Are you looking for an engaging resource to teach your students about sentence types? Look no further! Types of Sentences resource is the perfect tool to help your students understand the four different types of sentences: declarative, imperative, exclamatory, and interrogative. This provides visual examples and explanations to help your students understand the differences between these sentence types and use them in their own writing.

Types of Sentences includes:

• Cover
• Terms
• Directions
• Standards
• Declarative Sentence Poster
• 4 Silly Declarative Sentence starters with illustration space
• 2 Creative writing declarative sentence starters with illustration space
• 1 independent declarative sentence with illustration space
• Imperative Sentence Poster
• 4 Silly Imperative Sentence starters with illustration space
• 2 Creative writing imperative sentence starters with illustration space
• 1 independent imperative sentence with illustration space
• Interrogative Sentence Poster
• 4 Silly Interrogative Sentence starters with illustration space
• 2 Creative writing Interrogative sentence starters with illustration space
• 1 independent Interrogative sentence with illustration space
• Exclamatory Sentence Poster
• 4 Silly Exclamatory Sentence starters with illustration space
• 2 Creative writing Exclamatory sentence starters with illustration space
• 1 independent Exclamatory sentence with illustration space
• Credits

This is part of a larger packet of math and literacy practice:

April Math and Literacy Packet

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/April-Math-and-Literacy-Packet-1st-Grade-Sentences-Adding-10-1760828

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