Grade 3/Sentences
The Four Types of Sentences — Identify
Students label each sentence as a statement, question, command, or exclamation — the four fundamental sentence types in English.
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Teaching Notes
Teach the four types with voice: flat tone (statement), rising (question), firm (command), high-pitched (exclamation). Students can "perform" each sentence to identify the type.
Vocabulary
Statement: Tells a fact or opinion.
Question: Asks for information.
Command: Tells someone to do something.
Exclamation: Shows strong feeling.
Common Mistakes
- Calling an exclamation a statement just because it does not have a question mark
- Confusing commands with statements when the subject is implied
Extension Activities
- Write examples of each sentence type.
- Identify sentence types in a story.
- Change sentence types.
Parent Tip
Read sentences aloud with different tones to show sentence types.
Learning Path
Skills Practiced
identify declarative sentencesidentify interrogative sentencesidentify imperative sentencesidentify exclamatory sentences