Compose Telling Sentences practice check

Q: What will my child learn in "Compose Telling Sentences"?

A sentence is a group of words that tells an idea. When we speak or write, we use sentences to share what we see or think. This Kindergarten English lesson builds the skill Write Complete Simple Sentences (Dictation) with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Compose Telling Sentences" for?

"Compose Telling Sentences" is a Kindergarten English lesson in the Sentence: Cap & Punctuation unit, designed for students around ages 5-6.

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Question 1

Which group of words tells an idea about the fish?

Accepted Answer

I see a big fish.

Answer

Fish big.

Answer

Big and.

Answer

See fish.

Question 2

Which sentence best tells about the picture of friends playing?

Accepted Answer

Friends play together.

Answer

The dog is big.

Answer

I like the sun.

Answer

Birds fly high.

Question 3

Look at the picture of a happy child playing. Dictate a sentence about what you see.

Accepted Answer

The child is happy.

Compose Telling Sentences

Sentences Tell Ideas