Jumbled Sentences for Class 4: Easy-Peasy Exercises with Answers

Class 4 kids already deal with enough chaos like unfinished notebooks and surprise class tests. So when sentences show up all mixed and messy, it just adds to the daily drama. But that’s exactly why Jumbled Sentences for Class 4 are important because they train kids to organise their thoughts clearly, fix scrambled sentence order, and understand English without confusion. These exercises make their reading sharper and writing cleaner. 

What Are Jumbled Sentences for Class 4?

Imagine you have a box of colourful building blocks, each representing a word or phrase. They won’t form any meaning when scattered but once you put them in the correct order, they will!

Similarly, jumbled sentences are like those scattered blocks. They consist of words that are mixed up and out of order, making it difficult to understand their meaning. Your task is to take these words and rearrange them into a logical sequence, just like assembling your building blocks into a coherent structure.

Here are some examples of jumbled sentences:

Words: went / to / market/yesterday / I / the

Correct Sentence: I went to the market yesterday.

Jumbled Sentences for Class 4: Exercises with Answers

Here are some jumbled sentences exercises for Class 4 students, along with their answers to check your understanding.

Exercise 1: Jumbled Sentences to Paragraph 

Instructions: Rearrange the following sentences to form a paragraph.

1. The crow saw some pebbles around the pot of water.
2. One day it was very hot.
3. But he did not get water from anywhere.
4. A crow was flying in the sky for a long time.
5. He dropped those pebbles in the pot of water.
6. The crow felt thirsty.
7. At last, he saw a pot of water.
8. The water rose up and the crow drank the water.
9. The water in the pot was very low.
10. The crow flew away after drinking the water.

Answer:

One day it was very hot. The crow felt thirsty. A crow was flying in the sky for a long time. But he did not get water from anywhere. At last, he saw a pot of water. The water in the pot was very low. The crow saw some pebbles around the pot of water. He dropped those pebbles in the pot of water. The water rose up and the crow drank the water. The crow flew away after drinking the water.

Exercise 2: Jumbled Words to Sentences for Beginners

Instructions: Rearrange the following words into the correct sentences mentioned below. 

1. is/ my / name / John.
2. is/she/ the/ park/ likes/to/walk
3. am/I/ learning/English
4. ride/a/bike/ enjoys/ he.
5. school / goes / to / every day / she
6. a / he / has / car / new
7. is / big / very / the tree
8. is / big / very / the tree
9. a / book / interesting / reading / is / it
10. garden / in / flowers / beautiful / are / the
11. school / goes / to / every day / she
12. a / he / has / car / new
13. is / big / very / the tree
14. plays / cricket / in / the park / they
15. a / book / interesting / reading / is / it
16. the / is / sun / shining / brightly
17. my / sister / a / beautiful / dress / wears
18. to / the / we / market / go / every Saturday
19. loves / playing / my dog / fetch
20. the / birds / singing / are / in the trees

Answers:

1. My name is John.
2. She likes to walk in the park.
3. I am learning English.
4. He enjoys riding a bike.
5. She goes to school every day.
6. He has a new car.
7. The tree is very big.
8. The tree is very big.
9. It is an interesting book to read.
10. The flowers in the garden are beautiful.
11. She goes to school every day.
12. He has a new car.
13. The tree is very big.
14. They play cricket in the park.
15. It is an interesting book to read.
16. The sun is shining brightly.
17. My sister wears a beautiful dress.
18. We go to the market every Saturday.
19. My dog loves playing fetch.
20. The birds are singing in the trees.

Also Read: Jumbled Words: Tips to Learn, Questions

Exercise 3: Jumbled Sentences 

Instructions: Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences.

Questions:

1. brush / I / my / teeth / morning / every
   
2. breakfast / eats / Riya / healthy / a
   
3. school / to / goes / bus / the / he / by
   
4. lunch / we / afternoon / the / in / eat
   
5. plays / evening / the / in / he / football
   
6. homework / finishes / she / night / at
   
7. early / up / get / I / morning / in / the
   
8. water / plants / the / my / father / the / in / garden
   
9. family / dinner / has / the / together
   
10. bed / goes / to / she / time / on / every

Answers: 

1. I brush my teeth every morning.
   
2. Riya eats a healthy breakfast.
   
3. He goes to school by the bus.
   
4. We eat lunch in the afternoon.
   
5. He plays football in the evening.
   
6. She finishes homework at night.
   
7. I get up early in the morning.
   
8. My father waters the plants in the garden.
   
9. The family has dinner together.
   
10. She goes to bed on time every night.

Exercise 4: Jumbled Sentences For Story Building

Instructions: Rearrange these jumbled lines to form meaningful sentences. Each is its own sentence, not a paragraph.

Questions:

1. forest / the / in / a / lived / rabbit / small
   
2. hungry / the / very / lion / was
   
3. sunny / a / was / it / day / bright
   
4. flew / tree / from / to / bird / the / another
   
5. river / the / by / sat / quietly / they
   
6. picnic / for / went / friends / the / together
   
7. built / children / beach / the / sandcastle / a / at / the
   
8. big / saw / elephant / the / a / they
   
9. sky / colourful / the / in / were / kites
   
10. reading / was / her / favourite / book / she

Answers:

1. A small rabbit lived in the forest.
   
2. The lion was very hungry.
   
3. It was a bright sunny day.
   
4. The bird flew from one tree to another.
   
5. They sat quietly by the river.
   
6. The friends went for a picnic together.
   
7. The children built a sandcastle at the beach.
   
8. They saw a big elephant.
   
9. Colourful kites were in the sky.
   
10. She was reading her favourite book.

Also Read: Jumbled Sentences for Class 1

Exercise 5: Rearrange Jumbled Sentences (Advanced Level)

Instructions: Rearrange these more complex jumbled sentences into logical order.

1. the cake/ she/ baked/ for her friend’s birthday/ was delicious
2. the teacher/ explained/ very clearly/ the lesson/ so that everyone understood
3. after finishing my homework/ I watched my favourite show/ on television
4. the children/ were playing/ happily in the park/ when it started to rain

Answers:

1. The cake she baked for her friend’s birthday was delicious.
2. The teacher explained the lesson very clearly so that everyone understood.
3. After finishing my homework, I watched my favourite show on television.
4. The children were playing happily in the park when it started to rain.

How to Teach Jumbled Sentences to Class 4 Students?

Teaching jumbled sentences to Class 4 students can be an engaging and effective way to enhance their understanding of sentence structure, grammar, and vocabulary. Here’s a structured approach to effectively teach this topic.

• Introduce the Concept: Explain what jumbled sentences are and provide examples. You can also discuss the importance of word order in conveying meaning.

• Interactive Activities: Provide students with a list of jumbled words on cards. Have them physically rearrange the cards into the correct order.

• Use the Help of Visual Images: Incorporate visual aids like sentence strips or digital tools where students can drag and drop words into the correct order.

• Encourage Writing: Once students are comfortable with unscrambling sentences, encourage them to create their jumbled sentences for classmates to solve.

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