four types of sentences activities - dodd's...

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This is a pretty easy and quick review to do with your class. I copied my pages with the sentences back to back and then copied the types of sentences on colored paper. I laminated all of these copies so these could be used year after year. The four types of sentences are leveled (there is an easier version with the words:

command, statement, question, and exclamation and a harder version with the words: interrogative, declarative, imperative, and exclamatory). I cut apart the words and put them into baggies and then gave students the sentence page and they would put

which type of sentence it is in the box. I would then walk around the room to check or we would just answer orally as a class.

There is also a poster that you can use if you would like!

Statement sentences tell something or make a statement. They use a period at the end of each sentence.

Question sentences ask a question. They have a question mark at the end of each sentence.

Command sentences make a command or tell someone to do something. They also end with a period.

Exclamation sentences express a feeling and use an exclamation point at the end of a sentence.

Declarative sentences tell something or make a statement. They use a period at the end of each sentence.

Interrogative sentences ask a question. They have a question mark at the end of each sentence.

Imperative sentences make a command or tell someone to do something. They also end with a period.

Exclamatory sentences express a feeling and use an exclamation point at the end of a sentence.

1. John Glenn was one of our first astronauts

2. The ice cream man is here

3. Put this in the kitchen, please

4. This caramel apple tastes so good

5. Did you see the paintings at the museum

6. Wow, I am so excited

7. Sandra learned about dinosaurs

8. Write your name on the paper

9. Did your friend move

10. Harvey draws spaceships

11. Where are the modern paintings

12. What a lovely design

1

1. What time did you get to your house

2. Go home and take out the trash

3. The flower is ready to bloom

4. Did you ever call your friend back

5. I am so happy that you won the game

6. We will be having a party in October

7. You need to start your homework now

8. I can't believe what I got for Christmas

9. How much money did I make

10. She is going to have a baby

11. Will you save me a seat

12. Find out where Africa is on the map

2

1. Please listen when I talk to you

2. What is your name

3. Slow down, you are driving fast

4. White Lick is a great school

5. Yeah, my mom made us cake for dessert

6. Do you ever clean your room

7. The football team scored 28 points

8. You need to go wash up for dinner

9. Who is that person on the book

10. Do I get my allowance this week

11. I am going to Hawaii for the holidays

12. Man, did you see the grade I got 3

4

1. How many minutes do we have left

2. I am shocked I got a bad grade on my test

3. Stop giving me the directions

4. Our garden has corn in it

5. The blue paint dripped on the floor

6. Ship these boxes by tomorrow

7. Why did you move my table

8. Billy, hand me the blue folder

9. Where does Megan live

10. Put your folder in your desk

11. What a beautiful painting that is

12. Mom poured the cereal in her bowl

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