Grammar
What is a compound subject?
More than one who or what's in a sentence
Was Marisol McDonald told in 1st person or 3rd person? WHY?
1st person because the story uses words like "I" and "me."
Give me an example of a theme that we haven't said yet!
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What does conflict mean?
The main problem that characters face
Where is Miss Weinhoffer's favorite place to get coffee?
Starbucks!
What is it called when a subject or predicate is missing?
Sentence Fragment
What words might tell us the story is written in 3rd person?
He, she, they, them
What was the theme of Marisol McDonald?
It's okay to be different!
Be yourself!
What is setting?
How long has Miss Weinhoffer been teaching?
2 years
What is a predicate?
It tells us what the subject is doing
What words might tell us the story is written in 1st person?
I, we, me, my, us
What is an example of a theme?
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What are characters?
Humans or animals in the story
What is Miss Weinhoffer's favorite sport?
Soccer
What is a subject?
The WHO or the WHAT
What are the 2 types of point of view?
1st person and 3rd person
What can you ask yourself if you are trying to figure out the theme of a story?
"What is the author trying to teach me?"
When can we make predictions?
Before we read, while we read, or after we read
What did Miss Weinhoffer teach last year
3rd grade ELA
What are the 2 parts of a sentence we learned?
Subject and predicate
What is point of view?
Who is telling the story
The lesson or message the characters learn in the story
What does it mean to make a prediction?
Making a guess as to what is going to happen in the story
1 older brother