Understand that nouns represent people, places, concrete objects and abstract concepts; that there are three types of nouns: common, proper and pronouns; and that noun groups/ phrases can be expanded using articles and adjectives (ACELA1468)
define what an adjective is.
written sentences which are stretched using adjectives.
What is a noun?
What can we use to describe a noun to make it more interesting?
Why do want our writing to be interesting?
Think | Pair | Share
What is an adjective?
Stretch the sentence adding in an adjective to give more detail.
On your whiteboard stretch the sentence adding in an adjective to give more detail.
Do not forgot your:
What is an adjective?
Why do we use them?
identify that adjectives describe nouns.
completed wordsearch, by first circling the adjective in the sentence.Â
What is an adjective?
Which word in these sentences are adjectives?
My playful dog licked me all over my face.
You are going to have to use your sharpened pencil.
Our classroom is really big compared to others.
I do: I will do number 1.
We do: Let's do number 2 and 3 together.
You do: Complete the rest on your own.
When you're finished glue it into your English scrapbook.
Collect a lined piece of paper.
Use the adjectives from the wordsearch to create and write your own sentences.
Don't forget to rule up your page correctly and also...
Let's go through the answers.
define and identify what pronouns are.
complete a word sort of common nouns, proper nouns and pronouns.
What is a noun?
What is a proper noun?
A pronoun replaces a noun and refers to someone or something.
They replace other nouns when the reader or listener already knows which nouns you're referring to.Â
What was the pronoun in the last sentence?
What was the pronoun replacing?
Watch from 44 seconds
Watch the read-a-long story.Â
Write down as many common nouns, proper nouns and pronouns as you can.
Share your answers with the class.
define and identify what verbs are.
Identifying the verbs in a picture book- Where the Wild Things Are
The sensible kids were carefully playing on the climbing net.
What is a noun?
What are the nouns in the above sentence?
What is an adjective?
What is the adjective in the above sentence?
The naughty kids were bullying the younger kids.
The naughty kids were playing roughly on the playground.
The naughty kids were talking when the teacher was talking.
The naughty kids are running when they are meant to be walking.
What are the nouns in the above sentences?
What are the adjectives in the above sentences?
What do all the red words have in common?
Let's Read
In your English scrapbook
write down as many verbs as you can.Â
Don't forget a verb is:
Action- sitting, running, jumping
State- guess, love, believe
Occurrence- are, were, am
Must- Write three verb words
Should- Write a verb from each category (action, state, occurrence)
Could- Catergorise all the verbs using a table or chart
Share your words with the class.
Let's catergorise them.
define and identify what adverbs are.
active participation in a mat session with mini whiteboards.
What is an adjective?
What is a verb?
What is an adverb?
Stretch this sentence to tell me how the children played.
The children played at recess.
Underline the action word (verb) and circle the subjects (nouns).