3rd Grade Grammar Unit: Simple Sentences
4.8 (150 reviews)This resource includes everything you need to teach subjects, predicates, and simple sentences. The materials will allow you to explicitly teach, reinforce, and assess subjects, predicates, and simple sentences in just a few minutes a day. Now Included: Google Forms for the Practice Printable, Task…
- Grade
- Grade 3
- Subject
- Grammar
- Pages
- 40
- Answer key
- Included
- Teaching duration
- 1 Week
- Digital download
- PDF, PowerPoint, and Excel (ZIP)
Description
This resource includes everything you need to teach subjects, predicates, and simple sentences.
The materials will allow you to explicitly teach, reinforce, and assess subjects, predicates, and simple sentences in just a few minutes a day.
Now Included: Google Forms for the Practice Printable, Task Cards, and Assessment!
What’s Included:
•PowerPoint Lesson (Monday)
•Practice Printable – Digital Version Included (Tuesday)
•30 Task Cards – Digital Version Included (Wednesday)
•Sketch Notes (Thursday)
•Assessment – Digital Version Included (Friday)
•BONUS: Interactive Notebook Activity
Download the preview for a detailed overview of the resource.
NOTE: This resource was written based on third-grade content standards. However, none of the student materials are labeled with a grade level. This will allow teachers to use this resource across grade levels.
Get the entire Third-Grade Grammar Bundle HERE!
Other Third-Grade Grammar Units:
•Form and Use Simple Verb Tenses
•Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Agreement
•Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
•Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
•Commas and Quotation Marks in Dialogue
•Use Reference Materials (Dictionary Skills)
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Reviews
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Error! I can't open this document anymore.
I purchased this vocabulary last year, and now I am unable to open it. It says that it has special permissions. Please fix it.
I loved having this for STAAR review. They were able to it by themselves
My daughter did not enjoy this at all. We normally always start out in the morning with some worksheets. In this case there were many things that were thrown at her that had little to no explanation and some were completely new to her. I ended up deleting the file since we never use it now. I really thought this would be a good course for us.
<p>Hello, Abigail. Did you see the detailed teaching notes and grammar student handbook included in the resource? Hopefully those tools help explain the concepts.</p>
My students liked this resource as a reinforcement of skills.
I was excited about this resource. But NOTHING about it has been easy. I don't believe the positive reviews, unless they are not using them daily, or they did not mind adjusting the settings on 144 forms because the settings are ridiculous.
1) "We don't use any student identifiers..." That is the DUMBEST thing I have heard of. Did I miss something and teachers have stopped asking their students to write their names on their papers because we don't need to identify whose work is whose anymore?? As of now, when 20 kids finish a form, you have NO idea who's response is whose. No joke. What the actual heck? So plan on opening 144 forms and setting EVERY ONE to collect email addresses (or whatever you prefer, but that's the easiest for my students).
2) To create the forms, you have to click on an individual link, click make a copy, and then you have the word "copy of" in front of every form. There are lots of better ways the seller could have gone about this with a little research.
3) When I make a form, I try to get the total to be out of 100 points, so that every score is consistent and means something to my students (<70, needs to ask for help from me, 100=all correct, etc.). Every purchased form I've bought has been out of 100 points. These forms are all out of different numbers-8, 16, 22, etc. There is no consistency throughout the week, no way for students to compare scores, and their scores don't means ANYTHING to them or me if I don't have a calculator handy. Just DO BETTER.
4) The other settings are GARBAGE too. Students cannot see the questions that they missed. What kind of teacher doesn't want students to see what they got wrong? I normally DON'T want my students to see correct answers, because I want them to be able to go back and try to find their errors and correct them themselves, BUT on a DAILY SPIRAL, when time is short and they may/may not have been introduced to the topic, I find that student learn a LOT form seeing the correct answer. This setting was also unchecked.
5) There is no logical order to the review questions. There are not models to help compare fractions mid year, just 2 fractions and students are asked to compare. Maybe some schools in Texas teach things in different orders, but we don't teach fractions that early, but they sure as heck could be reviewing place value or multi-step addition/subtraction problems.
If I were selling a product and knew there were 144 individual forms, I would have done the work myself, and given options: This link will give you forms with these settings; This link= these settings...etc. To say that teachers can "easily" change the settings is ridiculous. It is TEDIOUS, easy to miss an important setting like collect EMAILS, and THAT'S WHY I PAID YOU. I should have realized there were teachers out there that don't think about the "little things" and read the fine print or comments before buying.
I WOULD NOT BUY AGAIN for the hassle of making these work.
Questions & Answers (3)
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Hello, I have purchased 4 of your 3rd units, and I wanted to double check what order you would teach them in. Is there a master list of your units and the order? Additionally, do you have any resources on independent vs dependent clauses? Or would that just be found in what you have on subordinating conjunctions and complex sentences? Thanks!
Hello, Molly! The scope and sequence is flexible, but the units were designed to be taught in the order listed in the bundle here: https://teacherthrive.com/product/third-grade-grammar-bundle/
Independent and dependent clauses are covered in this unit: https://teacherthrive.com/product/third-grade-grammar-complex-sentences/
Is this editable?
Thank you,
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide an editable version of this resource because it was created using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. Also, we are prohibited from providing editable versions of resources that contain commercial graphics.
Hello,
I am looking to purchase this resource, but wondering about the Interactive Notebook Piece. The picture in the preview is not related to simple sentences. Is the one with the resource related to simple sentences?
Hi Amanda! Thank you for pointing this out! This is just a mistake in the preview. The INB activity in the resource is on Simple Sentences. Again, thanks for pointing this out so I can get this fixed.




