1. Warm Ups
A simple sentence is made up of one complete subject and one complete predicate.
She ate.
My grandmother’s neighbor from across the hallway ate a whole pot of spaghetti and meatballs by herself.

2. my sister jumped on her new bed
Homework: Monday
Identify the subject and predicate. Add punctuation and capitalization, as well.
my sister jumped on her new bed

3. Warm Ups
A complex sentence has one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
She likes the guy who sits in front of her.
We will eat when the bell rings.

4. Homework: Tuesday
Label the sentence, identify the subject and predicate, and add punctuation and capitalization.
we will start the test when the announcements end

5. Warm Up
There are four demonstrative pronouns that point out specific persons, animals, places, things, and ideas.
this that these those

6. Homework: Wednesday
Label the sentence, identify the subject and predicate, and add punctuation and capitalization.
this is the way to dress the baby for warm weather

7. Warm Up A preposition is a word that tells how two things are related.
Prepositions tell:
where something is located: Sarah’s dog is inside the house.
in what direction something is going: Sarah’s dog ran from the house.
when something happens (time): Sarah’s dog barked during the football game.
and the relationship between a noun/pronoun and another word in the sentence: Sarah went with her dog.

8. Homework: Thursday
Label the sentence, identify the subject and predicate, and add punctuation and capitalization.
lacie went to the halloween party with grace