Your student will use the 5 Ws and an H to expand the sentences.
Sentence Building
How does a writer start to build a sentence? The easiest way is to begin with the subject and the predicate. They are the fundamental building blocks of a sentence, just as drywall and studs are for a house. From there a writer may add words, phrases, and clauses to enhance the meaning. Our sentence building worksheets below are intended to help your student write clear and correct sentences. They are free for home or class use. To download the PDF or to view more details, simply click on the title.
Complete Sentences: Missing Subjects
Your youngster will go in search of the missing subject in this complete sentence worksheet.
Complete Sentences: Missing Verbs
Your student will add verbs to the subjects to make a complete sentence.
Find the Sentence
In this worksheet, your student will identify the complete sentences.
Make a Sentence
Here’s a visual worksheet for students learning to write simple sentences.
Make Fun Sentence Cards
Your youngster can make sentences using these colorful noun and verb cards.
Sentence Construction
No need to wear a hard hat with this sentence construction worksheet!
Word Lists: Write a Sentence
Your youngster can combine words from a noun list and a verb list to make a sentence.
Add a Prepositional Phrase
In this worksheet your student will add prepositional phrases to sentences.
Fix the Sentences
It’s time to fix the run-ons and sentence fragments!
Writing Prepositional Phrases
Your youngster will add one or two prepositional phrases to a sentence in this worksheet.