Simple compound and complex sentences anchor chart

Books, books, books! Look at that sweet pile of books donated to our school! There are some great titles in there, and the kids were super pumped to get started reading them...you JUST have to LOVE that! Okay ~ who is ready to hear my broken record? It has been FOREVER since I have spent a quiet Sunday blogging away. Today, I finished the third book in the series that I have been rereading (if you are like my husband, go ahead and look confused and laugh at me here - yes, I said REreading)…

Complex Sentences Anchor Chart! This blog post also features a FREE activity where students write their own complex sentences.

Types of Sentences Anchor Chart: Simple, Compound, and Complex

These meaningful activities were created to help you teach your students about simple and compound sentences. They follow the second grade Common Core Language standards.

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Compound Subjects, Predicates & Sentences ~ Anchor Chart * Jungle Academy

Simple, compound and complex sentences are the three types of sentences according to the structure. A simple sentence consists of a subject and a predicate but a compound sentence consists of two or more subjects and two or more predicates. While the complex sentence can be adjective, noun or adverb clause.

Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Basing on the clause structure, the sentences in English can be divided into three different kinds: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences Simple Sentence: (Single Clause) A sentence that consists of only one subject and one finite verb is called a Simple Sentence. It consists of one Subject and

Modifiers & Simple/Compound/Complex Sentences ~ Anchor Chart * Jungle Academy