Today I attended a great ELA Common Core training. One of our presenters said that we should use the correct terminology when talking about the four types of sentences with our first grade students. I usually refer to sentences as "asking sentences or telling sentences" or a question or sentence that uses an exclamation mark, etc. I always think its a good idea to expose the students to correct terms and LOVE to hear their little voices use such big words. I came home with a list of things to do from my training and making charts for declarative, imperative, exclamatory and interrogative sentences was on it. Here's what I came up with:
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Thank you! Good info to know!
ReplyDeleteThanks for these...so cute! I, too, have a reading series which calls proper nouns 'special nouns'. They are special only because no one else on the planet calls them that!
ReplyDeleteThank you for these. Very cute!
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Third Grade Love
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ReplyDeleteOops, tried to comment! These posters are super cute! Thank you for sharing!
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I just stumbled upon your blog and love the Types of Sentences Posters! Thanks for sharing! :)
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Mrs. Heeren's Happenings
I just printed these posters for my classroom. They are adorable. Thanks for sharing this freebie!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy students are creating a Grammar book that they can keep for years to come. Do you have these so that they are smaller? We are using a generic composition book to cut and past things into and these are so adorable, but too large to fit in the book.
ReplyDeleteThank You, would be very useful for teaching undergraduate students as well!
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