The document discusses the different parts of a sentence, including that a sentence tells a complete idea with a capital letter and ending punctuation. It notes that the naming part of a sentence identifies who or what is performing the action, and provides examples of sentences where the naming part is identified as "Sam", "Pig", "Max and Pam", or "The dog". The document encourages creating new sentences with different animal naming parts.

1. Parts of a
Sentence

2. Do you remember the three things we
learned about a sentence?
A sentence is a group of words
that tell a whole idea.
A sentence starts with a
capital letter.
A sentence ends with
punctuation (like a period or
question mark).

3. Now we are going to learn about the
naming parts of sentences.
The naming part of a sentence tells
us…
Who?
What?
Let’s look at some sentences and find
the naming parts.

4. Sam is in the sack.
Who is in the sack?
Sam is the naming
part.

5. Pig takes a sip.
Who takes a sip?
Pig is the naming
part.

6. Max and Pam play
music.
Who plays music?
Max and Pam is the
naming part.

7. The dog is in the sack.
What is in the sack?
The dog is the naming
part.

8. Let’s make some sentences.
The animals will be the naming
part of the sentence.
horse can see you.
dog
pig
cat
The ______

9. Learning about the naming part of a
sentence will help you become a
super reader!