Theme 1

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Theme 1

• Friends and Families

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Statements.

• A statement is a telling sentence.
• It ends with a period.
• My sister has a big red wagon.

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Questions?

• A question is an asking sentence.
• It begins with an asking word, like Who? What?
  Where? Did?
• It ends with a question mark.
• Do you know where my homework is?

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Commands.

• A command is a sentence that tells someone what
  to do.
• There isnt a subject. The subject is implied.
  A command is directed at YOU.
• A command usually ends with a period.
• Put the pencil on the desk.

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Exclamations!

• An exclamation is a sentence that shows
  excitement or strong feeling!!!!!
• It ends with an exclamation point!!!!!
• I did a great job on my spelling test!

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Quiz!!!!

• Which sentence is a command?
• A. Did you see the rainbow?
• B. My brother is winning the race!
• C. Ride your bike to my house.
• D. The bike is shiny and blue.

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Quiz!!!!

• Which sentence is a command?
• A. Did you see the rainbow?
• B. My brother is winning the race!
• C. Ride your bike to my house.
• D. The bike is shiny and blue.

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Quiz!!!!

• Which sentence is a command?
• A. Did you see the rainbow?
• B. My brother is winning the race!
• C. Ride your bike to my house.
• D. The bike is shiny and blue.
• You are commanding the person to ride the bike.

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Which sentence is an exclamation?

• A. When are we going to the store?
• B. I would love to read!
• C. My mother works in a hospital.
• D. Clean up the game.

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Which sentence is an exclamation?

• A. When are we going to the store?
• B. I would love to read!
• C. My mother works in a hospital.
• D. Clean up the game.

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Which sentence is an exlamation?

• A. When are we going to the store?
• B. I would love to read!
• C. My mother works in a hospital.
• D. Clean up the game.

It has an exclamation point!
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Which sentence is correct?

• A. The blue car is fast.
• B. The blue car is fast,
• C. The blue car is fast?
• D. The blue car is fast

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. The blue car is fast.
• B. The blue car is fast,
• C. The blue car is fast?
• D. The blue car is fast

This is a statement. It is a telling sentence.
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Which sentence is correct?

• A. May I have an apple.
• B. May I have an apple!
• C. May I have an apple
• D. May I have an apple?

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. May I have an apple.
• B. May I have an apple!
• C. May I have an apple
• D. May I have an apple?

This is a question. It is an asking sentence.
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When do we use commas?
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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• October 31, 2011

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894
• May 29, 1994

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• Between a city and state!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894
• May 29, 1994

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• Between a city and state!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894
• May 29, 1994

• Las Vegas, Nevada

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• Between a city and state!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894
• May 29, 1994

• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Portland, Oregon

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When do we use commas?

• In the date!

• Between a city and state!

• October 31, 2011
• January 5, 1894
• May 29, 1994

• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Portland, Oregon
• Baltimore, Maryland

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Our family came from St. Paul Minnesota,
• B. Our, family came from St. Paul Minnesota.
• C. Our family came from St. Paul, Minnesota.
• D. Our family came from, St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Our family came from St. Paul Minnesota,
• B. Our, family came from St. Paul Minnesota.
• C. Our family came from St. Paul, Minnesota.
• D. Our family came from, St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Our family came from St. Paul Minnesota,
• B. Our, family came from St. Paul Minnesota.
• C. Our family came from St. Paul, Minnesota.
• D. Our family came from, St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. The statue of liberty is in New York, New
  York.
• B. The statue of liberty, is in New York New
  York,
• C. The statue of liberty is in New York New York,
• D. The statue of liberty is in New, York, New,
  York.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. The statue of liberty is in New York, New
  York.
• B. The statue of liberty, is in New York New
  York,
• C. The statue of liberty is in New York New York,
• D. The statue of liberty is in New, York, New,
  York.

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We use quotation marks to show that someone is
talking.
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I am so awesome, the boy said, and I love my
skateboard!
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I am so awesome, the boy said, and I love my
skateboard!
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Which sentence is correct?

