Daily Language TCAP Review
Use your dry erase boards to write the sentences on the next 3 slides correctly. Each slide has 7 errors.
Correct Me the atoka elementary choir won the First place trophy at the competition held on tuesday may 16.
Does Yours Look Like This? The Atoka Elementary choir won the first place trophy at the competition held on Tuesday, May 16.
Correct Me at the farmers market their selling apples corn and tomatoes every saturday morning
Does Yours Look Like This? At the farmer’s market they’re selling apples, corn, and tomatoes every Saturday morning.
Correct Me The author writes childrens’ books for kids that enjoy foxs fishes, sheeps and duckes.
Does Yours Look Like This? The author writes children's books for kids that enjoy foxes, fish, sheep, and ducks.
Identify my parts! On the next several slides, you will see the same sentences over and over! At the top, you will see the part of speech that I want you to write on your dry erase board. You will have 30 seconds to identify it. Write only that word on your board.
The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room! Simple Subject The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room!
Children
The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room! Simple Predicate The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room!
Ran
The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room! Adjective The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room!
Crazy
The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room! Possessive Noun The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room!
Mrs. Wickham’s
The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room! Article The crazy children ran wildly around Mrs. Wickham’s room!
The
What kind of sentence is this? Please bring me your test
Imperative
Simple Subject At the beginning of the year, our teacher, Mr. Smith, explained the amazing process of metamorphosis!
Teacher
Simple Predicate At the beginning of the year, our teacher, Mr. Smith, explained the amazing process of metamorphosis!
Explained
Proper Noun At the beginning of the year, our teacher, Mr. Smith, explained the amazing process of metamorphosis!
Mr. Smith
Pronoun At the beginning of the year, our teacher, Mr. Smith, explained the amazing process of metamorphosis!
our
Adjective At the beginning of the year, our teacher, Mr. Smith, explained the amazing process of metamorphosis!
Amazing
What kind of sentence is this? Wow, that’s amazing
Exclamatory
What kind of sentence is this? Aren’t you going to the movies with Susan
Interrogative
During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly. Simple Subject During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly.
Baby
During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly. Simple Predicate During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly.
Cried screamed
During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly. Adjective During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly.
Sweet
During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly. What kind of sentence During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly.
Declarative
During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly. Article During the movie, the sweet baby cried and screamed constantly.
The
Billy and Bob shared several test questions with each other. Simple Subject Billy and Bob shared several test questions with each other.
Billy Bob
Billy and Bob shared several test questions with each other. Simple predicate Billy and Bob shared several test questions with each other.
Shared
Billy and Bob shared several questions with each other. Adjectives Billy and Bob shared several questions with each other.
Several
The boy and his dog like to play near the stream. Singular Nouns The boy and his dog like to play near the stream.
boy dog stream
At the snack cart, they sell cookies, crackers, and fruit snacks. Plural Nouns At the snack cart, they sell cookies, crackers, and fruit snacks.
cookies crackers fruit snacks
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