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Sentence Types Unit | Lesson 2 of 2
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Telling or Asking?

Sentence Types Unit | Lesson 2 of 2
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Teacher: Post the posters.
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Get ready.
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Practice.
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Practice again.
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Fifth Round
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Finish the game.
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Get more supplies.
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Write your name.
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Circle the question.
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Here’s what we did.
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Write the question.
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Circle the sentence that’s a STATEMENT.
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Here’s what we did.
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Write the question.
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Lesson details

Grades K-5

Types Of Sentences

Identify Statements and Questions

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Students will practice distinguishing statements and questions through movement and in writing. Before completing this lesson, students should have completed Lesson 1 of this unit. It is not necessary to reread the story from Lesson 1 before this lesson, but if you have the time, the repetition may be helpful. STANDARDS: L.1.1, L.1.1.j, L.1.2.b
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Question worksheet worksheet 30 copies
Statement worksheet worksheet 30 copies
Question Quinn poster (from previous lesson)
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Statement Stella poster (from previous lesson)
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Prep Instructions

When the activity instructs you to tape up the Statement Stella and Question Quinn posters, make sure you leave enough space between them that the whole class can walk from one to the other comfortably.

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Lesson details

Grades K-5

Types Of Sentences

Identify Statements and Questions

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