Teach your students about exclamatory, interrogative, declarative and imperative statements with this quick interactive notebook lesson and engaging set of task cards with a Halloween theme. This lesson requires very little prep and can even mark itself! Students love the task cards too!
This holiday resource includes:
a detailed lesson plan on the types of sentences. Students will learn about interrogative, exclamatory, declarative and imperative statements along with different types of punctuation used for each type of sentence.
three different versions of student interactive notebook templates. One version does not require cutting and pasting. This page can be used as a reference page in your language arts books.
photographs of templates completed by students to use as examples.
24 spooky phrases to review the different types of sentences (task cards).
task cards that come in colour or ink-saving paper options, a Google Slides version and a Google Forms version which is self-grading. There are detailed instructions to use each format.
two versions of an easy-to-use answer recording page so you can differentiate for your students.
answer key.
a Halloween theme.
Canadian spellings.
Ninja Note:To access the digital version, download the PDF and click on the link in the file. It can also be used by printing the paper version.
Are you looking for more practice? We have other sets. The lesson is the same in each set, but the task cards are unique to each set.
