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How to Make Sentences

How to Make Sentences. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3. Presentation by Anissa Stowe. First Grade. NCSCOS OBJECTIVES. Language Arts

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How to Make Sentences

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  1. How to Make Sentences It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 Presentation by Anissa Stowe First Grade

  2. NCSCOS OBJECTIVES • Language Arts 5.03 Write all upper and lower case letters of the alphabet, using correct letter formation.5.04 Use complete sentences to write simple texts.5.05 Use basic capitalization and punctuation: first word in a sentence. proper names. period to end declarative sentence. question mark to end interrogative sentence.

  3. Step One • Begin your sentence with a capital letter. • Remember: ALL SENTENCES BEGIN WITH A CAPITAL LETTER!

  4. Step Two person • Make sure the sentence has a noun. • What is a noun? A noun tells who does the action. It can be a person, place, or thing. place thing

  5. Step Three • Make sure the sentence has a verb. • What is a verb? A verb tells what the noun is doing. The man is playing a saxophone.

  6. Step Four question mark • Make sure the sentence ends with punctuation. • What is punctuation? A punctuation mark is what goes at the ending. It can be a period, question mark, or an exclamation point. period exclamation point

  7. NOW……….. • Go back and make sure you began your sentence with a capital letter.

  8. AND THEN……. • Go back and make sure that you ended your sentence with a punctuation mark. Did you use a period, question mark, or exclamation point?

  9. Last……… • Does your sentence make sense?

  10. Let’s Make a Sentence • There are three types of sentences. • 1. Telling - tells you something • 2. Asking - need information • 3. Exciting – show emotion

  11. Telling Sentences • Telling sentences end with a period. • This is a period (.). • Remember, telling sentences always tells you something.

  12. Asking Sentences • Asking sentences end with a question mark. • This is a question mark (?). • Remember, asking sentences always need information.

  13. Exciting Sentences • Exciting sentences end with an exclamation point. • This is an exclamation point (!). • Remember, exciting sentences always show emotion.

  14. YOU ARE READY • Now, get out a sheet of paper and write 3 sentences: 1 asking, 1 telling, and 1 exciting. • Make sure you have a capital letter, a noun, a verb, and punctuation at the end…….DOES YOUR SENTENCE MAKE SENSE?

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