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You'll discover the difference between interrogative, exclamatory, declarative, and imperative sentences! 00:00 Introduction 1:10 Interrogative sentences 2:23 Exclamatory sentences 4:21...
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And it's easy to remember too 'Cause it's the type of sentence that tells you what to do! Declarative (Four types of sentences) Imperative (Four types of sentences) Interrogative (Four types of...
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Here are just some of the many ways students can practice with worksheets. The top left page is identifying each type of sentence by circling the correct choice. The bottom page is identifying each sentence by writing the correct answer from the word bank. The top right page has students read each sentence and fill in the correct punctuation mark. ...
There are many formats for a cut-and-paste activity. Words can be listed once or many times to cut and glue. Some examples will have sentences with pictures while others will just be words. This may depend on the grade level and abilities. Students will read each sentence and decide which of the four types of sentences fits best. Then they will cut...
This is an easy version of a flipbook. To get started, students fold the paper in half and cut on the dotted lines to create flaps. Then they can write a definition or example inside each flap. Flipbooks are a great way to show understanding once the skills are learned and practiced. It’s also fun to share with a partner or small group.
A more advanced way to practice the 4 types of a sentence is through story writing. In the example above, students create a story using each type of sentence at least once. There are different options for lines and with or without a picture box. Another idea is to have kids write a story focusing on one type of sentence. This activity works well fo...
Reading passages are a fun way to incorporate these new skills. This activity can also be called a story hunt. Each story above focuses on one of the four types of sentences. Students read each story and highlight a particular type of sentence. Then they count up how many were found and write the total number on the bottom. What a great way to inco...
Jun 15, 2024 · Identifying types of sentences is a skill kids need to be able to master in elementary school. And, it’s actually quite simple to teach if you use lots of types of sentences examples, interesting books, and engaging sentence activities.
Discover what the four types of sentences are with Oliver, Chloe, Bella, and Elvis, as they take you around the petting zoo.
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We have the resources you need to teach the four different sentence types to your first and second grade students. Keep reading for anchor charts, hands-on activities and centers to teach the four types of sentences in new and fun ways!
Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, and Exclamatory sentences are covered. This article will define each of the 4 types of sentences as well as how to use each of the 4 types of sentences to improve your writing.
