Part 1: Invitation to Notice
• Sabrina looked in the bag inside were some of the strangest clothes
she had ever seen there were two pairs of bright blue pants that had
little hearts and balloons sewn on them.
Part 1: Invitation to Notice
• Across the wide ocean.
• The big, mean dog in the house.
• With all of her might.
Grammar Resource- Sentence Formula
• Noun + Verb = Complete Sentence
• Subject + Predicate = Complete Sentence
• Example
• Sabrina looked around the room.
• It was painted in soft yellow.
Noun/Subject
Person, place, or thing the entire
sentence is about
Verb/Predicate
Tells what the subject is or does
Fragment
*sentence is missing subject or verb
The big, mean dog in the house.
Run-on
*more than one idea without punctuation
or FANBOYS
Sabrina looked in the bag inside
were some of the strangest clothes
she had ever seen there were two
pairs of bright blue pants.
Is this a complete sentence?
• Three big kids raced across the lawn.
• My four year old brother.
• I saw my neighbor’s dog running across the street he was coming straight towards
me with a look of pure evil in his eyes.
• My brother’s best friend posted a message.
• James, Curtis, and Ed played miniature golf.
• The nice woman next door.
• Leaped out of the ocean!
Part 2: Invitation to Notice
Sabrina yanked on the closest one, but it was locked tight.
Mr. Canis opened his eyes, and he turned to look at the girls with his
eyebrows arched.
It smelled sweet and spicy, and the meatballs were not made from
meat.
Part 3: Invitation to Identify
Which pattern do you see?
Incomplete Sentence
The big bear in the woods.
Simple Sentence
Mary and Susie ran around the block.
Compound sentence
Mary ran around the block, and Julie jumped on the playground.
Part 4: Invitation to Identify
Which pattern do you see?
Incomplete Sentence
The big bear in the woods.
Simple Sentence
Mary and Susie ran around the block.
Compound sentence
Mary ran around the block, and Julie jumped on the playground.
• I ate dinner at the restaurant, but I made dessert at home.
•My dad and I watched the movie on TV.
•The beautiful sailboat on the ocean.
•Reading, Writing, and Math are some of my favorite subjects.
•Jason played and won his soccer game on Saturday.
Part 5: Invitation to Collect
• Take some time to look through the picture books at your table to
find more examples of compound sentences.
• Write your favorite sentence on a sentence strip.
Part 6 and 7: Invitation to FANBOYS
Incomplete Sentence
The big bear in the woods.
Simple Sentence
Mary and Susie ran around the block.
Julie ran and jumped on the playground.
Compound sentence
Mary ran around the block, and Julie jumped on the playground.
Using the picture and a FANBOYS, write a
compound sentence.
Part 8: Invitation to Edit
• Worksheet
• Partnerships
Incomplete Sentence
The big bear in the woods.
Simple Sentence
Mary and Susie ran around the block.
Julie ran and jumped on the playground.
Compound sentence
Mary ran around the block, and Julie jumped on the
playground.
Part 9: Invitation to Edit
****Don’t forget our sentence formula!****
One hot summer morning, Ali and George met to pick berries in a
nearby field. Over the fence between Ali’s house and the berry field.
They started to brush aside the bees and flies that were buzzing around
after working hard for two hours, they were covered in dirt and were
purple with berry juice. Went home so grandma could cook pies. Ali
was so excited to eat pie she ran all the way home she dropped berries
along the way. I could eat one all by myself right now shouted Ali.
Part 10: Invitation to Edit
****Don’t forget our sentence formula!****
Darcy will have a great time when she goes on vacation next month she
is going to visit Florida. Stay at an oceanfront home. Everyday she will
swim in the hotel pool go sailing. Fishing with her grandparents and
crabbing with her dad. Darcy and her brother will make sandcastles
along the beach she will play hard all day and sleep hard every night!
Part 11: Invitation to Edit
****Don’t forget our sentence formula!****
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