Grade 3- Simple and Compound Sentences (3.L.1.1.j)

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First Name:

Last Name:

Part A: Combine the two simple sentences to create a compound sentence. 

Ms. Logan loves reading. She is a great teacher.

Justin was going to school. He woke up with a fever.

Part B: Take the compound sentence and split it into two simple sentences.

You may go outside, but you must clean your room later.

I cannot hear the television, so please turn it up.

Part C:
In this activity, you will identify a paragraph from one of your writing samples to revise and edit.  Identify at least two simple sentences within that paragraph that can be combined into a compound sentence.  Be sure to add a conjunction and any necessary punctuation.  Write the revised paragraph below.

Grade 3- Simple and Compound Sentences (3.L.1.1.j)

Grade 3- Simple and Compound Sentences (3.L.1.1.j)

First Name:

Last Name:

Ms. Logan loves reading. She is a great teacher.

Justin was going to school. He woke up with a fever.

You may go outside, but you must clean your room later.

I cannot hear the television, so please turn it up.

Type your paragraph here:

First Name:

Last Name:

Ms. Logan loves reading. She is a great teacher.

Justin was going to school. He woke up with a fever.

You may go outside, but you must clean your room later.

I cannot hear the television, so please turn it up.

Type your paragraph here: