

🎁 BONUS: Interactive Notebook Activity

Add this to your students’ grammar notebooks for long-term reference and review!

✨ Why Teachers Love It:

• Explicit instruction + hands-on practice = maximum engagement
• Covers a full week of lessons in just minutes a day
• Great for morning work, grammar rotations, or review weeks
• Digital and printable options make planning easy and flexible

🎯 Skills Covered:

• Adding –er and –est to adjectives
• Using more and most correctly
• Identifying irregular forms (good/better/best, bad/worse/worst)
• Applying comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences

🏫 Perfect For:

• Grades 2–5
• Grammar review or introduction
• Sub plans or centers
• Digital + print classrooms

Note: Based on third-grade standards, but no grade level is printed on student materials — making it adaptable for multiple grade levels!