"Popcorns Part of Speech" is an interactive classroom game aimed at enhancing students' understanding of English grammar by categorizing words into their respective parts of speech. The game setup includes multiple popcorn boxes, each labeled with a different grammatical category, such as adjectives, verbs, adverbs, pronouns, nouns, conjunctions, prepositions, and interjections.

The teacher prepares several "popcorn" pieces, which are typically small cards or paper slips shaped like popcorn kernels. Each piece has a word written on it, representing a particular part of speech. The objective of the game is for students to correctly identify and classify each word by placing it into the appropriate popcorn box that matches its grammatical category.

To play, the teacher distributes the popcorn pieces among the students or places them in a central pile. One by one, students take a piece of popcorn, read the word aloud, and decide which grammatical category it belongs to. They then place the popcorn piece into the corresponding box. The game continues until all the popcorn pieces have been correctly sorted.