Drag the Words — Foundational Sentence-Builder Variant

What it does

• Word bank with tiles — a clearly grouped set of word tiles sits beside or above the passage, ready to drag
• Blanks in the passage — labeled drop zones in the sentence or passage show the learner exactly where words go
• Snap-to-correct, bounce-on-wrong — correct drops lock with a satisfying confirmation; wrong ones gently return to the bank
• Per-blank feedback — once a tile is dropped, instant correct/revisit cues appear right at the blank
• Reset and try again — a clear button puts every tile back in the bank so the learner can re-drill

Best use cases

• Language and writing — fill-in vocabulary, idiom practice, grammar drills
• K-12 and ESL — sight-word practice, reading comprehension, sentence construction
• Test prep — verbal-section practice, sentence-completion drills, SAT vocabulary
• Professional writing — corporate-jargon practice, legal-term placement, technical-writing drills
• Onboarding — brand-language drills, product-terminology practice, internal-vocabulary training

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, word-bank background, tile color, blank-slot color, correct/incorrect feedback colors, and accent
• Fonts — two roles: a display font for the title, plus a clean body font for tiles and passage text
• Copy — title, intro line, the passage with marked blanks, the word tiles (including distractors), and feedback messages
• Images — optional decorative element framing the exercise, or a small icon per tile for visual variants
• Behavior — choose the number of blanks, whether distractor tiles are included, whether grading happens per-tile or all-at-once, and how forgiving the matching is