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Class Zoo

Create a Sentence
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What would you say to tell your friend about this animal and what he’s doing?
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Get your supplies.
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Write your name on your Sentence worksheet.
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Pick your noun and cut it out.
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Pick your verb and cut it out.
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Place your noun and verb on your Sentence worksheet.
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Glue your noun and verb on your Sentence worksheet.
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Draw your NOUN.
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Draw your VERB.
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Get your pencil ready to trace your sentence.
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Trace your sentence.
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noun


1 of 3

a word that is an animal, a person, place, or thing
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verb


2 of 3

a word that shows an action
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sentence


3 of 3

a group of words that tells a whole idea
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Class Zoo
Create a Sentence

Students will...

Print Prep
  • learn that one way to write a short sentence is to start with the, add a noun, and a verb.

  • build a simple sentence from a list of nouns and verbs.

  • draw what their sentence says.

  • trace their sentence.

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What you’ll need for students
Nouns and Verbs worksheet 30 copies
Sentence worksheet 30 copies
Crayons for students to share
60
Glue Sticks
30
Scissors
30
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Kinder Lessons Lesson 8: Class Zoo

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