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GRAMMAR resources show how words are classified and defined, and how they are fitted together to form sentences.The resources are organised into three groups, PARTS OF SPEECH, SENTENCE STRUCTURE and PUNCTUATION.
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Parts of Speech | Articles
A colourful Article chart gives a definition and examples of how articles are used in English. A set of article – noun flashcards are included together with an activity.
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Parts of Speech | Charts
Individual colourful charts giving a definition of a noun, pronoun, adjective and article.
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Parts of Speech | Charts
Individual colourful charts giving a definition of a verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction and interjection. This resource is an A4 Portrait format.
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Parts of Speech | Charts
Individual colourful charts giving a definition of a noun, pronoun, adjective and article. This resource is an A4 Landscape format.
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Parts of Speech | Word Tiles
The parts of speech noun, pronoun, adjective, and article, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction plus interjection tiles match a definition tile. Each tile has a supporting illustration.
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Parts of Speech | Verb Charts
A useful resource supporting verbs found in early reading and writing. Lists show regular verb endings and irregular verbs.
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Parts of Speech | Noun Chart
A colourful noun chart gives a definition, learning goal and an example of the types of nouns. The fun illustrations show proper and common nouns. Chart 2 has a blank learning goal section.
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Parts of Speech | Verb Chart
A colourful verb chart gives a definition, learning goal and examples of where verbs may be found. The fun illustrations show verb tenses. Chart 2 has a blank learning goal section.
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Parts of Speech | Adjective Chart
A colourful adjective chart gives a definition, learning goal and examples of the importance of adjectives in writing. The chart has supporting illustrations. Chart 2 has a blank learning goal section.
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Parts of Speech | Card
A definition card for the parts of speech. A colourful learning reference.
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Types of Sentences | Charts
Charts outlining the four basic types of sentences:- Statement- Command- Question- Exclamation. Each sentence type has a definition, an example and an illustration. Sentence name cards with punctuation marks are also included.
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Sentence Check List | Chart and Cards
The flashcards outline a check list for punctuating a sentence.
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Sentence Check List | Chart and Cards
The flashcards outline a check list for punctuating a sentence.
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The Structure of a Simple Sentence | Charts
Charts explaining the structure of a simple sentence.
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The Structure of A Compound Sentence | Charts
A useful reference chart for grammar and writing outlining the definition of a compound sentence.
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Conjunctions and Relationships | Charts
These charts explain the four main types of conjunctions and how they may be used to clarify the way ideas are linked in sentences.
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Punctuation | Cards and Tiles
The eight punctuation tiles full stop, comma, question mark, exclamation mark, apostrophe, speech marks,ellipsis and asterisk accompany the punctuation definition card. These cards include an example of the use of the punctuation mark and an illustration. First-rate student reference cards. An excellent resource for students of English as a second language.
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Punctuation Rules | Direct Speech | Charts
An excellent reference resource for direct speech punctuation.
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Verbs For Speaking | Words Better Than ‘SAID’ | Chart 1
FREE | A resource with two posters about alternative words to ‘said’, the learning intention, success criteria and a student reflection question. An excellent resource to support Level 1 (Year 1 & 2) writing.
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Verbs For Speaking | Words Better Than ‘SAID’ | Chart 2
FREE | A resource with two posters about alternative words to ‘said’, the learning intention, success criteria and a student reflection question. An excellent resource to support Level 2 (Year 3 & 4) writing.
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