Galactic Grammar Packet
Galactic Grammar
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Parts of Speech
- Noun: Person, place, thing (Planet)
- Verb: Action or state (Orbit)
- Adjective: Describes nouns (Icy)
- Adverb: Describes verbs (Quickly)
Sentence Squad
- Simple: One complete thought.
- Compound: Joined by FANBOYS.
- Complex: Joined by because, if.
Time Travel (Verbs)
Past
Present
Future
Landed
Lands
Will Land
S-V Agreement
They must match in number!
- ✅ The star shines. (Singular)
- ✅ The stars shine. (Plural)
Pronoun Power
I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, them.
Cool Conjunctions
FANBOYS: For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So.
Oops! Words
- It's: It is / Its: Belonging to it
- Their: Ownership / There: Place
- To: Direction / Two: 2
Stop Signs
Always capitalize Proper Nouns (Mars, NASA) and the start of sentences!
. ? ! ,
Cosmic Vocabulary
Nebula: A cloud of gas and dust in space.
Orbit: The curved path of a celestial object.
Asteroid: A small rocky body orbiting the sun.
Gravity: The force that pulls objects together.
Mission Control
Grammar Training Module
PILOT:
DATE:
01 Parts of Speech Identification
Read the sentence and identify the part of speech for the bolded word.
1. The gigantic rocket sat on the launch pad.
2. Earth orbits around the Sun every 365 days.
02 The Sentence Lab
Combine these two simple sentences into one compound sentence using a conjunction.
Mars is known as the Red Planet. It has two small moons.
03 Agreement Check
Circle the correct verb to complete the sentence.
A.
The telescope ( show / shows ) us distant galaxies.
B.
Asteroids ( travel / travels ) at very high speeds.
04 Oops! Words
Look at ( they're / there / their ) beautiful rings!
Mercury is small, and ( it's / its ) surface is rocky.
05 Fix the Launch
Rewrite with proper capitalization & punctuation:
the astronauts at nasa will travel to venus next year
Final Countdown Challenge
Circle the Pronoun & Underline the Conjunction
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, but it is mostly made of gas. We can see it clearly through a telescope.