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Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
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Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3
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"The interactive element to the powerpoints are amazing. The information is presented in a clear way that I felt really helped my students understand. I also appreciate the corresponding practice sheets that helps students identify the compound & simple subjects and predicates. "
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"One of the favorite things I've purchased! Such great lessons and examples. Love how interactive it was and my kids said they loved it! Thanks for creating such a great resource!"
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Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 2 is a slideshow-based lesson (Google Slides & PowerPoint versions included) designed to teach students to understand and identify compound subjects and predicates within sentences. It's packed with unique memory aids, fresh practice sentences, tons of slideshow animations, and interactive features to keep your students engaged.

Watch the video preview for a closer look!

The lesson is built with a scaffolded approach, including modeled, guided, and interactive practice through the slideshows; and independent practice and assessment through the accompanying printables.

The slideshow is split into three parts, and is intended to be projected onto a screen viewable by students. You'll lead students through the slideshow at the pace you choose, pausing to allow student engagement and response when appropriate.

This is the third resource a series of 5 sentence structure lessons.

Lesson #1: Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #2: Simple and Complete Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #3: Compound Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #4: Subject - Verb Agreement

Lesson #5: Compound Sentences

Or check out the bundle of all five resources:

Sentence Structure 5 Lesson BUNDLE

This download is a zipped folder that includes five files:

  1. PDF with clickable links to the Google Slides Slideshow Part 1, 2, and 3
  2. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 1
  3. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 2
  4. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 3
  5. PDF of the accompanying printables (3 practice pages; 1 assessment)

**For personal and single classroom use only. If using with multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses at the discounted rate.**


Visit me at my blog: The Thinker Builder, or on Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest!


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Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 3

$6.50

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50 slides + 4 printables
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
2 hours

What others say

"The interactive element to the powerpoints are amazing. The information is presented in a clear way that I felt really helped my students understand. I also appreciate the corresponding practice sheets that helps students identify the compound & simple subjects and predicates. "
star
Jessica C.
"One of the favorite things I've purchased! Such great lessons and examples. Love how interactive it was and my kids said they loved it! Thanks for creating such a great resource!"
star
narlin e.

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This BUNDLE includes all 5 of my sentence structure lessons, focusing on key grammar skills (subjects and predicates, simple and complete subjects and predicates, compound subjects and predicates, subject - verb agreement, and compound sentences) through interactive slideshow lessons (Google Slides
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Description

Compound Subjects and Predicates: Sentence Structure Lesson 2 is a slideshow-based lesson (Google Slides & PowerPoint versions included) designed to teach students to understand and identify compound subjects and predicates within sentences. It's packed with unique memory aids, fresh practice sentences, tons of slideshow animations, and interactive features to keep your students engaged.

Watch the video preview for a closer look!

The lesson is built with a scaffolded approach, including modeled, guided, and interactive practice through the slideshows; and independent practice and assessment through the accompanying printables.

The slideshow is split into three parts, and is intended to be projected onto a screen viewable by students. You'll lead students through the slideshow at the pace you choose, pausing to allow student engagement and response when appropriate.

This is the third resource a series of 5 sentence structure lessons.

Lesson #1: Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #2: Simple and Complete Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #3: Compound Subjects and Predicates

Lesson #4: Subject - Verb Agreement

Lesson #5: Compound Sentences

Or check out the bundle of all five resources:

Sentence Structure 5 Lesson BUNDLE

This download is a zipped folder that includes five files:

  1. PDF with clickable links to the Google Slides Slideshow Part 1, 2, and 3
  2. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 1
  3. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 2
  4. Microsoft PowerPoint of Slideshow Part 3
  5. PDF of the accompanying printables (3 practice pages; 1 assessment)

**For personal and single classroom use only. If using with multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses at the discounted rate.**


Visit me at my blog: The Thinker Builder, or on Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest!


You may also be interested in:

Reader's Notebook Response Pages for Literature

The "Tower of Books" Challenge

"Keep It Fresh!" Writing Centers

Story Starters {Not Your Ordinary Writing Prompts!}

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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January 12, 2026
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October 16, 2025
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July 25, 2025
These were great practice for my students. Thanks!
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