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Lesson Summary
Week 10

Topics:Prepositions –with/for
Adjectives
Recount writing
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Recall Prepositions
The lamp is _____ to the sofa.

The pen is ___ the table.

The window is _____ the

curtain.

The tricycle is _____ the

table.
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Prepositions ‘for’
and ‘with;
Indicates use or purpose

Also used to tell the time or

duration.

Indicates being together or

being involved.
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Prepositions ‘for’
and ‘with’

The thing I enjoy the most

about the holidays is
with my cousins.
playing _____
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Prepositions ‘for’
and ‘with’

for us
Mom made cookies _____
to eat.
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Main
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Prepositions ‘for’
20 mins
and ‘with’

with a
I brush my teeth _____
toothbrush.
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Prepositions ‘for’
and ‘with’

for my
I drew a picture ____
teacher.
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Prepositions ‘for’
and ‘with’

with my
I went to the park ____
family.
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Use the correct preposition ‘for’ or ‘with’
in the sentence below:

A with

She bought a gift ____

her friend.
B for
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Adjectives
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are Adjectives?

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are Adjectives?
An adjective is a describing word.

There was a bee in the bathroom.

Nice to meet you!

My name is
Adam Adjective. I
love to describe
things in lots of detail
and make writing
even more exciting.

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There was a huge, hairy bee in the
bathroom.
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I found a ladybird on a leaf.

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I found a tiny ladybird on a big leaf.
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A butterfly flew into my hand.

+adjectives
A blue and white butterfly flew into my hand.
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and Superlative
Adjectives

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A comparative adjective is used to compare one person, action,

thing or state to another. It adds the suffix -er to the original
adjective.

e.g. brighter

‘bright’ is the original adjective. ‘-er’ is the

suffix.
It is comparing two things only.
E.g. Sam’s torch is brighter than John’s torch.
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A superlative adjective is used to compare one person, action, thing

or state to all others in the same group. It adds the suffix - est to
the original adjective.

e.g. quietest

‘quiet’ is the original adjective. ‘-est’ is the suffix.

It is comparing more than two things only.

E.g. Aisha is the quietest in the class.
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Harry is the in the group by far.

? smaller

? smallest

Comparative or Superlative?
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Ayan’s car was the of them all.

? fastest

? faster

Comparative or Superlative?
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Poor Tim, his result was the in his class.

? lowest

? lower

Comparative or Superlative?
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Recount Writing
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Adjectives

She found a shiny shell.

A she

v B found

C shiny
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Adjectives
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The happy penguin looked up.

A happy

v B looked

C up
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5 mins
In the distance, I could see a sparkly
gem.
A distance

v B see

C sparkly
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What is a Recount?

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What is a Recount?

We use recount writing to retell

events and describe things that
have happened.
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Who do we write recount for?

Recount tells people about an event,

and it is written in past tense verbs.
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What is a Recount?
Recount texts are
usually organized Introduction
like this
Tell the audience:
• When and where the event took place?
• Who was involved?
• How have they got there?
• What happened and why?
(answering 5 W’s)
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What is a Recount?
Recount texts are
usually organized
like this
Events
Using lots of details, to tell the audience:

Using details to explain the sequence of events

and in the order they took place
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What is a Recount?
Recount texts are
usually organized
like this
Conclusion

Tell the audience:

What happened at the end.
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What is a Recount?

Recounts are written in

‘chronological order’. This means
putting things in the order that
they happened.
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What is a Recount?

While writing a recount, make sure

it is written in the past tense
because it recount describes things
that happened in the past.
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Practice sheets-Prepositions
with-for
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Worksheet: Choose the Correct Preposition ("with" or "for")

1. Maria made a card ______ her friend's birthday. a) With b) For

2. Tom is playing soccer ______ his brother in the backyard. a) With b) For

3. Emily bought a gift ______ her mom. a) With b) For

4. The kids are making a drawing ______ their teacher. a) With b) For

5. Sam is baking cookies ______ his grandma. a) With b) For

6. The cat is playing ______ a ball of yarn. a) With b) For

7. Jenny is going to the store ______ her dad. a) With b) For

8. Mark built a sandcastle ______ his friends' enjoyment. a) With b) For

9. The boy went to the masjid _______his father. a) With b) For

10. The dog fetched a stick ______ its owner. a) With b) For

Answer Key:

b) For

a) With

b) For

a) With

b) For

a) With
a) With

b) For

b) with

a) With
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Practice sheets-Adjectives
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Adjectives
Underline or circle the adjectives in each sentence.

1. The large tree was cut down.

2. Five cute kittens ran across the

carpet.

3. He wore his new shoes to school.

4. The birds flew in the blue sky.

5. She likes to eat sweet food.

6. There was yummy cake at the

party.

7. Mary had blue eyes.

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Adjectives
Underline or circle the adjectives in each sentence.

1. The large tree was cut down.

2. Five cute kittens ran across the

carpet.

3. He wore his new shoes to school.

4. The birds flew in the blue sky.

5. She likes to eat sweet food.

6. There was yummy cake at the

party.

7. Mary had blue eyes.

Worksheet 1
Identifying adjectives and nouns
Grade 1 Adjectives Worksheet
Circle the adjectives and underline the nouns. Ignore the
verbs (actions words)!

Nouns are words for

bird happy walk persons, places or
things. Adjectives are
words that describe
nouns.
yellow big egg

eat shiny blue rock lamp

salty water chair jog dark

dirty arm girl fluffy large

donkey furry smile warm apple

Reading & math for K-5 [Link]

Identifying adjectives and nouns
Grade 1 Adjectives Worksheet
Answers:

Nouns are words for

bird happy walk persons, places or
things. Adjectives are
words that describe
nouns.
yellow big egg

eat shiny blue rock lamp

salty water chair jog dark

dirty arm girl fluffy large

donkey furry smile warm apple

Reading & math for K-5 [Link]

Identifying adjectives
Grade 1 Adjectives Worksheet
An adjective is a word
that describes a noun
Circle the adjectives.

room bed comfortable pillow

dark light purple toys dolls

trucks rough dirty clean

night morning nice

pretty foot desk loud quiet

chair rug eat that

Reading & Math for K-5 © [Link]

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Grade 1 Adjectives Worksheet

Answers

room bed comfortable pillow

dark light purple toys dolls

trucks rough dirty clean

night morning nice

pretty foot desk loud quiet

chair rug eat that

Reading & Math for K-5 © [Link]

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Practice sheets-Recount
writing