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Grammar
Vocabulary
Elements of Literature
Reading Strategies
Writing
100
The dog hurt (it's/its) paw.
What is "its."
100
A grassy area where sheep and cows roam.
What is "pasture?"
100
The time and place a story takes place.
What is setting?
100
The order in which thing happen in a story or play.
What is sequence?
100
A writing given to every actor in a play.
What is a script?
200
A tense that use the work "if."
What is the future conditional tense?
200
A Spanish word for "donkey."
What is "burro?"
200
A part of an act where dialogue takes place.
What is a scene?
200
She put in her pin number. She ate. She chose her food for lunch. Ms. Fischler went to the cafeteria.
What is the wrong sequence?
200
The correct puncuation for : Ms. Fischler asked is this your homework?
What is Ms. Fischler asked, "Is this your homework?"
300
The sheep found (its/it's) shepard.
What is "its?"
300
The hair that is cut off of sheep.
What is "fleece?"
300
The genre of "And Now Miguel?"
What is a play?
300
Miguel got his wish of going to the mountain.
What is the event that happened last?
300
The correct punctuation for: mom shouted hurry of youll miss the bus
What is: Mom shouted, "Hurry, or you'll miss the bus!"
400
The punctuation marks used in a dialogue.
What are quotation marks?
400
A word that means to cut off a sheep's wool.
What is "shear?"
400
The people in a play.
What are characters?
400
I grabbed my toothbrush. Next, I queezed on some toothpaste. Then, I brushed my teeth. Finally, I rinsed out my mouth.
What is the correct sequence?
400
The correct punctuation for : is your homework done
What is: "Is your homework done?"
500
(Its/It's) below zero today.
What is "It's?)
500
An animal you would NEVER find in a pasture.
What is a fish? (Answers may vary)
500
The things characters hold or use during a play.
What are props?
500
A graphic organizer to record events in sequence.
What is a time line?
500
What is the correct punctuation for: dad yelled get off the phone right now
What is: Dad yelled, "Get off the phone right now!"