Grammar Vocabulary
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Grammar Vocabulary
3rd Grade
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This week in ELA:
We have had a pretty long week! You all did an AMAZING job on your benchmarks! We will use today to review some important words that we have learned about in grammar.
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Think about it!
What are some examples of nouns? Look at the vocabulary card to the right. A noun is a word that names a PERSON, PLACE, or THING. Think about your examples before moving on to the next page. You will complete a short activity on nouns.
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Open Ended
What are some examples of nouns? You will need to list 3 examples of nouns from each category: person, place, or thing. Use the sentence stem...Some examples of nouns are...
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Think about it!
The word SINGULAR means ONE or SINGLE. You can actually hear the word single in the word singular. Look at the vocabulary card to the right. A singular noun names ONE SINGLE person, place, or thing. Look at the examples it has provided for you.
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Multiple Select
Which words are examples of singular nouns? Make sure to CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.
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Think about it!
The word PLURAL means MORE THAN ONE. This is the opposite of SINGULAR. When we are talking about PLURAL NOUNS, we are talking about MORE THAN ONE person, place, or thing. Look at the examples on the anchor chart to the right.
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Multiple Choice
The noun "tiger" is referring to only ONE tiger. If we are referring to MORE THAN ONE "tiger," what do we have to add to the the word "tiger" to make it PLURAL?
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Multiple Choice
The noun "candy" is referring to only ONE candy. If we are referring to MORE THAN ONE "candy," what do we have to add to the the word "candy" to make it PLURAL?
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Multiple Choice
The noun "house" is referring to only ONE house. If we are referring to MORE THAN ONE "house," what do we have to add to the the word "house" to make it PLURAL?
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Think about it!
A common noun is a word used to name ANY person, place, or thing. It is called common because it is a general name such as boy, girl, teacher, dog, cat, house, or store. All of these are examples of words used to tell about ANY noun.
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Poll
Which are examples of common nouns? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.
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Think about it!
In class, we learned that a PROPER NOUN is the name given to a SPECIFIC person, place, or thing. A PROPER NOUN can also name days of the week, months of the year, and holidays. They are the PROPER names for nouns and always begin with a CAPITAL or UPPERCASE letter. Did you know that your name is considered a PROPER noun? It is the name of a SPECIFIC person....you!
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Multiple Select
Which are examples of proper nouns? Make sure to CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.
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Think about it!
When we are writing a sentence it must always include two parts. One of those parts is the 'naming part,' or the subject. The subject is WHO or WHAT the sentence is about. It is mostly either a noun or a pronoun. Look at the example in the card to the right. The underlined words tell WHO the sentence is talking about. The sentence is about the alligator.
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Open Ended
Read the following sentence. "The students were excited for the first day of school." Which word is the subject? Who is the sentence about? When you type your answer make sure to use the sentence stem...The subject of the sentence is...
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Think about it!
Pronouns are nouns in disguise. A pronoun replaces the noun. For example, in the sentence, "My mom and I went to the store," the pronoun 'we' could replace the nouns 'My mom and me." The sentence would then say, "We went to the store."
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Multiple Choice
Which pronoun could replace the noun in this sentence, "The animals were running around outside.
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Think about it!
When we are writing sentences we must always include two parts, a naming and a action part. We know that the naming part is the subject. The action part or predicate is what the subject is doing. Look at the sentence in the example to the right. The underline words tell you what the subject is doing, the action. The predicate or action that the alligator is doing is 'eats cookies and milk.'
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Open Ended
Read the following sentence. "The students were excited for the first day of school." Which word or words tell the action part or predicate. Use the sentence stem...The word or words that tell the action part or predicate is/are...
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Think about it!
When we are writing sentences we must always include two parts: a naming part (subject) and an action part (predicate). If your sentence does not have both a subject and a predicate it is not a COMPLETE sentence.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following sentences are complete sentences?
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Think about it!
Look at the action verbs poster to the right. An action verb is any word that shows action or movement. The action verb as we learned is also the predicate in a sentence or the action part.
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Poll
Which words listed are action verbs or words that show movement.
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Think about it!
We use commas in our writing in different instances. Look at the poster to the right. The word commas is used as an acrostic poem to show when to use them. Last week we learned that we use commas when we write letters.
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Multiple Select
When do we use commas?
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Think about it!
When we write a personal narrative, we are writing a story about ourselves and the special events that have happened in our lives. Some topics for our personal narrative could be: a special birthday, our favorite vacation, or a memorable school year.
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Open Ended
What are some examples of personal narrative topics that you could write about? List 3 topics.
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Think about it!
Our friendly letter has 5 parts that need to be included in order for our letter to be complete. Those parts are: heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature.
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Open Ended
Type a short friendly letter to someone who you admire or look up to. You must include all parts.
Grammar Vocabulary
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