Declarative Sentences Grade One

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  1. Hello, boys and girls.
  2. How are you today?
  3. We will learn about declarative sentences or telling sentences.
  4. A declarative sentence is a sentence that makes a statement.
  5. It ends with a period we learned earlier.
  6. That simple sentence must contain two parts.
  7. Who is the sentence about and the telling part And
  8. every sentence must begin with a capital letter, and it
  9. must end with a period or with a full stop
  10. Again. A declarative sentence is a telling sentence.
  11. A declarative sentence makes a statement.
  12. Let's look at the examples here.
  13. He likes pepperoni pizza, so it's a statement or it's
  14. a declarative sentence.
  15. The umbrella is screen.
  16. Mrs. Smith is a teacher.
  17. They are all telling sentences or declare a tive sentences
  18. or they are statements.
  19. A statement is a stealing sentence.
  20. It tells the reader, is something.
  21. If you look at the picture here, you see a
  22. ship and the example here that the ship sailed across
  23. the ocean.
  24. This is a declarative sentence or a telling sentence.
  25. Remember, that statement starts with a capital letter and ends
  26. with a period.
  27. More examples about declarative sentences.
  28. The elefant is gree.
  29. The lion is orange.
  30. The zebra is black and white.
  31. The Flamingo is big.
  32. Can you come up with more?
  33. Declare it of sentences.
  34. I'll give you two minutes to grab a pencil and
  35. the paper and to write one declarative sentence.
  36. A question.
  37. Ask the reader something.
  38. It begins with a question word and the question word
  39. here is what What color is the dog?
  40. If you look at the end of that sentence, you
  41. notice that there is a question mark.
  42. So again, a question begins with a question word and
  43. ends with a question mark.
  44. A question starts with a capital letter and end with
  45. a question mark.
  46. Can you see the green question mark here?
  47. A question can be answered.
  48. What color is the dog?
  49. Look at the picture here and you tell the answer.
  50. The dog is brown.
  51. So again, questions can be answered where, as statements cannot
  52. be answered and a question starts with a question word
  53. like what?
  54. It asks something.
  55. It starts with a capital letter and ends with a
  56. question mark.
  57. What are the question words we have?
  58. Who may Why would how Waas should what could win,
  59. where does our is and which now let's identify the
  60. sentences here.
  61. Are they questions or are they statements?
  62. Can we go to the park?
  63. Always look at the beginning off the sentence is it?
  64. Does it start with a question word?
  65. Then it's a question.
  66. So circle can and in the sentence with a question
  67. mark. Let's move to the second drawer.
  68. The shirt iss blue.
  69. You ended with a full stop.
  70. Do you like the slide?
  71. Always look at the beginning.
  72. Does it begin with a question word?
  73. Yes, it's Do so.
  74. You need to endure question with a question mark.
  75. My pool is fun.
  76. This is a telling sentence.
  77. You ended with a full stop.
  78. I want you to read the rest off that questions
  79. and sentence statements, and I want you to write the
  80. proper punctuation on dhe.
  81. Email it to your teacher.
  82. I hope you enjoy today's lesson.
  83. Thank you, everyone.