This is the box where you enter your materials. To jumble sentences, simply type them into this box. Please ensure that the word spellings you enter are exact, as our tool will automatically jumble the words in those sentences. Worksheet creators are free to use their creativity because there is no limit to the number of sentences. You can also change the word fonts, sizes, and colors in your presentation to make it look more appealing and beautiful.

You can make numbered and bulleted lists with our tool. Numbered and bulleted lists are easier for readers to understand. The use of bulleted lists is common to highlight or separate items in an exercise. Numerical lists are often included to provide readers with comprehensive instructions or an easy way to identify the sentences. 

Aside from the standard black circle bullet, it can be any other symbol, such as a hyphen, used to draw attention to a specific item in a list. Again, use bullets to enumerate items that do not need to be in a particular order. Numbers are used when data must be presented in a particular order. Select the corresponding button from the Formatting toolbar to use the standard bullet and numbering styles.

Strokes, also known as line settings, are available for paths, shapes, text frames, and text outlines. Handwriting, shape, dashed, dotted, and solid are examples of custom stroke styles. Depending on your interests and the academic standing of the players, you can select the optimal stroke style for your worksheets. To make clear what I mean, let me use shape style as an example. Divided squares are displayed to make it easier for users to recognize and rearrange the jumbled sentences. Users who are just learning how to make simple sentences, like toddlers or preschoolers, are the ideal candidates for this kind of stroke. When those figures start learning how to make sentences, they can practice writing in the handwriting style. Use different stroke styles (dotted, solid, or dashed) if users are more fluent in the language and can deduce answers without assistance.

If you want to draw the attention of the player and be easily seen, use uppercase letters. Otherwise, your worksheets can also use lowercase letters. 

Adding separators to sentence scrambling exercises makes it more effective as a learning tool. Our tool provides four options for shuffling words in a sentence: space, dash, hyphen, and shape. You can select the ideal separators to display items, just like with stroke styles.

This bottom-of-the-formatting toolbox button allows you to rearrange the scrambled words one or more times until they meet your needs.