Sentence Diagramming - A Visual Approach to Grammar

Students will be taught how to:

Identify and define parts of speech (noun, verb, adjective, etc.) within a sentence.
Describe how the subject and predicate work together in a sentence.
Diagram a compound or complex sentence, showing the relationship between clauses.
Compare different sentence types (declarative, interrogative, etc.) and identify how their structure differs.
Write and diagram a complex sentence that uses a variety of parts of speech and sentence structures.

By progressing through these levels, students deepen their understanding of grammar, improve their critical thinking skills, and develop a stronger foundation in both language arts and general cognitive skills.

The class is structuref by a lesson shared on my video camera, an example, and then working on similar sentences on their own. 

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