Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 1

Subjects and Predicates CAN be fun! Packed with unique memory aids, fresh practice sentences, tons of animations, and interactive features to keep your students engaged, “Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 1” is a slideshow-based lesson (Google Slides & PowerPoint versions included) designed to teach students to identify the subject and predicate of a sentence.

Watch the video preview for a closer look!

The lesson is built with a scaffolded approach, including modeled, guided, and interactive practice through the slideshows; and independent practice and assessment through the accompanying printables.

The slideshow is split into two parts, and is intended to be projected onto a screen viewable by students. You'll lead students through the slideshow at the pace you choose, pausing to allow student engagement and response when appropriate.

This is the first resource a series of 5 sentence structure lessons.

Lesson #1: Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #2: Simple and Complete Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #3: Compound Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #4: Subject - Verb Agreement

Lesson #5: Compound Sentences

Or check out the bundle of all five resources:

Sentence Structure 5 Lesson BUNDLE

This download is a zipped folder that includes four files:

1. PDF with clickable links to the Google Slides Slideshow Part 1 and 2
2. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 1
3. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 2
4. PDF of the accompanying printables (3 practice pages; 1 assessment)

**For personal and single classroom use only. If using with multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses at the discounted rate.**

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Visit me at my blog: The Thinker Builder, or on Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest!

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You may also be interested in:

• Reader's Notebook Response Pages for Literature

• The "Tower of Books" Challenge

• "Keep It Fresh!" Writing Centers

• Story Starters {Not Your Ordinary Writing Prompts!}