List of Ordinal Numbers in English
Ordinal Numbers first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth nineteenth twentieth once twice
Disney’s World of English Part Three
Disney’s World of English encourages children to learn English in a natural way through DVDs, CDs, picture books, talk along flash cards, songs and activities. Disney’s World of English Sing Along! Talk...
Pronunciation Games and Activities for Young Learners
Pronunciation Games, Activities, Worksheets 1. Find out what your students can’t do Bear in your mind that Your students will have different problems with pronunciation depending on their first language, such as...
Writing Skills – Grade One
PLAN A TRIP Let’s go to the beach! Draw what to bring. Write about it. PLAN A VISIT Let’s visit a fire station! Draw what you will see. Write about it. MAKE A LIST: KITCHEN What...
Phonics – Jolly Phonics Three
Single-Letter Sounds Aa, Bb, Cc. This lesson teaches students to recognize the letters of the alphabet. Students will learn and practice saying and writing the target letters “a”, “b”, and “c”....
Inverted Order – Great Grammar Practice Grade Six
The subject usually comes before the predicate in a sentence. However, sometimes the order is inverted, and the subject comes after the predicate. An interrogative sentence has an inverted order. Regular Order: ...
Simple and Complete Subjects – Great Grammar Practice Grade Five
A sentence has a simple subject and a complete subject. The simple subject is a noun or pronoun that is the most important word in the subject. The complete subject includes...
Subjects and Predicates – Great Grammar Practice Grade Four
A complete sentence has a subject and a predicate. The subject tells who or what does something. The predicate tells what the subject is or does. Coral reefs(subject) grow in shallow waters...
Sentence Subjects – Great Grammar Practice Grade Three
A sentence has two parts. The subject of a sentence tells who or what does something. Mini stirred the batter. The batter splashed all over. A. Write the subject of each sentence. 1....
In Order – Great Grammar Practice Grade Two
The order of words tells what a sentence means. Sentence: Maisie has a camera. Not a Sentence: Camera Maisie has a. Underline under the words that make a sentence. 1. a. Maisie takes...
