Contractions and Diagramming Sentences Lesson for Students
In this lesson, students will learn about contractions and how to diagram sentences with contractions. They will practice rewriting sentences with contractions broken apart and then diagramming them. Answer key and posters provided.
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1. Not, never and negative contractions
2. Contractions Will not ~ wont Do not ~ dont Should not ~ shouldnt Does not ~ doesnt Were not ~ werent You are ~ youre
3. Directions: If there are contractions in the sentence, the students should rewrite the sentence with the contraction broken apart before they begin diagramming. Example: The clown wont smile. The clown will not smile. Give them a few minutes to do it by themselves, then they will trade and check someone elses paper. Diagram each one and discuss under the doc camera. I left an answer key for you.I usually choose one child for each sentence to explain how they diagrammed it. Ask them what part of speech each word is. They should know these. They can use the posters on the wall to help them.
4. Warm-up #1: 1. The swarming bees wont sting. 2. The bald man doesnt understand. 3. The colorful, noisy parrot always squawks. 4. The dog always chews. 5. The lovely bride wont smile.
5. The swarming bees wont sting.
6. The bald man doesnt understand.
7. The colorful, noisy parrot always squawks.
8. The dog always chews.
9. The lovely bride wont smile.
10. Warm-up #2: 1. The magical, blue genie never frowns. 2. The silly clown often juggles. 3. The young teen is being arrested. 4. The polite maids always clean. 5. My teacher is often helping.
11. The magical, blue genie never frowns.
12. The silly clown often juggles.
13. The young teen is being arrested.
14. The polite maids always clean.
15. My teacher is often helping.
16. Warm-up, #3: 1. The broken glass hasnt been replaced. 2. The plastic grocery bag isnt always floating. 3. Her homework paper shouldnt be ripped. 4. My cell phone isnt often ringing. 5. My kitchen faucet doesnt often leak.
17. The broken glass hasnt been replaced.
18. The plastic grocery bag isnt always floating.
19. Her homework paper shouldnt be ripped.
20. My cell phone isnt often ringing.
21. My kitchen faucet doesnt often leak.
22. Warm-up, #4: 1. The enormous boulder wont budge. 2. The stubborn goat wont budge. 3. My bathroom scale wont budge. 4. The songbird often chirps. 5. The stubborn donkey often brays.
23. The enormous boulder wont budge.
24. The stubborn goat wont budge.
25. My bathroom scale wont budge.
26. The songbird often chirps.
27. The stubborn donkey often brays.
28. Warm-up #5: Rewrite the sentence, breaking apart the contraction. Then diagram it. 1. The little girl wont eat. 2. The happy baby never cries. 3. My pencil lead always breaks. 4. The trapeze artist doesnt fall often. 5. I cant drive.
29. The little girl wont eat.
30. The happy baby never cries.
31. My pencil lead always breaks.
32. The trapeze artist doesnt fall often.
33. I cant drive.
