Nouns/Verbs
This names a person, place, thing or idea.
What is a noun?
Identify the type of sentence
Go to your room.
What is imperative?
Let's go to the movies.
Identify the prepositional phrase.
What is (to the movies)?
Simple or Complete predicate?
The Johnson family goes bowling every Saturday night.
What is complete?
I like hiking in the mountains.
Simple or Compound?
What is simple?
This type of word shows the the action.
What is a verb?
Walked to the beach.
Sentence or Sentence Fragment?
What is Sentence Fragment?
Fill in the blank with a preposition.
I wish I was brave enough to jump _____ the high diving board.
What is off?
Simple or Complete subject?
My beautiful and talented sister dances professionally.
What is simple?
Simple or compound sentence?
My daughter likes dance, so we signed up for dance lessons.
What is compound?
Not a noun or a verb, but this type of word shows position, location, direction and time.
What is a preposition?
Identify the type of sentence.
Our team one the championship!
What is exclamatory?
Identify the prepositional phrases.
We should go on a walk after supper.
What is go on a walk and after supper?
You can identify the predicate of a sentence because it always contains this type of word.
What is a verb?
What is the comma rule used in this sentence?
Some of my favorite fruits are peaches, strawberries, raspberries, and watermelon.
What is use a comma in a list?
Identify the compound predicate.
We walk and run on the beach in the morning.
What are walk and run?
What punctuation is needed?
Will you join me on my walk ____
What is a question mark?
Identify the preposition.
We made a poster about a missing animal.
What is about?
My brother and sister went with me to the birthday party.
Identify the underlined part of the sentence.
What is the complete subject?
Identify the underlined words.
Ms. Jenna and Ms. Maisey journal with us each day.
What is a compound subject?
Identify the nouns
The three boys walked their dogs after school.
What are three, boys, dogs and school?
Identify the underlined part.
Oh, no. We forgot to bring a snack with us.
What is an interjection?
What is the object of the prepositional phrase in this sentence?
After our hike, we stopped and bought ice-cream.
What is hike?
Hikers climbed up the steep trail.
Identify the underlined part of the sentence.
What is the complete predicate?
Where does the comma go?
We want to watch the football game but we need to do our homework first.
What is after the word game or before the word but?