Simple Sentences

Categorize

Options (15)

children

they

bears

grass

Tahanto

Worcester

Nerf ball

rules

luck

we

you

I

he

she

it

Categorize the options into the right categories

Nouns

Pronouns

Categorize

Options (11)

run

is

am

are

was

were

push

roll

toss

bend

fell

Action or Linking Verb?

Action verb

Linking verb

Categorize

Options (14)

Jeff

threw

Heather

A car

The pizza

Us

You

They

I

is

kicked

was

bury

hurried

Categorize the options into the right categories

Subjects

Verbs

Draw

Underline the subject red and the verb green

Draw

Underline the subject red and the verb green

Draw

Underline the subject red and the verb green

Multiple Choice

A flying fish

• phrase

• sentence

Multiple Select

Lorna wants a new bicycle.

• Sentence

• Phrase

Multiple Select

ran down the streets

• Sentence

• Phrase

Multiple Choice

The mouse chased the cat.

• Sentence

• Phrase

Open Ended

Write a simple sentence with a compound subject.

Open Ended

Write a simple sentence with a compound verb.

Poll

How well do you think you understand simple sentences?

• Great!

• Pretty well

• OK

• Not that great

Match

Match the following vocabulary words to their definitions.

• Phrase

• Sentence

• Subject

• Verb or Predicate

A group of words without a subject, verb, or complete thought

A group of words that always expresses a complete thought

The WHO or WHAT of a sentence

What the subject IS or DOES

• A group of words without a subject, verb, or complete thought

• A group of words that always expresses a complete thought

• The WHO or WHAT of a sentence

• What the subject IS or DOES

Multiple Choice

Identify the simple sentence:

• One day after school.

• I went to buy a treat after school.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a simple sentence?

• Over the moon.

• The cow jumped over the moon.

Multiple Choice

Identify the sentence fragment:

• Waiting for the rain to stop.

• My dad was waiting for the rain to stop.

Multiple Choice

Identify the simple sentence:

• Outside of school.

• There was a dog outside of our school.

Multiple Select

Identify the two sentence fragments:

• The ball to Jason.

• I hit the ball to Jason.

• Over the fence.

• I hit the ball over the fence.

Multiple Select

Identify the two simple sentences:

• I love pizza.

• My friends also love pizza.

• Pizza from Pizza Hut.

• My super nice friends.

Multiple Choice

What do you need to have a sentence?

• A subject, a verb, and complete thought

• A noun and a preposition

• An adverb and an adjective

• Any three words can be a sentence

Multiple Choice

In the following sentence, identify the subject.

"The boy ran up the hill."

• The boy

• ran

• up

• the hill

Multiple Choice

What is wrong with the following sentence?

Asked the teacher a question.

• There is no subject.

• There is no verb.

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the following sentence:

My dog, Emmie, is a lovable pup.

• dog

• Emmie

• is

• pup

Multiple Choice

What is the subject in the following sentence?

Poetry connects to our lives.

• Poetry

• Connects

• our

• lives

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the following sentence?

Poetry connects to our lives.

• Poetry

• connects

• our

• lives

Multiple Choice

What is the subject in the following sentence?

The class takes a quiz.

• class

• takes

• a

• quiz

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the following sentence?

The class takes a quiz.

• class

• takes

• a

• quiz

Multiple Choice

What is the subject in the following sentence?

The student ran to his locker.

• The

• student

• ran

• locker

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in the following sentence?

The student ran to his locker.

• The

• student

• ran

• locker

Open Ended

What are TWO questions you have regarding what we did today?