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Weekend Paragraph Writing Practice

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Weekend Paragraph Writing Practice

Child writing about weekend activities

🎯 Learning Goal

I can... write a paragraph about my weekend using simple subjects/predicates and compound predicates.

📝 Success Criteria:

I wrote 2-3 sentences with simple subjects and predicates

I wrote 2-3 sentences with compound predicates

My paragraph is about my weekend

I used capital letters and periods correctly

🧠 Quick Review

1. Circle the simple subject in this sentence: "My family went to the park."

My

family

went

park

2. Which sentence has a compound predicate? (The subject does TWO things)

I played soccer.

I played soccer and ate lunch.

My brother played soccer.

3. Complete this sentence with a compound predicate:

On Saturday, I _____________ and _____________.

✏️ Your Weekend Paragraph

4. Write your weekend paragraph below. Remember to include:

• 2-3 sentences with simple subjects/predicates

• 2-3 sentences with compound predicates (subject does two or more things)

🌟 Extension Challenge (Advanced Learners):

5. Add one more sentence that uses both a compound subject AND a compound predicate:

Example: "My sister and I played games and watched movies."

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