A one-page revision worksheet concentrating on nouns, adjectives, adverbs and adjectives. Consists of two activities. Firstly a cloze activity which explains what each of the four word classes are and secondly, four easy sentences for pupils to read and identify the word classes.

A lesson designed for Year 7s on 6 word classes: nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, prepositions and adverbs.

<p>72 starters- one starter per slide. Or can be used for literacy intervention lessons.<br /> Easy to read, clear font and design. Suit KS2, KS3 and KS4.<br /> All starters are for English and Literacy.<br /> Starters focus mostly on: SPAG, VCOP, word classes and devices.<br /> Print slides for lower ability to work on or ask them to choose 3 questions only from the ones given.</p>

<p>A worksheet for a 20 minute intervention session aimed at identifying word classes.</p>

<p>Set of 8 word classes posters, covering:</p> <ul> <li>Nouns</li> <li>Adjectives</li> <li>Verbs</li> <li>Adverbs</li> <li>Conjunctions</li> <li>Determiners</li> <li>Prepositions</li> <li>Pronouns<br /> These are designed to look colourful but useful in identifying the word class, its definition and providing an example for each one. These are written in Letter Join font as a PDF document; name change under the Noun poster can be a simple ‘snip’ and textbox cover up, unless original Microsoft Word document can be found (It’s only saved as a PDF).</li> </ul>

<p>This lesson helps make word classes clear and easy. The resource includes helpful links and examples, which can be used as part of the lesson or even handy lesson starters! It is dyslexia friendly and a powerpoint file so it can be easily edited if need be. If you like this, go and download the free word class poster which can be accessed in the link below!<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/word-class-poster-12582970">https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/word-class-poster-12582970</a></p>

<p>A simple PowerPoint about Adjectives, Nouns and Verbs all supported with Widgit symbols. Includes work sheets where pupils need to highlight the different word classes different colours</p>

Three differentiated worksheets that focus on simple sentences and being able to identify different word classes such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. This then moves on to getting children to explain what is wrong with simple sentences before higher attainers check a passage to see if it follows the subject and predicate relationship before explaining why authors and writers wouldn't stick to just that.

<p>Different word classes with definitions and explanations with the aim to help children and for teachers and staff to refer back to when teaching and learning the word classes.</p>

<p>A lesson teaching the major word classes (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs) with tasks to complete and THE BEST WORD CLASS GAME ever! ;-)<br /> The lesson is suitable for both primary and lower level KS3, KS4 students (mainly for revision). The game will be enjoyed by all including teachers.</p>

This resource is a Power Point with tasks and activities to help learners revise word classes. <br /> <br /> There is a workbook for students to follow the exercises including a wordsearch, a crossword, anagrams, a board blast style game and other activities. <br /> <br /> I have included some pictures for the imperative verb game.<br /> <br /> This resource is perfect for learners studying GCSE English language and Functional Skills Level 1- 2. It helps learners understand how to use word classes to help their writing.<br /> <br /> This activity takes one and half to two hours.

<p>This was put together to be a class assembly with the theme of friendship.<br /> I also used converted videos as part of the assembly that I cannot upload with the resources.<br /> This was designed for a year 3 class of 27 children - all chn have 2 speaking parts.<br /> Hope you find this useful!<br /> (You will also need a bowl and paper chain people for the friendship ‘recipe’)<br /> Video 1: Queen song - ‘You’re my best friend’ with the word ‘honey’ changed to ‘Jesus’ and the word ‘girl’ changed to ‘Lord’.<br /> Video 2: Furever friends<br /> Video 3: i-movie of children talking about their friends - why they are friends-what makes them special etc.<br /> Video 4: Toy Story’s ‘You got a friend in me’.</p>

<p>Descriptions and examples of different word classes with images</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>nouns</li> <li>verbs</li> <li>adjectives</li> <li>proper nouns</li> <li>adverbs</li> <li>prepositions</li> <li>conjunctions</li> <li>interjections</li> <li>fronted adverbials</li> <li>determiners</li> </ul>

<p>A lesson covering nouns, adjectives, adjectives &amp; adverbs<br /> With a starter, activities, plenary &amp; homework</p>

<p>4 worksheets that allow students to revise word classes.</p> <p>These are excellent starter activities to revise prior knowledge.</p> <p>Word classes covered:<br /> Adjectives<br /> Prepositions<br /> Verbs<br /> Adverbs<br /> Singular words<br /> Plural words<br /> Interjections<br /> Present Tense Verbs<br /> Past Tense Verbs</p>

<p>These sheets will help pupils become more confident at identifying word classes.</p> <p>The idea is simple…<br /> -Choose a colour for each word class.<br /> -Colour all the corresponding words from the text in that colour.</p> <p>8 different worksheets are included. They could be given for homework, used is class or given as MORNING WORK.</p> <p>The sheets ask pupils to look for…<br /> -Nouns<br /> -Verbs<br /> -Adjectives<br /> -Adverbs<br /> -Determiners<br /> -Prepositions<br /> -Conjunctions<br /> -Pronouns</p> <p>INCLUDES FREE MAKE YOUR OWN FORTUNE TELLER. THIS SHEET HAS FULL INSTRUCTIONS AND ARROW TO HELP THE CHILDREN PUT THE WRITING IN THE CORRECT PLACES. THEY COULD MADE TO INCLUDE SPaG QUESTIONS, TIMES TABLES, SPELLINGS E.T.C.</p>

<p>This resource is designed to be used with KS3 and 4 students (though the nature of the activity means it can easily be adapted for younger and older students) to practise their knowledge of word classes. The file contains thirty bingo grids containing 9 clues (e.g a noun beginning with b) that students must allocate words by filling in the gaps as the teacher shouts them out. The design of this resource means that it can be used over and over again with the same classes without getting repetitive as new combinations of words can be used each time. This resource includes thirty different bingo grids (which can be reallocated and re-used) and a list of words (sorted into the four classes).</p> <p>Included in this file: editable Publisher versions of both grids and word list, and a ready-to-print PDF version.</p> <p>TOP TIP: the blank grids can be enlarged, printed onto card and laminated in order to create ‘whiteboard’ versions which can be used over and over again with dry-wipe marker pens.</p>

<p>Year 6 SATs style question on identifying word classes of the underlined words in the sentences given. They cover most of the KS2 grammar terminology and would be a great help in grammar SATs revision. There are 13 questions per worksheet.</p>

<p>A board game to help the knowledge of word classes, ideal for upper key stage 2.</p> <p>Can be played in pairs or small groups.</p> <p>Contains questions on all key word classes :</p> <ul> <li>Adjectives</li> <li>Adverbs</li> <li>Nouns</li> <li>Verbs</li> <li>Prepositions</li> <li>Determiners</li> </ul>

<p>A series of <em>differentiated</em> sentence building activities focused on word class. These include articles, adjectives, verbs, nouns, subjects, adverbs, conjunctions and prepositions. The aim of the activity is to encourage children to see patterns in word classes and how they are organised within a sentence.<br /> This can be completed as <em>self directed learning, in pairs</em>, as an* assessment* or a <em>homework</em>. For my <em>lower ability</em> students I often print example sentences jumbled up and ask the children to sort the words into the correct classes using the table. For my* higher ability* I have let them take a sentence from a book, create table and then ask them to continue the pattern creating their own sentences. It is a great way to let the children play with words. They have even came in handy when creating plans for stories.<br /> Enjoy!</p>

Powerpoint and activity focusing on identifying word classes in sentences nouns, verbs, adverbs and adjectives<br /> <br /> Perfect for KS2 SPaG revision