Sweetheart Sentences Activity
Using Sweetheart Sentences Activity, students read and identify sentence types to use in their own writing.
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How to teach Sentence Types
Using Sweetheart Sentences Activity, students read and identify sentence types to use in their own writing.
Being able to write in different sentence types makes your students’ writing engaging for audiences. This activity gives your student exposure to different types of sentences.
Read the sentence. Then, determine what type of sentence it is and place it on the correct box of candy.Finally, continue your practice with the provided worksheet.
Other resources to use with this Sweetheart Sentences Activity
If you are using this activity, your student probably need additional reading fluency support.
Use this Cool Cat Sentence Activity as an additional resource to support your students’ reading ability.
Introduce this activity by writing three different sentences on the board. Examples are “I like ice cream”, “Who wants to eat ice cream” and “Let’s go get ice cream”. Next, ask students to help you put a period, exclamation point, and a question mark at the end of each sentence. Then, students complete activity independently or with a partner. Once finished, challenge students to write their own exclamatory, question, and declarative sentences.
Be sure to check out more Punctuation Worksheets and Punctuation Activities!
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