Grammar check for a 7-year-old: 'The lynx is super sneaky on its padded paws.'

Great sentence! It's grammatically correct.

Here's why, step by step:

1. Subject: "The lynx" — tells who the sentence is about.
2. Verb: "is" — tells what the lynx is doing (being sneaky).
3. Adjective phrase: "super sneaky" — describes the lynx. "Super" is a casual word for "very."
4. Prepositional phrase: "on its padded paws" — tells where/how the lynx is sneaky. "Padded paws" means the feet are soft and quiet.

Notes for nicer wording:

• "Super sneaky" is great for talking or friendly writing. For more formal writing, you could say "very sneaky" or "very stealthy."
• To be more vivid, try: "The lynx moves very quietly on its padded paws." or "The lynx is very stealthy on its soft, padded paws."

Keep the period at the end. Great job — would you like help making more sentences like this?