4th Grade:
Today students review the song of question words (Mr. Bear). The teacher explains the difference between each question word and for what type of questions they are used for.
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Theme: Question words
1. Who: is used to ask for a person.
Ex. Who is she? She is Maria.
2, What: is used to ask information.
Ex. What is that? That is a pencil.
3. Where: is used to ask for a place.
Ex. Where is he? He is in his room.
4. Why: is used to ask for a reason or explanation.
Ex. Why she was absent? Because she was sick.
5. How: is used to ask about feelings or transportation.
Ex. How do you feel? I feel good
How do you get there? By plane.
6. Which: is used to ask to compare or choose.
Which color do you like: red or blue? I like red.
7. How much: is used to ask about quantity. (can't count)
Ex. How much sugar can I borrow?
8. How many: is used to ask about quantity. (Can count)
How many pencils I have? You have two pencils.
5th Grade:
Today students review the definition given. The teacher explains what is a subject, a predicate and how to identify them. Then students worked with some exercises
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Theme: Subject and Predicate
Instructions: Draw one line for the subject and two lines for the predicate.
Ex. The car is red.
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1. The lady with the red dress ask me a question.
2. Maria is a nice girl.
3. They are my best friends.
4. Carlos, Jose, and Pablo bought new shoes.
5. The blue car is inside that house.
6. Yesterday after lunch the students were complaining about the short recess
7. Go sit down in the chair.
8. Run, Alice!
