Sentence Building & Editing - Simple Structure
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Are you practicing subject and predicate, adverbs and prepositional phrases? This activity will get students working on sentence structure and at the more advanced level to help them recognize that words can be ordered in many different ways.
In this activity students practice:
- Conjugating verbs and/or adding articles (i.e. the, a, or an) in order to create a sentence that sounds like spoken language
- Focusing on word order and structure
This activity includes:
- Differentiated levels
- Basics Level - subject and predicate are built around CVC and more common sight words for younger or struggling students
- Advanced Level with more complex words targeting the second-third grade level
- An editable version in which you can type your own subjects, predicates, and adverbial phrases to match words you are working on in your unit!
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