Simple sentence examples for Kindergarten ELA

📚 Quick Study Guide: Simple Sentences for Kindergarten

• 🗣️ A simple sentence is a complete thought that tells us something.
• 🎯 It usually has two main parts: a subject (who or what the sentence is about) and a predicate (what the subject does or is).
• 🧒 For Kindergarten, simple sentences are short, often 3-5 words, and easy to understand.
• ✨ They help young learners build foundational reading and writing skills.
• 📝 Examples: "The cat sleeps." "I play." "She sings a song."

🧠 Practice Quiz

Choose the best answer for each question.

1. Which of these is a simple sentence?

   A) The big dog.

   B) The big dog barks.

   C) Barks loudly.

2. What is the subject in "The bird flies high"?

   A) high

   B) flies

   C) The bird

3. Which sentence tells a complete thought?

   A) Running fast.

   B) My friend runs fast.

   C) Runs fast.

4. Add a word to make this a simple sentence: "The sun ____."

   A) bright

   B) shines

   C) yellow

5. Which sentence talks about "what the girl does"?

   A) The girl.

   B) Sings a song.

   C) The girl sings a song.

6. Is "Red apple" a simple sentence?

   A) Yes

   B) No

   C) Maybe

7. Which sentence has a subject and an action?

   A) Happy boy.

   B) Plays.

   C) The boy plays.