Engaging scrambled sentences advance language concepts.

Students devour scrambled sentences because they are interesting and fun. These increasingly complex forms of written language improve linguistic and grammatical competency. Some of the skills scrambled sentences teach are:
  - sentence structure (subject/predicate, phrases)
  - capitalization and punctuation
  - conjunctions (providing cohesive ties)
  - adjective and adverbial phrases
  - vocabulary and facts
  - organizational skills

There are 12 sets in each series. Each set has 5 color-coded sentences that give facts about a topic. The color photo draws students into the activity. Since the language comlexity increases in each level, students should start in level 1 or 2 to develop strategies and skills necessary for success.