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Grade 6, Language Arts LACRT #: 1 The student will know and apply principles of grammar and usage in writing, speaking, and presenting, and apply mechanics in writing. Four types of sentences Declarative Imperative Interrogative Exclamatory Note: Include end marks.

Lesson Plans: Four Types of Sentences Using the four types of sentences in writing Four Types of Sentences Identifying the four types of sentences Types of Sentences Writing examples of statements, questions, commands, and exclamations

Resources: Four Types of Sentences Homework Tips Language Network Resources Key concepts to creating sentences Suggestions for English Language Learners: ESL Ideas (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional) (B) For non-speaking ESL students, see Language Guide for an on-line picture dictionary with pronunciations for English practice. See Logos Translator Site or Universal Dictionary for translation resources. (B, I) Students manipulate word cards to create sentences and correct punctuation. (I, T) Students keep a writing log for which the teacher provides sentences that are incorrect which students then correct independently or with peers. (I, T) Students practice changing verb tenses by rewriting sentences beginning with "Yesterday, . . . Today, . . . and Tomorrow, . . . "
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