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Loewen, Nancy

Frog. Frog? Frog!: Understanding Sentence Types

24 pp. | Capstone/Picture Window | August, 2013 | Library ISBN 978-1-4048-8321-5 $27.32 | Paper ISBN 978-1-4795-1920-0 $7.95 | Ebook ISBN 978-1-4795-1907-1
(4) K-3 Language on the Loose series. Illustrated by Merrill Rainey. In Frog, each cleverly named member of a family communicates exclusively through one kind of sentence (e.g., son Exclamuel uses only exclamatory). In Whatever, a boy overcomes a chronic case of monotone expression ("ouch thatll leave a mark") thanks to punctuation. The purposeful stories are silly but memorable vehicles to reinforce sentence types and the purpose for punctuation. Reading list. Review covers these Language on the Loose titles: Whatever Says Mark and Frog. Frog? Frog!.
Reviewer: Sethany Rancier Alongi

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