1. Bellwork
Sentence
Corrections
Quietly identify the following sentences:
Did you have fun yesterday?
Stay with your group.
We fell into the freezing water!
The lunch was just okay. .

2. Did you have fun
yesterday? Int.
Stay with your group. Imp.
We fell into the freezing
water! Exc.
The lunch was just okay. D
Bellwork

3. Margaret Mitchell won
_______ for her novel Gone
With the Wind in 1937.
a) an Emmy
b) second place
c) a Pulitzer Prize
d) an Oscar
On this date…

4. Margaret Mitchell won
_______ for her novel Gone
With the Wind in 1937.
a) an Emmy
b) second place
c) a Pulitzer Prize
d) an Oscar
On this date…

5. The National Public Radio
(NPR) program ______
made its debut in 1971.
a) All Things Considered
b) Sesame Street
c) Wait, wait Don’t Tell Me
d) Soap On this date…

6. The National Public Radio
(NPR) program ______
made its debut in 1971.
a) All Things Considered
b) Sesame Street
c) Wait, wait Don’t Tell Me
d) Soap On this date…

7. Golda Meir – 1898
Bing Crosby – 1903
Sugar Ray Robinson – 1921
Dulé Hill – 1975
Famous Birthdays

8. What is
onomatopoeia?
LA Fact of
the Day

9. The use of words whose sounds
imitate or suggest their meaning.
Achoo! Ahem. Baa! Bam! Bang.
Beep. Belch! Boink. Boo! Boom!
Buzz. Cheep. Chirp. Clang. Clap.
Click. Cluck. Crackle. Crunch.
LA Fact of
the Day

10. Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory
Sentences

11. Types of
Sentences
(for those who missed the
last two days of it, or at
least missed Tim & Moby)
The Mysteries
of Life…

12. Today’s work:
Last practice
identifying the different
types of sentences
Sentences

13. Practice
BK English Books
pg. L35 numbers 6-10
Identify the sentences &
write what punctuation it
should have. Sentences

14. What do these words have
in common?
age, blame, curb, dance, evidence,
fence, gleam, harm, interest, jam,
kiss, latch, motion, nest, order, part,
quiz, rest, signal, trust, use, view,
win, x-ray, yield, zone
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15. They can all be used as
nouns AND verbs.
age, blame, curb, dance, evidence,
fence, gleam, harm, interest, jam,
kiss, latch, motion, nest, order, part,
quiz, rest, signal, trust, use, view,
win, x-ray, yield, zone
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16. What unusual property do
the following words have
in common?
flour, tern, thirsty
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17. Each can be turned into a
number by removing one
letter.
flour, tern, thirsty
4,10,30
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18. What occurs once in June,
once in July and twice in
August?
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19. The letter u occurs once in
June, once in July and
twice in August.
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20. A man rode in on Monday.
He stayed for three nights
and then left on Monday.
How?
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21. A man rode in on Monday.
He stayed for three nights
and then left on Monday.
How? His horse was
named Monday.
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22. Identify the cliché:
Ircad – It’s raining cats & dogs
Lbyl –
Rtr –
Hyh! –
Llpof –
Ftasb –
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23. Identify the cliché:
Answers are on the
NEXT slide!
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24. Identify the cliché:
Ircad – It’s raining cats & dogs
Lbyl – Look before you leap
Rtr – Raise the roof
Hyh! – Hold your horses!
Llpof – Liar, liar pants on fire
Ftasb – Faster than speeding
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25. FIN
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