Books
Social Studies Vocabulary
Parts of Speech
Writing
Grab Bag
100
Stories that are not real.
Fiction
100
A group of people that live together.
Family
100
A person, place, or thing is called a ____
Noun
100
Every sentence must start with this type of letter
What is a capital
100
The word CAT has this type of vowel sound.
Short a or short vowel sound
200
This person draws the pictures in a book
Illustrator
200
The way people usually do something.
Custom
200
This is a describing word
Adjective
200
Every sentence needs to end with some type of this.
Punctuation Mark
200
The word TIME has this type of vowel sound.
Long i or long vowel sound
300
The name of a book is the ____.
The Title
300
The first President of the United States.
George Washington
300
I, he, she, we, and you are all types of this.
Pronoun
300
You use this type of punctuation mark to show the exact words someone is saying.
Quotation Marks
300
Name the 5 vowels.
A, E, I, O, U
400
The people in a story are ____.
Characters
400
This person gave the “I have a Dream Speech”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
400
A noun that names a person, place, or thing, and begins with a capital letter
Proper Noun
400
This word means more than one.
Plural
400
Words that tell which way to go or where something is.
Directions
500
The setting of a story is this.
Where a story takes place.
500
How can you learn about your personal history? A) Photographs and family stories B) Television C) Playing outside
A) Photographs and family stories
500
This is a doing or action word
Verb
500
To show a character yelling, you should put this at the end of a sentence.
Exclamation Mark
500
Name your favorite Dr. Seuss Book.
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