Is it the naming or action part of the sentence?

Learning Objectives Identify the naming part of a simple sentence. Identify the action part of a simple sentence. Explain that the naming part tells 'who' or 'what'. Explain that the action part tells what is happening. Sort words into 'naming' and 'action' groups. Create a simple sentence using one naming part and one action part. Look at a puppy! 🐶 What is the puppy doing? Let's find out! Every sentence has two special parts. We will learn about the naming part and the action part. This helps us build super sentences! Real-World Applications Telling your friends a story Asking for a toy you want Reading your favorite picture book Writing a note to your family

TermDefinitionExample SentenceA group of words that tells a whole idea. It's a complete thought! 💡The sun shines. ☀️ Naming Part (Subject)The part that tells WHO or WHAT the sentence is about. It's the star of the show! ⭐In 'The frog hops,' the naming part is 'The frog.' 🐸 Action Part (Predicate)The part that tells WHAT the naming part IS or DOES. It's the action! 🤸In 'The frog hops,' the action part is 'hops.' 🏃 NounA word for a person, place, or thing. Nouns are often in the naming part.girl, school, apple 🍎 VerbAn action word! Verbs are always in the action part.run, jump, sing 🎤

The Sentence Recipe Naming Part + Action Part = A Complete Sentence A good sentence needs both parts. It needs a 'who' and a 'what happened'. The 'Who or What?' Question Ask: 'Who or what is this about?' The answer to this question is the naming part of the sentence. The 'What Happened?' Question Ask: 'What did the naming part do?' The answer to this question is the action part of the sentence.