📚 Part 1: Finding Simple Sentences

Remember: A simple sentence has ONE subject (who or what) and ONE verb (what they do). It tells one complete idea.

1. Circle the simple sentences below:

The dog barks.

The dog barks and runs.

Birds fly.

The cat sleeps on the mat and purrs loudly.

2. Which sentence tells ONE complete idea?

Sarah reads a book and writes notes.

The rain falls.

Tom plays football but he is tired.

3. Circle the simple sentences:

Flowers bloom in spring.

The teacher smiles.

We eat lunch and then play games.

The baby cries.

✏️ Part 2: Building Simple Sentences

4. Complete these simple sentences by adding a verb (action word):

The cat _______________.

My friend _______________.

The ball _______________.

5. Complete these simple sentences by adding a subject (who or what):

_______________ runs fast.

_______________ sings beautifully.

_______________ grows tall.

6. Write your own simple sentences using these word pairs:

Birds + chirp: ________________________________

Children + laugh: ________________________________

The sun + shines: ________________________________

🎨 Part 3: Create Your Own

7. Write three simple sentences about your favourite animal:

8. Look around your classroom. Write two simple sentences about what you see:

Simple Sentence Practice

Simple Sentence Practice

📚 Part 1: Finding Simple Sentences

✏️ Part 2: Building Simple Sentences

🎨 Part 3: Create Your Own

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