Sentence Building

Arrange these words to make a sentence: excited, soccer, The, children, played, during, recess. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: tree, firefighters, the, kitten, brave, The, from, the, rescued. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: climbed, The, squirrel, oak, the, quickly, tree. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, cold, wind, blew, the, leaves, across, the, yard. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: We, learned, about, different, types, of, animals, today. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: recess, soccer, children, The, played, excited, during. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: tree, rescued, from, kitten, the, brave, the, firefighters, The. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: climbed, tree, the, squirrel, quickly, oak, The. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, cold, wind, blew, the, leaves, across, the, yard. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: We, learned, about, different, types, of, animals, today. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: during, children, recess, played, excited, soccer, The. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: the, kitten, The, tree, from, firefighters, rescued, brave, the. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: tree, climbed, quickly, oak, the, The, squirrel. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, cold, wind, blew, the, leaves, across, the, yard. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: We, learned, about, different, types, of, animals, today. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: soccer, during, children, recess, The, played, excited. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: The, the, rescued, brave, firefighters, tree, the, from, kitten. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: quickly, the, climbed, squirrel, oak, The, tree. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, cold, wind, blew, the, leaves, across, the, yard. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: We, learned, about, different, types, of, animals, today. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: The, during, played, recess, soccer, children, excited. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: brave, kitten, the, tree, rescued, firefighters, The, from, the. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: climbed, The, quickly, the, oak, tree, squirrel. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, cold, wind, blew, the, leaves, across, the, yard. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: We, learned, about, different, types, of, animals, today. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: children, recess, played, The, during, excited, soccer. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My grandmother bakes delicious." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "The colorful butterfly landed gently on the flower."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: We, carefully, built, a, tall, sandcastle, at, the, beach. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: She, quickly, finished, her, homework, before, dinner. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: tree, kitten, the, firefighters, the, from, brave, rescued, The. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "He always shares his." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "Our teacher read an interesting story about space."

Use at least three of these words to write your own sentence: The, noisy, thunder, woke, everyone, up, last, night. Remember capitals and periods.

Turn these words into a question: I, planted, tiny, seeds, in, the, garden, yesterday. Start with a question word (who, what, where, when, why) and end with a question mark.

Arrange these words to make a sentence: squirrel, climbed, tree, oak, quickly, The, the. Start with a capital letter and end with a period.

Here is a short sentence: "My brother and I." Add one more word to make it longer and more interesting.

Add a describing word (like big, red, happy) to this sentence: "She carefully painted a beautiful sunset picture."