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Modulo Micro Compu Act
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Juan C. Cruz Barreto
Grade: Third
Expectative: Foundational Skill: Print Features
and Text Organization
Indicator: 3.R.FS.13 Apply the distinguishing
features of a sentence when reading (e.g., first
word, capitalization, ending punctuation).
Standard: reading
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Nouns
A noun is used to give name to a
specific thing.
They name animals, people, places
etc.
The are two types of nouns: proper
nouns and common nouns.
Proper nouns
Proper nouns always begin with
capital letter.
T hey name some specific things:
people, places, day of the week and
months of a year.
Proper nouns
Examples:
Ana
New York
February
Monday
Common nouns
They dont begin with capital letter.
Common nous give name to animal
things or ideas.
Common nouns
Examples:
book
kid
friend
girl
mom
school
Proper nouns:
Carlos
Puerto Rico
May
Tuesday
More Examples
Common nouns:
boy
island
month
day
Capitalization
Rules of capitalization:
The first word of a sentence is always
capitalized.
Proper nouns are always capitalized.
Names of relatives when used as proper
nouns.
Capitalization
Rules of capitalization:
Titles of books, stories, etc.
Titles before names are also capitalized.
Example: Doctor Brown
Capitalization
Rules of capitalization:
Weeks, months, seasons and holidays
have capital letters.
Places and trademarks also have capital
letters.
Sentence
A sentence is a group of words that
expresses a thought.
All sentences begin with capital
letter and
Ends with a period.
Sentence
Also all sentences must have a verb
and a noun.
Sentence
Examples:
My mom cooked a delicious dinner.
My family goes on trips every week.
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