Create a different sentence type
Turn this concluding sentence into a question:
I had a good weekend.
Possible questions:
Did you have a good weekend? How was your weekend?
Topic sentence:
There are many reasons I love spring.
Create a concluding sentence that's an exclamation.
I love the springtime!
What is the first sentence you write on your quick outline (@ the top)?
How long have you lived there?
Question
Add the correct punctuation:
Tell me about your pets __
Tell me about your pets!
Turn this concluding sentence into a statement:
How was your spring break?
Possible statement:
I hope you had a good spring break.
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
Topic sentence:
I love winter break!
Create a concluding sentence that's a question.
Possible question: What do you like about winter break?
What does the symbol "+" mean?
And
I have been to Canada three times.
Statement
Add the correct punctuation:
What traditions do you do with your family_
What traditions do you do with your family?
Turn this concluding sentence into an exclamation:
What do you know about Brazil?
Possible command:
That's what I know about Brazil!
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
Topic sentence:
I have many traditions with my family.
Create a concluding sentence that's a question.
What is a tradition you have with your family?
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
How many details do you need to include on a QO?
3
Wow! We won the game!
Exclaimation
Add the correct punctuation:
Those are some facts about Australia_
Those are some facts about Australia!
or
Those are some facts about Australia.
Turn this concluding sentence into an exclamation:
What are your New Year's resolutions?
Possible exclamation:
I have so many New Year's resolutions!
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
Topic sentence:
There are many qualities I like in a friend.
Create a concluding sentence that's a question.
What kinds of qualities do you like in a friend?
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
What do dotted lines on a quick outline mean?
Use keywords and symbols
Give me my pencil back!
Add the correct punctuation:
What do you know about tenements __
What do you know about tenements?
BONUS: Create 3 different sentence types for this concluding sentence -
What are your favorite hobbies?
Answers vary; teachers decide
Topic sentence:
There are many hobbies that I enjoy.
Create a concluding sentence that's an exclamation.
I love so many different hobbies!
[Answers may vary; teachers decide]
What do solid lines on a quick outline mean?
You need to write in complete sentences.
BONUS: What are the two sentence types that can have an exclamation mark (!) as their punctuation?
Command and Exclamation
Add the correct punctuation:
Tell me about your summer plans_
Tell me about your summer plans!