Parts of Speech
Story Elements
Punctuation
Vocabulary
Our Classroom
100

Person, place, thing, or idea 

noun

100

The people, animals or imaginary creatures in a story 

characters

100

The punctuation that looks like a dot and ends a statement or sentence

a period 
100

To get away (the word has the long a sound in it) 

escape 

100
The room number of Ms. Wright's class

205B 

200

In the sentence : The student sat at the desk.  What are the two nouns? 

student, desk 

200
When and where a story takes place

Setting 

200

The end punctuation we use when we want to ask something 

Question Mark 

200

to say or do again 

repeat

200

If you want to say something in class you should do this first

Raise your hand

300

The blue ball rolled into the street.  What part of speech is rolled? 

verb
300

The sequence of events that make up a story 

plot

300

What puntuation goes at the end of this sentence? 

Do you want ice cream for dessert

Question Mark 

300

to shine brightly 

gleam 

300

During instruction or a fire drill it is important to follow this 

directions

400

What is the verb in this sentence? 

We baked chocolate chip cookies after dinner.  

baked 

400

The main problem in a story is known as the 

C_______________

conflict

400

The puntuation used at the end of sentences that expresses BIG FEELINGS 

Exclamation Point (!)

400

the opposite of outside 

inside

400

If this is missing from your paper, you will not get your grade 

Your name

500

What are the nouns in this sentence?  

The cat quickly ran across the street to catch the mouse. 

cat, street, mouse

500
When the problem of the story is solved, it is called the 

resolution (or I'll accept solution)

500

The punctuation used in between words in a series or list 

comma

500

the whole thing (this word has a long i sound in it)

entire 

500

You should have this for yourself, others, and the classroom 

RESPECT

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