Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs:
Connectives:
- Noun Rap - A fantastic way of helping children remember different types of words.
- Hamburger Writing - Use this fabulous technique to help your children's writing skills.
- Where WAS Wally? - Use characters from 'Where's Wally?' books to make sentences written in the past tense.
- Adjectives
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A colourful worksheet (PDF) which develops children's understanding
of adjectives. Contributed by a visitor. - Adjective Alphabet - A clever way of collecting adjectives for use in future written work.
- Adjective, Noun, Verb, Adverb - Reinforces knowledge of these four types of words (includes worksheet).
- Adjectives
- An interactive Powerpoint presentation which reinforces understanding of adjectives. Contributed by Jonathon Steele. - Collective
Nouns
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A PDF containing an exercise to reinforce children's existing
knowledge of collective nouns. Contributed by Jim Merrett. - Nouns Worksheet
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A PDF worksheet which encourages children to think about nouns.
Contributed by Luke Townsend. - Pronouns
- An interactive Powerpoint presentation which reinforces understanding of pronouns. Contributed by Jonathon Steele. - Verbs Worksheets - Worksheets which teach children how to change the spellings of verbs when changing their tense.
- Verb Tenses
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A useful PDF, contributed by Hafeez, asking children to change
the verbs between the past and present tense. - Improving
Verbs
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Can your children improve the verbs in this poem to make it
more interesting? Originally created for Year 4 by Sue Powell. - Past Tense Crossword
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Convert the clues into the past tense and add them to the correct
place on the crossword. Contributed by Hassan Chowdhury. - Verb and Adverb Actions - A drama idea which increases children's awareness of different verbs and adverbs.
- Adverb
Poster
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A wonderful poster which can be displayed to give children adverb
suggestions. Contributed by Paul Litten. - Adverbs
- An interactive Powerpoint presentation which reinforces understanding of adverbs. Contributed by Jonathon Steele.
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![]() Types of Nouns Lots of free ideas and resources to help your children learn about different types of nouns. |
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![]() Active Voice and Passive Voice A poster and activity sheet to help pupils to learn about ways of expressing the action of a verb. |
Question Words:
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Words linked to Speech:
- Don't Use
Said Flashcards
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Encourage children to think of different ways of writing 'said'
in their work. A set of great flashcards for addition to displays.
Contributed by Trinity
Educational. - Parts of Speech
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A video which can be used to review the different parts of speech. - Parts of Speech People - Reinforce the meanings of different parts of speech using this creative idea.
Connectives:
- Connectives
- An interactive Powerpoint presentation which reinforces understanding of connectives. Contributed by Jonathon Steele.
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- Make a Sentence - A fun way of thinking about types of words and their agreement within sentences.
- Rhyming Words
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Can children think of words which rhyme with the sets given here?
Contributed by Lisa Daniels. - Three quick games which encourage children to think about the letters which make up words:
- Super Sentences! - Turn boring simple sentences into Super Sentences!
- Mystery Bags - A fun way to introduce describing words.
- Alliteration - A fun idea to help children learn what alliteration is.
- Word Photo Booklet - Make a booklet, using digital photos, to review children's understanding of types of words.
- Boy / Girl - An interesting game for children which encourages them to share new vocabulary.
- Vocabulary Ideas
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A number of useful games and activities which can be used to review
different vocabulary. Contributed by Maja Hadzic. - Shoot the Word - A fun and physical game which can be used to review existing vocabulary, or to introduce new language.
- The Sent Away Game - A fun game for introducing new words, and for developing memory skills.
- Names - Fun game, where children think of words (in specific categories) beginning with certain letters.
- Matching Similes Game
- A great set of printable cards that challenge children to match the parts of a simile. Contributed by Susan Powers. - MadLibs-styled Grammar - A humorous game which can be used to reinforce knowledge of types of vocabulary.
- Prepositions Activities
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Lots and lots of online interactive resources, ideas and worksheets
to teach your children about prepositions. - Alphabet
Revision Game
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A fun game which can be sued to revise vocabulary for any subject
/ topic. Contributed by Maja Hadzic. - Onomatopoeia - A fantastic way of teaching children what onomatopoeia is, and remembering how to spell it!
- Writing
Definitions
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A handy table which gives information about, and examples
of, useful words and tools for writing. Contributed by Smitha
Bangera. - Starting
and Extending Sentences
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Two wonderful reference posters to encourage children to think
about how to start (and also extend) their sentences. Contributed
by Christine Stanger. - Word Quilts - A very simple idea which helps children to know the different types of words. Also an excellent way to decorate your classroom.
- Oh How Boring! - A story which children must edit to make it less repetitive and boring.
- Alternative Meanings - Make up alternative meanings for words, based on how the words actually sound.
- Mr. Dickens
Game
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A game, which you create with your class, which helps children
to learn the meaning of new words. Contributed by Helen Mygdal.
![]() Proverbs A set of downloadable resources with related teaching ideas. |
![]() Similes A free poster, printable examples and teaching ideas, linked to similes. |
![]() Metaphors A number of resources and lesson ideas linked to metaphors. |
![]() Onomatopoeia Ideas and resources to help children to learn about onomatopoeia. |
![]() Prepositions Teach your children about prepositions using our free teaching ideas and resources. |
![]() Pronouns Learn about pronouns with our free resources. |
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