Nouns
Who has the black truck?
truck
Andy won the race for the first time.
won
The two girls skipped to school.
two
The kitten was very FLORPED, hiding under the bed when the thunder started.
frightened or scared
Lucy limped into the room with tears streaming down her face. Both of her knees and one elbow were all scraped up and bleeding. She was still wearing her helmet. She wished she had remembered to wear her knee and elbow pads too!
What do you think happened?
She fell off her bike, scooter, or skateboard.
The new student sat by me in the cafeteria.
student, cafeteria
We swam in the pool after we ate a delicious lunch.
swam, ate
The small child walked beside the curious dog.
small, curious
The bag was KRUMBLE, so I had to carry it with both hands.
heavy
Dad's car just pulled into the driveway. He grabbed several bags from the back seat and brought them into the house. He called all of us into the kitchen to help unpack them.
Where do you think Dad had been?
the grocery store
The spotted dog jumped in the water at the beach.
dog, water, beach
Ryan read a short book, tidied her room, and then brushed her teeth before bed.
read, tidied, brushed
The round moon shone over a dark forest on a quiet evening.
round, dark, quiet
Her voice was TINDLE, like a gentle whisper in the night.
quiet or soft
It was Sunday morning. We got out a big bowl and spoon, flour, sugar, eggs, and butter. We mixed everything together. We poured a large spoonful of the batter onto a hot pan. When the bottom part was cooked, we flipped it over.
What are they making?
pancakes
Mrs. Lewis and her daughter got a funny book at the library.
Mrs. Lewis, daugher, book, library
After dinner, we cleaned the table, washed the dishes, talked about our day, and relaxed on the couch.
cleaned, washed, talked, relaxed
The brave firefighter wore a heavy coat and entered the hot, smoky building.
brave, heavy, hot, smoky
He was very TODDISH, always saying “please” and “thank you.”
polite
The sky was dark. Loud noises were coming from outside. Bright flashes of light could be seen in the distance. Tree branches were swaying and leaves were swirling everywhere.
What is happening?
There is a thunderstorm or a thunderstorm is coming.
What is a noun?
A noun is a person, place, or thing.
What is a verb?
A verb is an action word.
It tells you what someone or something is DOING.
What is an adjective?
An adjective describes a noun.
He walked through the TRUNDLE forest where no sunlight could reach.
dark or spooky
The classroom was very quiet. Students were writing carefully and not talking. The teacher walked around slowly, watching closely. A timer counted down on the smartboard.
What is happening?
The students are taking a test.