Parts of Speech Jeopardy Which parts do you

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Parts of Speech Jeopardy Which parts do you remember?

Parts of Speech Jeopardy Which parts do you remember?

Parts of Speech Pronouns Adjectives Nouns Verbs Prepositions 100 100 100 200 200 200

Parts of Speech Pronouns Adjectives Nouns Verbs Prepositions 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

Pronoun: I I am going to the store.

Pronoun: I I am going to the store.

Pronoun: we Can we go with you? .

Pronoun: we Can we go with you? .

Pronoun: she She is very nice.

Pronoun: she She is very nice.

Pronoun: he Should he pet the dog?

Pronoun: he Should he pet the dog?

Pronoun: they They are using a soft voice.

Pronoun: they They are using a soft voice.

Adjective: red She saw a red car.

Adjective: red She saw a red car.

Adjective: round The globe is round.

Adjective: round The globe is round.

Adjective: large The book is too large to fit.

Adjective: large The book is too large to fit.

Adjective: twelve Can I have twelve cookies?

Adjective: twelve Can I have twelve cookies?

Adjective: dazzling That ring is dazzling!

Adjective: dazzling That ring is dazzling!

Noun: dazzling My dog is very sweet.

Noun: dazzling My dog is very sweet.

Noun: shell I found a blue shell.

Noun: shell I found a blue shell.

Noun: school My school is called P. H. Greene.

Noun: school My school is called P. H. Greene.

Noun: principal Mrs. Mc. Bride is our principal.

Noun: principal Mrs. Mc. Bride is our principal.

Noun: Mrs. Magdos My teacher’s name is Mrs. Magdos.

Noun: Mrs. Magdos My teacher’s name is Mrs. Magdos.

Verb: play Can I play cards with you?

Verb: play Can I play cards with you?

Verb: run I can run faster than my sister.

Verb: run I can run faster than my sister.

Verb: draw You draw such beautiful pictures.

Verb: draw You draw such beautiful pictures.

Verb: skating We are going skating after school.

Verb: skating We are going skating after school.

Verb: respect You should respect your teachers.

Verb: respect You should respect your teachers.

Preposition: on Please put your chair on your desk.

Preposition: on Please put your chair on your desk.

Preposition: over That kite is over the school.

Preposition: over That kite is over the school.

Preposition: top Place the pencil on top of your desk.

Preposition: top Place the pencil on top of your desk.

Preposition: right The poetry goes on the right side.

Preposition: right The poetry goes on the right side.

Preposition: through The car went through the tunnel.

Preposition: through The car went through the tunnel.

Way to Go!

Way to Go!