When does it end?

• I grew up on the corner of Fake Street and Dirt Road My home was a very small place where I lived with my whole family There were five of us My mother and father both worked, while my grandparents looked after me during the day In the evenings I would visit with my friend Johnny and his dog One evening, Johnny’s dog ran away and we needed to find him.

Try this again,

• I grew up on the corner of Fake Street and Dirt Road. My home was a very small place where I lived with my whole family. There were five of us. My mother and father both worked, while my grandparents looked after me during the day. In the evenings I would visit with my friend Johnny and his dog. One evening, Johnny’s dog ran away and we needed to find him.

Periods

A Grammar Lesson With Mr. Bono

What is a Period?

• A period is a full stop

• A period is a full breath for the reader

• A period is the ending of a sentence

• A period is the ending of piece of information

Why Use Periods?

• We use periods to allow the reader to take a full breath and continue reading

• We use periods to give the reader a chance to separate information in their brain

How to use Periods

• A period is used at the end of a sentence• It is placed beside the word on the left side

of it.• After you place a period, the next

sentence is put on the right side of the period. This new sentence will need to be one space away from the period

• A new sentence will always begin with a capital letter in the first word.

Classroom Task #1

• After looking at the picture in the next slide, come up with three sentences about it.

Classroom Task #2

• Alright, each of you have a word, and I need you to put your words together to make me a full sentence.

• Talk to the rest of your teammates to complete this task in the next five minutes.

• If some of you have two words that is fine, continue the task as normal.

Debrief

What sentences did we come up with? Please come up to the board and write down the sentences to see which team had the most sentences/correct sentences created.

Exit Card

• Spiderman stepped onto the ledge that lit up from the bright city lights he looked behind him at Mary Jane and apologized that he had to go Venom was a threat to more than just New York City Spiderman knew that as long as Venom knew who Spiderman really was, then Mary Jane was also in danger

Self-Check

• Spiderman stepped onto the ledge that lit up from the bright city lights. He looked behind him at Mary Jane and apologized that he had to go. Venom was a threat to more than just New York City. Peter Parker knew that as long as Venom knew who Spiderman really was, then Mary Jane was also in danger.