Subject and Predicate
Punctuation
Sight words
Verbs
Blends
100

What/Who is the subject in the sentence?


Molly is playing at the park. 

Molly 

100

What punctuation ends this sentence? “The dog is sleeping”

A period (.)

100

Read this word correctly:

Down

Up

Ask

Down

Up

Ask

100

Find the verb: “The dog runs.”

runs

100

Read this word: stop.

stop

200

What is the complete subject?


"The little dog runs outside."

"The little dog."

200

What punctuation ends this sentence? “Where is my pencil”

A question mark (?)

200

Read this sentence: “Look at the little book about cats.”

Look at the little book about cats

200

Is the bold verb action or linking? “The girl jumps.”

Action

200

What two letters make the beginning blend in frog?

fr

300

What is the complete predicate?


"My brother rides his bike to school."

"Rides his bike to school."

300

Which mark shows excitement: 

A period, a question mark, or an exclamation mark?

An exclamation mark (!)

300

Spell the word...

Always

300

Is the bold verb action or linking? “The puppy is sleepy.”

Linking

300

Which word begins with bl: black, back, or pack?

black

400

Which is the complete predicate?

"The cat sleeps on the bed"

A. Sleeps

B. On the bed 

C. Sleeps on the bed

C. Sleeps on the bed

400

Add two commas: “I packed apples crackers and juice.”

I packed apples, crackers, and juice.

400

Write a complete sentence with the sight word "Away" 

Sentence with away...

400

Find the linking verb: “The children are happy.”

are

400

Read these words: clap, swim, drum.

The student reads all three correctly.

500

Identify the subject and predicate in 


"The dog chased the ball."



Subject: The dog

Predicate: Chased the ball

500

Fix the punctuation: “Do you like pizza.”

Do you like pizza?

500

Spell four of our learned sigh words correctly:

Ask

Look

Find

Away

500

Find the verb in each sentence and tell whether it is action or linking: “Ben kicks the ball.” “Ben is tired.”

kicks—action; is—linking

500

Name a word that starts with ** gr** and a word that starts with st.

Examples: green and stop. Accept other correct words.