Language

Students will identify adjectives and use them in context.

Students will identify sounds including sounds from animals, instruments, vehicles, domestic objects and more.

Introduce the letter B. Students will use visual and auditory skills to recognize this letter in various interactive and engaging activities on your smartboard. You can customize and adjust the level of difficulty of the activities in this lesson plan.

Use this outline to identify key elements that make up a story: Setting, Characters, Problem and Solution.

Students learn to replace lower case letters by uppercase letters in sentences.

A graphic organiser that links reasons with results.

Match the meaning to the correct prefixes and suffixes.

Practice degrees of comparison by putting words in order.

Students will be able to define prefixes and suffixes and deduce their meanings in context.

Students will read and write words with consonant digraphs: ch, sh, wh, th, and ph.

Students will be able to identify syllables, determine the number of syllables in a word, and understand how to divide words into syllables.

Students will identify synonyms and antonyms.

Students will use suffixes to change the meaning of root words.

Track what a student has heard (H), what he/she has questions about (Q), and what they can qualify (Q).

To help students learn the names and meanings of collective nouns so they will be able to use them in writing and speaking.

Students decide whether a verb is an action or linking verb in a sentence.