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ORDER UP! Four Types of Sentences
An Ordering Challenge That No Student Can Resist! CCSS: 3.L.2, 4.L.2, 5.L.2, 6.L.2
TEKS: ELA: 3.25.E & C, 3.18.C, 4.18.C, 4.21.C, 5.21.B, 5.21.E
Set 1
Wait! There are four kinds of sentences? That is
so great. Tell me about them, please.
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Order UP! Four Types of Sentences
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Teacher Directions- Set #1 Get ready to have your students excited to play a fun, hands-on
game that will challenge their thinking skills in reading and thinking about
the four types of sentences. This set of Order Up! is the perfect set
to test your students' knowledge, for use as a center activity, an individual
or partner activity, or to help them practice for that important state test!
Directions for Use:
1- Copy the work mat (optional) and order up! strips on card stock.
2- Laminate each page and cut apart the Order Up! strips LEAVING
THE ANSWERS attached!
3- Demonstrate for the students how to play the
game:
a- Start with the card that reads (START).
b- Place it on the bottom section of the work mat. Read and solve the problem that is written
on the START strip.
c- When you have an answer, find the strip that has the answer printed on it. Place it on the
work mat in the next section up.
d- Continue reading and solving problems until you reach the top of the work mat.
4- Explain that all the answers ARE on the strips, and that all the strips are used for the
game.
5- Turn the students loose to enjoy the activity knowing that it is self-
checking, making this a virtually independent activity!
Alternate Ways to Enjoy Your Order Up! set:
Use as a language arts center.
Make copies of the STUDENT VERSION and work mats on regular paper
and have the students "cut and paste" the strips on the work mat.
Once students have a good understanding of how to play, have them
make up their own set of Order Up cards and add it to your collection.
Send home the page as a homework or extra credit assignment.
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ORDER UP! -Mr. Hughes
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START
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
exclamation mark
command
question mark
period
YOU FINISHED!
Fill in the blank: A declarative sentence makes a statement and
ends with a ______.
What are the three symbols used for showing ends of sentences?
Identify the type of sentence:
Please clean-up your room.
Identify the type of sentence:
Look out for that rattlesnake!
Identify the type of sentence:
What is your favorite kind of cookie?
Identify the type of sentence:
Reading books is a great way to increase your vocabulary.
Fill in the blank: An exclamatory sentence shows strong feeling or emotion and ends with an ________ ______.
Fill in the blank: An imperative sentence gives a ________ and
ends with a period.
Fill in the blank: An interrogative sentence asks a question and ends
with a _______ ______.
. ? !
ANSWER KEY/ “FOR LANGUAGE ARTS CENTER USE” MASTER Order Up- Four Types of Sentences Set #1
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START
YOU FINISHED!
(Student Sheet- Cut & Paste for Order Up- Four Types of Sentences)
Students: Cut apart each strip and complete the activity.
. ? !
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
exclamation mark
command
question mark
period
Fill in the blank: A declarative sentence makes a statement and
ends with a ______.
What are the three symbols used for showing ends of sentences?
Identify the type of sentence:
Please clean-up your room.
Identify the type of sentence:
Look out for that rattlesnake!
Identify the type of sentence:
What is your favorite kind of cookie?
Identify the type of sentence:
Reading books is a great way to increase your vocabulary.
Fill in the blank: An exclamatory sentence shows strong feeling or emotion and ends with an ________ ______.
Fill in the blank: An imperative sentence gives a ________ and
ends with a period.
Fill in the blank: An interrogative sentence asks a question and ends
with a _______ ______.
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START
YOU FINISHED!
Order Up!
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