Do your students need extra practice identifying and using short comparative and superlative adjectives? This interactive Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Word Sort is a fun, self-checking activity designed for ESL, ELL, and EFL learners as well as elementary grammar review. Students will drag and drop each adjective into the correct box: base form, comparative form, or superlative form. With 30 different adjectives included, this digital activity helps reinforce grammar rules in an engaging and memorable way.
By sorting words like big – bigger – biggest and happy – happier – happiest, learners strengthen their understanding of one-syllable adjectives and two-syllable adjectives ending in -y. This set makes grammar practice hands-on, interactive, and fun while saving teachers valuable prep time.
What’s Included:
- A link to access 30 Comparative & Superlative Adjective Word Sort Digital Task Cards
- Self-grading cards for instant feedback
- Drag-and-drop format for easy, interactive practice
Why Teachers Love It:
- Helps students master tricky grammar forms
- Encourages independent learning and self-correction
- Perfect for centers, small groups, or whole-class digital practice
- Saves time—no prep, printing, or laminating required
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Pair It With This Resource:
For even more adjective practice, pair this activity with my Comparative & Superlative Adjective Task Cards (Print Version) . Together, the print and digital versions give your students multiple opportunities to practice identifying and using comparative and superlative forms in different formats.
Also Available on Teachers Pay Teachers
This resource is also available on TPT: Comparative & Superlative BOOM CARDS™ | Short Adjectives Word Sort . A flexible, interactive way to help your students build confidence with grammar.