sometimes consisting of two nouns, and other times a noun and a verb. Most commonly, the sentences begin with a verb and end with a noun. “Want milk,” for example, is a common stage 2 sentence.
Once students have labeled their wedges, assist them in attaching each circle to a sheet of corrugated cardboard by placing a brad in the center. The students should attach their circles in a row, placing subject first, then verb, then object. Explain to the students that by turning each c...
Build on the exercises and now suggest that students craft their own sentences, using the words they learned in prior lessons and incorporating the words, sentences and phrases they learned today. You might make it a group effort if the class is large or simply an individual exercise if you ...
2Catch On to Some Headline Tips No one is a born headline writer; it's a learned art that takes lots of practice. So begin the process by choosing exactly the right verb -- you probably will have room for only one -- that is as catchy as it is pithy. Then look for an element o...