I can follow classroom rules for listening. STUDENT FRIENDLY LANGUAGE. LANGUAGE. I can…. L.1.1.b. I can use common proper
Nouns. 10. 1.1A Plus a Quotation. 11. 1.1B Nouns Abound in the Classroom. 12. Pronouns. 1.2. Pronouns. 13. 1.2A Two at a Time. 15. 1.2B Naming the Pronouns.
1.1B. HP-N. WE SU PO. 12. Twenty common nouns of people and things found in a classroom are hidden in this puzzle. Words are placed backward forward
The student conducts classroom and outdoor investigations Throughout social studies in Kindergarten-Grade 12 students build a foundation in history;.
Nouns and Verbs Have a Field Day and Punctuation (L.1.1b c
Phonics/Spelling Skill: short I Consonants reviewed throughout Unit 1 L.1.1b. GRAMMAR. Grammar Skill: Singular and Plural Nouns.
Places around town. • Classroom actions pronouns. • Greeting people. • Listening for information about people's locations. • Pronouncing reduced and.
Use frequently occurring nouns and verbs in writing. W.K.10.c Move around the classroom or on the playground in ways defined by the verbs used by.
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L.1.1.b (Use common proper and possessive nouns) Be sure you have a clear path around the classroom for an activity where students will be.
Lesson 1: Identifying nouns Nouns The nouns in Lesson 1 were all concrete nouns 1 She read the play over again 2 The actions became monotonous 3 You just haven't known that you know it Lesson 3: Singular and plural nouns 11 Mrs smith took the 10th grade class of lincoln high school to france for a trip
Expanded Noun Phrases Resource Pack (pages 33-38) • Independent activity with 3 levels of difficulty Identifying Word Classes in Sentences Resource Pack ( pages 39-44) 1b 4,152,260 (represented pictorially) – the other numbers round to Answers – Fractions to Decimals 1 Developing Varied Fluency (p8) 1a 4, 7
1 Basic English Grammar Module Unit 1B: The Noun Group Objectives of the All students at university who need to improve their knowledge of English grammar in Put square brackets around the Qualifiers in the following noun groups
Elicit what is being described here (a verb) and that verbs are a part of speech 2 sentences and Group B looks at the underlined words 11–20 This material may be photocopied (without alteration) and distributed for classroom use provided no charge is made (5 minutes) Round up to summarise points covered
English Year 1: (1G3 1) How words can combine to make sentences Terminology for Classroom Secrets Limited 2018 My cat is little 1b Underline the noun in the sentence below The man is thin 2a around the small garden 10b
1 noun plurals It seems the groups I will be part of over the years have made up 11 1 How many person are in your class? a This sentence is correct b
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Varied Fluency
Step 4: Recognising Nouns in Sentences
National Curriculum Objectives:
English Year 1: (1G3.1)How words can combine to make sentences
Terminology for pupils:
(1G3.1)sentence
Differentiation:
DevelopingQuestions to supportrecognition of nouns in single-clause sentences. Only one nounused in each sentence. Using mainly CVC and CCVC/CVCC words. ExpectedQuestions to supportrecognition of nouns in single-clause sentences. Up to two nounsand adjectives used in sentences. Using high frequency or phonetically decodable words. Greater DepthQuestions tosupport recognition of nouns inmulti-clause sentences. Up to two nouns and additional adjectives in each sentence. Using some words which are not easily decodable. More resourcesfrom our Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling scheme of work. reviewit on our website. classroomsecrets.co.uk Varied Fluency Recognising Nouns in Sentences Teaching Information
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Recognising Nouns in
Sentences
Recognising Nouns in
Sentences
1a. Underline the noun in the sentence
below.
My cat is little.
1b. Underline the noun in the sentence
below.
The man is thin.
2a. True or false? The noun has been
circled.
The dog barks.
2b. True or false? The noun has been
circled.
The boy is big.
3a. Tick the noun in the sentence below.
The shop is shut.
3b. Tick the noun in the sentence below.
The car is fast.
4a. Circle the noun in the sentence
below.
The pan is hot.
4b. Circle the noun in the sentence
below.
The hat is red.
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Recognising Nouns in
Sentences
5a. Underline the nouns in the sentence
below.
The tall girl runs to the new shop.
5b. Underline the nouns in the sentence
below.
The big dog barks at the black cat.
6a. True or false? All the nouns have been
circled in the sentence below.
The ugly troll lives under the bridge.
6b. True or false? All the nouns have been
circled in the sentence below.
The little baby sat on the soft rug.
7a. Tick the nouns in the sentence below.
The brown bear sat next to the tree.
7b. Tick the nouns in the sentence below.
The small boy reads his new book.
8a. Circle the nouns in the sentences
below.
A.The big dog runs after the ball.
B.The little girl plays on the swing.
8b. Circle the nouns in the sentences
below.
A.The man sits on the big rock.
B.The brown cow eats grass.
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Sentences
Recognising Nouns in
Sentences
9a. Underline the nouns in the sentence
below. the dentist but he went anyway.
9b. Underline the nouns in the sentence
below.
My greedy uncle likes eating huge
10a. True or false? All the nouns have
been circled in the sentence below.
The large dog barked and ran
around the small garden.
10b. True or false? All the nouns have
been circled in the sentence below.
We have a blue car because it is
our favourite colour.
11a. Tick the nouns in the sentence
below.
He threw the yellow ball over the
high fence and someone found it.
11b. Tick the nouns in the sentence
below.
I walked through the dark forest
because I wanted to get home.
12a. Circle the nouns in the sentences
below.
The night sky was clear and filled
with twinkling stars.
12b. Circle the nouns in the sentences
below.
Jessica ate the largest piece of
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Varied Fluency
Recognising Nouns in Sentences
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Recognising Nouns in Sentences
Developing
1a. cat
2a.
3a. shop
4a. pan
Expected
5a. girl, shop
6a.
7a. bear, tree
8a. A dog, ball. B girl, swing.
Greater Depth
9a. man, dentist
10a.
11a. ball, fence
12a. sky, stars
Developing
1b. man
2b.
3b. car
4b. hat
Expected
5b. dog, cat
6b.
7b. boy, book
8b. A man, rock. B cow, grass
Greater Depth
9b. uncle, pizzas
10b.
11b.forest, home
12b. Jessica, cake, sick, floor
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