Anchor chart types of sentences

Look no further than this blog post for resources to teach the four different types of sentences to your first and second grade students. From anchor charts, hands-on activities to grammar centers, we've all the ideas to teach the four types of sentences in new and fun ways!

Books, books, books! Look at that sweet pile of books donated to our school! There are some great titles in there, and the kids were super pumped to get started reading them...you JUST have to LOVE that! Okay ~ who is ready to hear my broken record? It has been FOREVER since I have spent a quiet Sunday blogging away. Today, I finished the third book in the series that I have been rereading (if you are like my husband, go ahead and look confused and laugh at me here - yes, I said REreading)…

Ideas for teaching Types of Sentences to 3rd, 4th & 5th grade upper elementary students. Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative & Exclamatory

Different Types of Sentences Anchor Chart

Types of sentences anchor chart

If you don't already use them, you're going to love using these this school year. Anchor charts are awesome tools for teaching just about any subject!

4 Kinds of Sentences have two versions on how they label the sentences. Younger students learn that sentences can be statements, questions, commands, and exclamations. By 4th grade, students learn that those kinds of sentences have a new name. They learn the words declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamation. I call them the "grown up" words for statements, questions, commands, and exclamations. To help, here are two posters with the different 4 Kinds of Sentences. One poster…