Nouns/Pronouns
The students studied really hard for their writing test.
students, test, their
We watched the fluffy puppy jump over the large log.
fluffy, large (adj)
watched, jump (verbs)
The teacher smiled and waved as the students entered her classroom quietly.
quietly
We went to the store.
to the store
Suzy and Stacy walked to the store, and they also walked to school.
yes, connecting two complete sentences
Please remember to fold your clothes, and put them in your dresser.
clothes, dresser, them
The tired students walked quickly down the long, winding hallway.
tired, long, winding
walked
Mrs. Klas jumped excitedly about field day.
excitedly
Please remember to do your homework tonight.
to do your homework
She wrote her first and last name.
No, connecting two nouns
Which student has the privilege of sitting at the VIP table today?
student, privilege, table
The happy teacher was excited about the amazing grades her students earned.
happy, amazing (adj)
was, earned (verbs)
We are going to the store tomorrow.
are going (helping verb)
tomorrow (adv)
Mrs. Klas is behind the tree.
behind the tree
She wanted to go swimming, but her friends wanted to ride their bikes.
yes, joining two complete sentences
Please put your computer in the COW, and remember to plug it in.
computer, COW, it
Carter is a sweet, funny, and kind grandbaby.
sweet, funny, kind
is (linking verb)
Mrs. Klas looked strangely at the student standing on his head.
We walked over the bridge to see our grandparents.
over the bridge
to see
Please remember to sweep the kitchen and mop the bathroom.
no, joining two verbs
Mrs. Klas has faith in her students that they will all perform well on the STAAR test tomorrow!
Mrs. Klas, faith, students, they, test, tomorrow
The quick, brown dog jumped over the long, huge log.
quick, brown, long, huge
jumped (verb)
Please walk quietly in the hallway.
walk (verb)
Quietly (adverb)
Turn your homework in to the basket.
to the basket
Mrs. Klas knows that each student will do their best work, and they will follow all strategies learned in class.
yes, joins two complete sentences