46 Sentence Starters
Writing and Reading Activities - 46 Sentence Starters
- Ideal as writing prompts 2-3 times per week...plus more ideas for use....
Sentence Starters - Suggestions for Use
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These can be used in so many different ways......don't forget to MODEL, MODEL, MODEL, and have talked about and brainstormed vocabulary, have words displayed etc.
*children cut out the sentence starter strip and glue into books - children use vocab prompts etc to finish the sentence themselves, or wait to dictate it to a teacher/helper.
*children cut out the words and glue back in order to make the sentence starter - children finish as above
*further down the track, children could also copy the whole sentence themselves at the bottom of their page after drawing a wonderful picture which fills up the entire page.
*use the full strips or cut up strips for children to glue onto a separate individual large sheet which after finishing and illustrating can be turned into a class book.
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Ideal as a literacy rotating group task or center task
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Have a specific 'journal' or 'sentences' book into which all of their sentence writing goes - great to look back on their progress over the year as sentences become fuller.
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Ideal for introducing simple sentence structure and grammar concepts.
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Even for older students you can set the task at a higher level, for example with 'I can see a .....' ask the older children to include describing words, and full detail and situation description for their sentence.
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If the size of the sentence strips is too big just reduce them by choosing the 2 pages in 1 or smaller printing option on your printer.
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We have tried to weave themes and special days into some of the sentence starters.
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Many of these starters / journal writing prompts can also be matched up well with many of our concept books.



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