Punctuation!
This punctuation ends a sentence.
Period!
Noun!
Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf and Smaug are all characters in this adventure fantasy.
The Hobbit!
This book was written by Stephanie Meyer about a family of Vampires living amongst humans in Forks, Washington.
This type of writing is a series of instructions. This writing teaches you how to do something.
Procedural Writing!
This punctuation asks a question.
Question mark!
A describing word
Adjective!
This book is set in Elfhelm, the Magical Land north of Finland, where Father Christmas and his elves live and work.
Father Christmas and Me!
Auggie Pullman learns to accept what makes him different in this heartwarming book, turned feature film.
This writing is written from one person to another. It is often sent in mail.
Letter Writing!
This punctuation separates items in a list.
Comma!
An action word
Verb!
This author wrote books called Alligator Baby, Timothy's Snowsuit, Smelly Socks and Andrew's Loose Tooth.
This movie stars Johnny Depp as a crazy Chocolatier who hides golden tickets in his candy bars.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
This type of writing shares your thoughts or beliefs about a topic, and gives reasons to support your beliefs.
Opinion/Argument Writing!
This punctuation surrounds a direct quote, or dialogue in a story.
Quotation marks!
A comparison between two things that uses the terms "like" or "as".
A simile
This author wrote all in rhyme, and is known for his class, Green Eggs and Ham.
Dr. Seuss!
This movie is based on a series of diaries written by a kid named Greg.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid!
This type of writing convinces the reader to do something, or to believe what the author believes.
Persuasive writing!
This punctuation creates a contraction. It puts two words together to create a short form.
An apostrophe!
Proper names, names of places or titles of people.
Proper Noun!
This book is about a little girl who can control things with her mind. She uses her powers to deal with her horrible family and terrifying school Headmistress.
Matilda!
This series follows a young Wizard while he lives and learns at a school for the magical.
The Harry Potter Series!
This type of writing is often found inside a larger publication. It informs the public about things happening in your community.
A Newspaper Article!