Monday, October 24th Warm Up Write these sentences on your warm up page, then label everything. Bright lightning streaked continuously across the sky. It looked ominous. Put parenthesis around the prepositional phrase(s), Circle the subject(s), Underline the verb(s) twice, Star the adjective(s), Label the adverb(s) “ADV” Draw a dotted line that separates the complete subject and predicate. Put a triangle around the pronouns.**
Tuesday, October 25th Warm Up Write these sentences on your warm up page, then label everything. John’s mother hesitantly and shakily agreed that the lightning was pretty. However, she still looked nervous. Put parenthesis around the prepositional phrase(s), Circle the subject(s), Underline the verb(s) twice, Star the adjective(s), Label the adverb(s) “ADV” Draw a dotted line that separates the complete subject and predicate. Put a triangle around the pronouns.**
Wednesday, October 26th Warm Up Write these sentences on your warm up page, then label everything. Four-year-old John found the whole experience exciting. He had never seen this much lightning in the sky. Put parenthesis around the prepositional phrase(s), Circle the subject(s), Underline the verb(s) twice, Star the adjective(s), Label the adverb(s) “ADV” Draw a dotted line that separates the complete subject and predicate. Put a triangle around the pronouns.**
Thursday, October 27th Warm Up Write these sentences on your warm up page, then label everything. Suddenly, they were plunged into darkness. He and his mom looked for the flashlights. Put parenthesis around the prepositional phrase(s), Circle the subject(s), Underline the verb(s) twice, Star the adjective(s), Label the adverb(s) “ADV” Draw a dotted line that separates the complete subject and predicate. Put a triangle around the pronouns.**
Friday, October 28th Warm Up Write these sentences on your warm up page, then label everything. It was difficult to move in the dark. They walked cautiously across the street to their neighbor’s house. Put parenthesis around the prepositional phrase(s), Circle the subject(s), Underline the verb(s) twice, Star the adjective(s), Label the adverb(s) “ADV” Draw a dotted line that separates the complete subject and predicate. Put a triangle around the pronouns.**