Phone (sentence completion)

In this adjective practice worksheet, 1st graders will read four adjectives describing pictures of phones and trace the missing words to properly complete four sentences.

Tap your toes and give a snap to a jazz inspired song showcasing a paragraph's main idea. Pupils hear about a paragraph's structure, including its topic sentence, supporting details, and the conclusion, and how they relate to identifying...

In this beginning sentence completion exercise 17 worksheet, learners complete 10 sentences interactively by choosing the correct word(s), with immediate feedback online.

Students practice recognizing sentences as complete thoughts. They write sentences or phrases on shapes. Students draw "shelves" on a board. They tape the shapes on the shelves. Students take turns shopping for sentences.

Stop! Do you need a period at the end of that sentence? Learners work together to place periods appropriately in a paragraph written on poster board. They edit and correct the paragraph for punctuation and capitalization to show...

Students discuss and observe what an apple looks like. They are to write two sentences about how the apple looks. They should write only complete sentences and the teacher checks for completion.

Students review their knowledge of colors, read a book about colors, and complete sentences about colors. In this color matching lesson, students read the book Caps for Sale and then create matching color sentences. Students read the...

Students tell time and write a sentence based on the book The Grouchy Ladybug. In this time and writing lesson plan, students actively listen to the book their teacher reads, and participate in telling time activities throughout the...

In this English worksheet, students use forms of have got. Students choose the correct form of have got for several sentences. They also create negative sentences and use short form.

Students use homophones in different ways to help them understand the meanings. For this homophone lesson plan, students write sentences using homophones, say sentences into phones, and listen to a homophone song.