Vocabulary
He or she drives a police car.
What is "police officer?"
school subjects we always capitalize
What are languages (English, Spanish, etc.) and/or classes followed by a number (Algebra II)?
The students (am, is, are) hungry.
What is are?
The water fountain is _________ from Ms. Campbell's room.
What is down the hall?
The war fought between the American colonies and Great Britain
What is The Revolutionary War?
Person who takes your money at the grocery store
What is a cashier?
punctuation for an excited statement
What is an exclamation mark / point?
past tense for eat
where we push our chairs at the end of class
What is under the table?
The side in favor of freedom and independence from Great Britain
What are the Patriots?
the order of your classes
What is a schedule?
The pronoun that is always capitalized
What is I?
Plural of leaf
What is leaves?
location for the clock
What is on the cabinet?
The side in favor of British rules and control
What are the Loyalists?
socks, jeans, shirts,... (pronounced correctly)
What are clothes?
all four seasons pronounced correctly
What are spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter?
past tense of swim
What is swam?
where the stars are located
What is in the sky?
the lines going north and south on the globe
What are longitude?
my brother's uncle's son?
What is my cousin?
the punctuation used before a list in a sentence
What is a colon?
the five senses
What are touch, smell, seeing, hearing, and taste?
3 prepositions in order:
I go ____ my house ____ school, and I get ____ bed.
What are to, after, and in (or into)?
The seven continents of the world
Asia, North America, South America, Europe, Australia, Africa, Antarctica