Subject-Predicate Sentences

Do you need your students to write in completes and identify subjects and predicates in a sentence? This is what you need! It includes anchor charts, whole group activities, and student independent work. For the guided practice use the labeled picture cards to identify predicates and subjects. Students will complete sentences in a variety of ways drawing attention to the parts of a sentence through sorting, cutting, gluing, completing sentences, and creating sentences. Students will know what a complete sentence and an incomplete sentence is. You will appreciate the anchor charts that will help your students remember the concepts of a sentence, a predicate, and a subject. It is a hands-on approach for your students.

Contents

Anchor Charts

What is a Sentence?

Sentence Two Parts

Subject Definition and Sample

Predicate Definition and Sample

Sentence Parts

I Can Statement

Whole Group/Guided Instruction/Center Activities

Picture Cards Sort

Subject and Predicate Mats

Hexagon Picture Sort

Sentence Parts Match and Sort

Complete/Incomplete Sentence Sort and Mats

Independent Work/Printable Worksheets

Subject and Predicate Sort

Subject and Predicate Sentence Match

Missing Subject

Missing Predicate

Sentence Parts Sort and Subject/Predicate Mat

Label the Subject and Predicate Sentences

Complete the Sentence

Write a Sentence and Label the Subject/Predicate

Compete or Incomplete Sentences

Answer Keys

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