Sentences

=Three types of sentences: statements (declarative), questions (interrogative), and exclamations (exclamatory).= =media type="youtube" key="iw3uBaa8Wjc" height="315" width="420"=

=Read the story "Punctuation Takes a Vacation" to explore more on how punctuation and sentences work together!= = = = =

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=Each sentence needs to have a subject (who or what) and a predicate (action).= = The boy has on his thinking cap .= = = = who what = = (subject) ( predicate) =

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=__Activity: Watch the video of "Mr. Morton" from Schoolhouse Rock. Can you create your own sentence about Mr. Morton, Pearl, or his cat? Make sure you have the subject AND predicate, because the predicate is what he DOES.__= media type="youtube" key="I7S_B9GcRI0?fs=1" height="385" width="480"

=Practice Your Sentence Skills With These Games!=

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=Want to try some sentences on your own? Try this game!= media type="custom" key="5806207"