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Simple Sentence Writing Practice

Help the class newsletter tell the story of a busy day at the park. A simple sentence tells one complete idea. It has a who or what (the subject) and an action or being word (the verb). Start with a capital letter and finish with a full stop.

Spot the sentence parts

First, notice who is doing something. Then check that each sentence is written clearly.

1.Choose one thing you might see at a park and complete a sentence with a subject and a verb: “The ______ ______.”
2.Which sentence is ready for the class newsletter?
  • the tui sings
  • The tui sings.
  • The Tui Sings
3.In “Aisha kicks the ball.”, which words tell who is doing the action?
  • Aisha
  • kicks
  • the ball
4.In “The children laugh.”, which word is the action word (verb)?
  • The
  • children
  • laugh

Put the words in order

Arrange each word set to make one complete sentence. Remember the capital letter and full stop.

5.The park helper dropped these words: “the / feeds / ducks / Hana”. Put them in order to make a sentence.
6.A mixed-up caption says: “bright / flowers / grow / the”. Put them in order to make a sentence in which “bright” describes the flowers.

Make the story your own

Write clear sentences to add lively details to the newsletter.

7.Finish this sentence with an action: “The little bird ______.” Write the whole sentence with a capital letter and full stop.
8.Write a simple sentence about something a child could do at the park. Include a subject, a verb, a capital letter and a full stop.
9.Write a simple sentence about an animal you like. Make sure it tells who or what and what it does.
10.Write one simple sentence about something you did yesterday. Begin with a capital letter and finish with a full stop.

3 printable pages

  • Simple Sentence Writing Practice, page 1 of 3: Spot the sentence parts

    Page 1

  • Simple Sentence Writing Practice, page 2 of 3: Put the words in order, Make the story your own

    Page 2

  • Simple Sentence Writing Practice, page 3 of 3: 9. Write a simple sentence about an animal you like. Make sure it tells who or what

    Page 3

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