Correcting Sentences Micro Lesson
Doodles teaches kids how to fix sentences in Busy City: capital letters at the start, on names and on I, the right end mark for telling, asking and strong feelings, commas in a list, and apostrophes in words like can’t. Kids practice with hands-on games, then show what they know in a 5-question quiz. Quiz scores go to HFT Classroom automatically.
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This Correcting Sentences Micro Lesson turns kids into sentence fixers. Doodles reads everything out loud, word by word, so every child can follow along.
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Three short parts
- Learn – Doodles shows a broken sentence, then fixes it one step at a time. A sentence starts with a capital letter, names get capitals too, the word I is always a capital, and so do days of the week and months. Every sentence needs an end mark: a period for telling, a question mark for asking and an exclamation point for a strong feeling. Commas go between the things in a list, and an apostrophe takes the place of missing letters, like can’t.
- Practice – Hands-on games: tap every word that needs a capital, sort sentences by their end mark, drag the right word into a sentence, and pick the sentence with its commas in the right places. A wrong pick gets a hint, then a clear reason why.
- Quiz – Five questions on their own, then a score, stars and a look back at every answer with Doodles explaining why.
Made for the classroom and home
- Assign it in HFT Classroom: students open it from their class page and the quiz score goes straight to you.
- Everything is read aloud, with big tap targets and drag-or-tap cards.
- Works on phones, tablets, Chromebooks, computers and interactive whiteboards.
Want more practice? Pair it with the printable Correcting Sentences Worksheet. Micro Lessons are included with every Have Fun Teaching membership.
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