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Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
Sentency Types Interactivity
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What’s an “Inter+Activity?”
An “Inter+Activity is an activity that students get their hands on or into…What makes this different from a craftivity is the product is not meant as much for display as it is for students to use to study/review or just have a more interesting way to collect and organize information

This Inter+Activity involves folding the following paper on the dotted lines. This will give your students four sections and each section will be one of the four sentence types.
Declarative=Statements
Interrogative=Quesitons
Exclamatory=Exclamations
Imperative=Commands

I have my students locate an example of each one of the four sentence types from a book they are reading. They record the example in the correct box.

Use the teaching posters to introduce each sentence type or to cute-i-fy a bulletin board space.
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Sentency Types Interactivity

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Description

What’s an “Inter+Activity?”
An “Inter+Activity is an activity that students get their hands on or into…What makes this different from a craftivity is the product is not meant as much for display as it is for students to use to study/review or just have a more interesting way to collect and organize information

This Inter+Activity involves folding the following paper on the dotted lines. This will give your students four sections and each section will be one of the four sentence types.
Declarative=Statements
Interrogative=Quesitons
Exclamatory=Exclamations
Imperative=Commands

I have my students locate an example of each one of the four sentence types from a book they are reading. They record the example in the correct box.

Use the teaching posters to introduce each sentence type or to cute-i-fy a bulletin board space.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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With guidance and support from adults, produce writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task and purpose.
Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
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