Every day, children hear and use sentences that tell someone to do something. "Please sit down." "Look at this" "Be careful." These are imperative sen ...
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Children are born curious. From the moment they can speak, they ask questions. Why is the sky blue? Where do animals sleep? Can I have a cookie? These ...
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Every day, children share their world with us through words. They tell us what they see, what they feel, and what they think. When they make these sta ...
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Every time children speak, they choose a type of sentence. Sometimes they tell us something. Sometimes they ask us something. Sometimes they show exci ...
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Some sentences need more than just a subject and a verb to feel complete. They need something extra to finish the thought. That something extra is cal ...
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Words can be plain and simple, or they can be colorful and exciting. Modifiers are the words that add color, detail, and excitement to our language. T ...
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Every action needs something to receive it. When someone throws, they throw something. When someone sees, they see something. That something is the ob ...
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Every sentence has a job to do. The subject tells us who or what the sentence is about. The predicate tells us what that subject does or is. It is the ...
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Every time children speak, they are building with language. Sometimes they use single words. Sometimes they use short phrases. But when they really wa ...
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The future is full of wonderful adventures waiting to unfold. For a six-year-old, imagining actions that will continue over time and then finish at a ...
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The future holds many exciting moments for a six-year-old. Birthday parties, family trips, and special celebrations all lie ahead. The future perfect ...
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