📖 Part 1: Simple Sentences (Subject + Verb)

Instructions: Cut out the strips below. Match the pictures with the words to build simple sentences.

Strip 1:

[Picture: Dog running]

The dog

runs

Strip 2:

[Picture: Girl reading book]

The girl

reads

Strip 3:

[Picture: Bird flying]

The bird

flies

🔗 Part 2: Compound Sentences (Using 'and')

Instructions: These strips show two actions joined by 'and'. Cut them out and read the complete sentences.

Strip 4:

[Picture: Boy eating]

The boy eats

and

[Picture: Boy drinking]

he drinks

Strip 5:

[Picture: Cat sleeping]

The cat sleeps

and

[Picture: Dog plays]

the dog plays

🔄 Part 3: Compound Sentences (Using 'but')

Instructions: These strips show contrasting actions joined by 'but'. Notice how the second part is different from the first.

Strip 6:

[Picture: Sun shining]

It is sunny

but

[Picture: Person in coat]

it is cold

Strip 7:

[Picture: Girl wanting ice cream]

She wants ice cream

but

[Picture: Empty wallet]

has no money

✏️ Part 4: Build Your Own Sentences

Instructions: Use the blank strips below to create your own sentences. Draw pictures and write words.

1. Create a simple sentence (Subject + Verb):

2. Create a compound sentence using 'and':

and

3. Write three complete sentences using your sentence strips:

Visual Sentence Building Strips

Visual Sentence Building Strips

📖 Part 1: Simple Sentences (Subject + Verb)

🔗 Part 2: Compound Sentences (Using 'and')

🔄 Part 3: Compound Sentences (Using 'but')

✏️ Part 4: Build Your Own Sentences

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