Understanding Sentence Structure and Punctuation

Mrs. Feathers introduces weekly grammar videos for third graders, covering four practice pages each week. The video explains sentences, sentence fragments, statements, questions, capitalization, and punctuation. Students learn to identify and correct errors in sentences, with examples provided for clarity. The video emphasizes the importance of complete thoughts, proper punctuation, and capitalization in writing.

What will Mrs. Feathers be doing every week?

• Posting math videos

• Posting history videos

• Posting grammar videos

• Posting science videos

Where will the grammar videos be posted?

• On YouTube

• On Google Classroom

• On Facebook

• On Instagram

What is a sentence?

• A single word

• A question

• A group of words that does not show a complete thought

• A group of words that shows a complete thought

What is a sentence fragment?

• A group of words that shows a complete thought

• A complete sentence

• A group of words that does not show a complete thought

• A question

What is the term used for incomplete sentences in the video?

• Animal talk

• Tarzan talk

• Robot talk

• Jane talk

What should you write if a group of words forms a sentence?

• No

• Not sure

• Yes

• Maybe

What is a statement?

• A sentence that is incomplete

• A sentence that tells something

• A sentence that asks something

• A sentence that is a question

What punctuation mark ends a statement?

• Exclamation mark

• Comma

• Question mark

• Period

What is a question?

• A sentence that tells something

• A sentence that is incomplete

• A sentence that asks something

• A sentence that is a statement

What punctuation mark ends a question?

• Question mark

• Comma

• Exclamation mark

• Period