<p>Simple and engaging introduction to direct speech with speech marks aimed at 6-8 year olds.<br /> Practise drawing speech marks (66 and 99 as an easy way to remember).<br /> Why and when they should use speech marks in their writing.<br /> Sheep in a pen to help them remember capital letters and appropriate punctuation.<br /> Visuals to support EAL learners.<br /> Engaging tasks to make the lesson enjoyable and a higher chance of the children retaining information.<br /> Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class.</p>

<ul> <li>Created using Google Slides</li> <li>Can be edited, changed and moved around</li> <li>Live links on objects</li> </ul> <p>This was originally created to support home learning to provide a structure and extra activities for fast finishers.<br /> This can be saved as a PDF for home learning platforms such as SeeSaw.</p> <p>Feel free to change anything to suit you and your class!</p>

<ul> <li>Designed for EAL pupils</li> <li>Simple</li> <li>Introduction to the singular possession apostrophe</li> <li>Engaging tasks and pictures to help remember the rule</li> <li>Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class. For example, adding in pictures of the children and items that belong to them.</li> </ul>

<ul> <li>Designed for EAL pupils</li> <li>Simple</li> <li>Introduction to the singular possession apostrophe</li> <li>Engaging tasks and pictures to help remember the rule</li> <li>Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class. For example, adding in pictures of the children and the items that belong to them.</li> </ul>

<ul> <li>Designed for EAL pupils</li> <li>Introduction to the personal pronouns he and she</li> <li>Engaging tasks, pictures and gifs to help remember the rules</li> <li>Worksheet for independent task included</li> </ul> <p>Feel free to adapt this resource to suit your class.</p>

<ul> <li>PowerPoint designed to teach personal pronouns to ESL learners.</li> <li>Introducing the pronouns him, her and they and the rules that they follow.</li> <li>Engaging pictures, tasks and gifs to help pupils remember when to use which one.</li> <li>Worksheet for pupils to complete independently.</li> </ul>

<p>This English grammar resource was originally designed for ESL pupils however it can be used for young learners as a way to introduce or consolidate the teaching of nouns.</p> <p>It is engaging as it uses funny pictures and pupils can use their whiteboards to quickly write their answers.</p>