What is Mrs. K's Favorite character
What is Snoopy?
Simple or Not?
Chicken is good.
Yes, simple sentence
What does the y in FANBOYS stand for?
What is Yet?
See option #1 (hint: this one sounds like the picture names, but actually is not a direct translation - say the items fast)
What is cupboard?
What does a caterpillar wrap itself in before becoming a moth or butterfly?
What is a cocoon or chysallis?
What does Mrs. K like to say at the end of class?
What is "Get Out"?
Up and down
No, this is a dependent clause or sentence fragment.
Because is a FANBOY
What is no, it is a subordinating conjunction, not a FANBOY?
See option #2 (say the picture names outloud)
What is bored to tears?
True or False:
There are approximately 10 quintillion (10,000,000,000,000,000,000) insects alive in the world?
The answer is true!
How long has Mrs. K worked at Blandford?
What is 4 years?
I ran home!
Yes, this is a simple sentence and independent clause.
This sentence uses a FANBOY correctly.
George and Ana ran to the store.
See Option #3 (say the words for each picture outloud)
What is "beforehand"?
Complete the name of this insect that preys on other insects:
What is Praying Mantis?
What is Mrs. K's two favorite things to do?
What is nap and read?
Life is short.
Yes, this is a simple sentence and independent clause.
Use the FANBOY, "or" correctly in a sentence.
Answers will vary.
See Option #4
What is "an eye for an eye"?
How do crickets and katydids make noise?
a. rubbing their wings together; b. clapping their back legs together; c. by shouting
What is "rubbing their wings together"?
What is Mrs. K going to do on Spring Break?
Stay Home!
Add an independent or dependent clause to make this sentence complex or compound.
Jose is going to bed.
Answers will vary.
What word usually is used in a sentence with the FANBOY "nor"?
What is "Neither"? Example
I like neither liver nor lima beans.
Option # 5 (hint think of Disney characters)
What is "Pinocchio"?
In many countries, people eat insects, which is an excellent source of what?
a. vitamins b. protein c. wings
What is protein?