Grammer & Vocabulary
Name the Vowels
A E I O U
This is the missing vowel needed to spell the word "d_g" an animal that barks)
O
Words like happy, blue, and loud belong to this part of speech because they describe nouns.
adjectives
You must always put this kind of letter at the very beginning of a sentence.
Capital letter
How many syllables are in the word computer?
Com pu ter
3
This is the vowel sound you hear in the middle of the word "cat".
A
These three letters make up the word family found at the end of "bake," "cake," and "rake"
ake
This is the person, animal, or creature that a story is about
character
This punctuation mark goes at the end of a sentence that asks something.
question mark
What rhymes with luck?
duck
muck
This type of word names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
Which word does not belong because it has a different vowel sound? (rain, storm, torch)
rain
This is where and when a story takes place.
setting
This punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list or to pause in a sentence.
a comma
Another word for nice.
friendly
delightful
charming
This type of word describes an action, like "run", "jump", or "swim"
Verb
Write one word that belongs to the -ug word family
Bug , Jug, Mug
This is a type of book or story that is completely made up and not true.
fiction
This is a compound word made by putting the words"sun" and "flower" together.
Sunflower
Write a sentence on the whiteboard on how to correctly use "to," "too," and "two" across three distinct question sentences.
multiple ways
This is the capital letter that must always be used when writing about yourself using a single-letter pronoun.
I
True or False: Words in the same word family share the same ending sound pattern
True
This is the term for the sequence of events that make up the beginning, middle, and end of a story.
plot
These punctuation marks are placed around the exact words a character speaks out loud.
quotation marks?
This is the primary problem or struggle that the character faces in a story.
Conflict