Super Sentences

As part of our writing program, every week (or so) each student practices writing an error-free sentence. Because having an innate sense of sentence structure is a foundation of writing, student-created sentences must meet all the standards for a complete sentence: they must be a complete thought, have a subject and predicate, utilize proper punctuation and spelling, and be on-topic. In most weeks, the sentence must also utilize a given construction. Students practice on Monday through Wednesday, receiving daily feedback from the class, and then get tested on Thursday. What appears below under “comments” or “replies’ is the collection of sentences from our first test. The subjects were hot air balloons, One Direction, and microscopes.

30 thoughts on “Super Sentences

  1. The day after yesterday, my stepsister went to the One Direction movie with one of her friends.

  2. On Thursday I went to see a One Direction concert and it was so much fun I screamed until I lost my voice.

  3. Sunday I saw One Direction singing and dancing to “What Makes You Beautiful” on a flying butterfly.

  4. I once rode in a big striped hot air balloon and when I rose up in the air everything looked tiny.

  5. Wouldn’t it be grooo-ooo-vy if One Direction created a little song about microscopes falling from banana-shaped hot air balloons?

  6. Yesterday at my house my brother and I made a giant tower of Legos because we were bored.

  7. Yesterday Morgan told me she found a baseball in a shower cap, but it had mold on it.

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