• A. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• B. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• C. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• D. My brother, said the little girl is ten years
  old.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• B. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• C. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• D. My brother, said the little girl is ten years
  old.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• B. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• C. My brother, said the little girl, is ten
  years old.
• D. My brother, said the little girl is ten years
  old.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• B. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• C. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• D. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• B. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• C. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• D. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• B. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• C. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.
• D. Take out your pencils, said Ms. Chavez, and
  sit down.

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The subject tells who or what a sentence is about.
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The subject tells who or what a sentence is about.

• The predicate tells what is happening!

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The kids are wearing tie-dye shirts!The kids is
the subject.
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The kids are wearing tie-dye shirts!are wearing
tie-dye shirts is the predicate.
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What is the subject of the sentence
below?Prabhnoor and his sister were in second
grade last year.

• A. Prabhnoor
• B. were in second grade
• C. Prabhnoor and his sister
• D. were

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What is the subject of the sentence
below?Prabhnoor and his sister were in second
grade last year.

• A. Prabhnoor
• B. were in second grade
• C. Prabhnoor and his sister
• D. were

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What is the subject of the sentence
below?Prabhnoor and his sister were in second
grade last year.

• A. Prabhnoor
• B. were in second grade
• C. Prabhnoor and his sister
• D. were

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What is the predicate of the sentence below?The
students ate pizza for lunch.

• A. The students
• B. ate
• C. ate pizza for lunch.
• D. The students ate

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What is the predicate of the sentence below?The
students ate pizza for lunch.

• A. The students
• B. ate
• C. ate pizza for lunch.
• D. The students ate

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A dictionary is a book of words and what they
mean. It is a book of definitions.
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A dictionary is a book of words and what they
mean. It is a book of definitions.

• The words are in alphabetical, or ABC, order!

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Read the sentence. Choose the word that comes
before the underlined word in the dictionary.

• I like to cuddle with my teddy bear.
• A. dog
• B . apple
• C. rainbow
• D. eight

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Read the sentence. Choose the word that comes
before the underlined word in the dictionary.

• I like to cuddle with my teddy bear.
• A. dog
• B . apple
• C. rainbow
• D. eight

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Read the sentence. Choose the word that comes
before the underlined word in the dictionary.

• I like to cuddle with my teddy bear.
• A. dog
• B . apple
• C. rainbow
• D. eight

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Read the sentence. Choose the word that comes
before the underlined word in the dictionary.

• We have many traditions in our country.
• A. turtle
• B . yellow
• C. wind
• D. cat

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Read the sentence. Choose the word that comes
before the underlined word in the dictionary.

• We have many traditions in our country.
• A. turtle
• B . yellow
• C. wind
• D. cat

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!
• dishonest

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!
• \
• unhappy

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!

• re- means

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!

• re- means
• again!

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A prefix goes on the beginning of a word to
change what the word means!

• un- and dis- mean...
• not or the opposite of!

• re- means
• again!

Lets replay!
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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• The puppy was unwelcome on top of the kitchen
  table.
• A. very welcome
• B. welcome again
• C. welcome before
• D. not welcome

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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• The puppy was unwelcome on top of the kitchen
  table.
• A. very welcome
• B. welcome again
• C. welcome before
• D. not welcome

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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• The puppy was unwelcome on top of the kitchen
  table.
• A. very welcome
• B. welcome again
• C. welcome before
• D. not welcome

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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• My dad was displeased when I told him that I
  forgot my homework at school.
• A. not pleased
• B. very pleased
• C. pleased again
• D. pleased before.

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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• My dad was displeased when I told him that I
  forgot my homework at school.
• A. not pleased
• B. very pleased
• C. pleased again
• D. pleased before.

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Using the prefix, choose the meaning of the
underlined word.

• My dad was displeased when I told him that I
  forgot my homework at school.
• A. not pleased
• B. very pleased
• C. pleased again
• D. pleased before.

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The End!