Five pages of telling and asking sentences. On three pages children write a period or a question mark in the box at the end of each sentence. On two pages the end mark is there, and children circle telling or asking. Every question starts with Can, Did or Will, so children can find the asking sentences by their first word as well as their end.
Say a sentence two ways, as telling and as asking: The dog can run. Can the dog run? Let children show a fist for a period and a hooked finger for a question mark as you read each row.
Take turns: you tell something, your child asks a question about it. Then switch, and talk about which ones were questions.
Sentence pages about telling and asking. Children write a period or a question mark at the end of each sentence, then read a sentence and circle whether it tells or asks.
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