3rd Grade - Write Complete Sentences

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3rd Grade - Write Complete Sentences Editing Invitation 3rd Grade - Write Complete Sentences

Excerpt from The Chocolate Touch by Patrick Skene Catling Invitation to Notice John put a gloved thumb in his mouth and thoughtfully chewed. Mrs. Midas looked puzzled as she waved good-bye. Their faces were drenched with chocolate syrup. Excerpt from The Chocolate Touch by Patrick Skene Catling and Margot Apple (pg. 44, 46, 97)

Bonus A complete sentence contains a SUBJECT and a PREDICATE. The subject names someone or something. The predicate tells what the subject is doing or has done. Their faces were drenched with chocolate syrup. Subject Predicate

Imitate a complete sentence. Invitation to Imitate Imitate a complete sentence. Their faces were drenched with chocolate syrup. . Subject Predicate

Write a complete sentence. Invitation to Write Write a complete sentence. . Subject Predicate

Invitation to Celebrate Share an original complete sentence that you created.

How are the sentences different from the original? Invitation to Compare How are the sentences different from the original? John put a gloved thumb in his mouth and thoughtfully chewed. Put a gloved thumb in his mouth and thoughtfully chewed. John gloved thumb in his mouth and thoughtfully chewed. John put a gloved thumb and thoughtfully chewed.

Invitation to Edit (1) Ears grew red. (2) He knew he wasn’t supposed to eat candy before meals. What revision, if any, should be made in sentence 1? Ears grew redder. John’s ears grew red. Ears grew big and red. Make no change.