Wednesday 3/3/2021

Wednesday 3/3/2021

Multiple Choice

What does a complete sentence have?

• No subject.

• Lots of words.

• Subject and predicate

Multiple Choice

Which is not a complete sentence?

• A bird the size of a house

• A big bird picked him up.

• It took him to its nest.

• The bird was hungry.

Multiple Choice

Which is a complete sentence?

• My cat

• Has black fur

• He likes to play.

• In grass.

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

The teacher gave her students homework.

• gave students

• gave her students homework

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

Mr. John's class earned extra recess time.

• earned extra recess time

• earned recess

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

Lucy and her mom went to the store.

• went to the store

• her mom went to the store

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

Katie cheered when her team won the game.

• cheered

• cheered when her team won the game

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

She painted her bedroom pink and purple.

• painted her bedroom

• painted her bedroom pink and purple

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate?

We won fifty dollars at the fair.

• won

• won fifty dollars at the fair

Multiple Choice

What is the subject?

The dog chased the cat through the yard.

• dog and cat

• The dog

Multiple Choice

What is the subject?

Mason and Seth played football at recess.

• Seth played

• Mason and Seth

Multiple Choice

What is the subject?

Bradley rode his bike to school.

• his bike

• Bradley

Multiple Choice

What is the subject?

Allison jumped on her bed.

• Allison

• her

Open Ended

What did you learn about Joanne Ryder's interest in animals?

Open Ended

What do you think Joanne Ryder meant when she said, "A writer can be working even when they are outside looking at a tree?"

Open Ended

What did you learn about butterflies?

Quick-Write!

Imagine you have discovered an animal that nobody has ever seen before.

What kind of information would you want to know about it?

Write your questions down on a piece of paper.

Open Ended

Type the questions about your animal.

Writing Time!

Write about an imaginary animal that you have discovered.

(Write in your notebook or on a piece of paper.)