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Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me
Circle sentence or fragment.
A shiny red apple.
The clock ticks all day.
The tall boy in the red shirt.
Waiting for the bus.
Snow covers the hill.
My grandma tells funny stories.
The little girl with the puppy.
The little girl hugs her puppy.
A sentence is a group of words that tells who or what and what happens, and it makes sense on its own: The cat naps. A fragment is only part of a sentence, with the who or the what happens missing: The cat. Runs fast. Children who learn to hear the difference write complete thoughts and fix their own mistakes.
On this grade 1 worksheet each line is a group of words, and your child circles sentence or fragment. Each sheet has a mix of both, in a mixed order. Ask two questions about each group: who or what is it about, and what happens? If both answers are there, it is a sentence.
Common Core standard: L.1.1.J
The cat naps. It tells who and what happens, so it is a sentence. The cat. It does not say what happens, so it is a fragment.
Calling a group of words a sentence because it starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.
Ask: who is it about? What happens? If one is missing, it is a fragment.
Calling a group of words a sentence because it starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.
Ask: who is it about? What happens? If one is missing, it is a fragment.
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