Degrees of Comparison Bingo is a fun and interactive way to practice Degrees of Comparison. 30 Bingo game boards have been included to offer this activity as a whole-class activity. It can, however, also be played in smaller groups as a center activity. Laminate the game boards for reuse. Students each get a board and use a white board marker or counters to cover the spaces which are called out. Thirty ‘question cards’ have been included. These questions are presented in two ways, namely: “What is the comparative/superlative version of the following adjective…?” Or “Fill the correct version of the adjective in the given sentence: My mom is (cheerful) than my dad.” A memorandum has also been included to check question card answers if it is needed. This could also mean that the question cards can be used as task cards for further revision. Should you have any queries or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Margaux (Learning with Sunflower Smiles)

This product focuses on Degrees of Comparison. This board game can be used as a center activity to practice Degrees of Comparison. 30 question cards have been included with a game board and instructions. These cards are presented with or without QR codes. A memorandum has been included for when ‘without QR codes’ version is used. Should you wish to use these cards as task cards instead of as a board game, an answer sheet has also been included. QR codes are a lot of fun and create a self-assessing tool. Download a free QR code reader from your app store onto a handheld device. Students then hover the device over the code to reveal the answer to the question. This offers immediate feedback and self correction. You may be interested in my other Degrees of Comparison products, namely: Degrees of Comparison Posters & Worksheets Degrees of Comparison Bingo Or Degrees of Comparison Bundle (which contains all three activities) Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Margaux (Learning with Sunflower Smiles

This Synonym pack aims to introduce students to new synonyms and therefore improve their vocabulary and writing style. It is aimed at older students (Year 6 - 9) depending on ability and existing vocabulary. Examples of the Synonyms included are: Anger: wrath, fury Angry: infuriated, furious Calm: tranquil, serene Doubtful: dubious, hesitant Empty: vacant, uninhibited Food: cuisine, refreshments Force: compel, oblige Friendly: amiable, congenial Proud: arrogant, haughty The set includes a class activity, pair work and individual work activities. Use the PowerPoint memorandum for students to check their work from the first worksheet. Other memorandums have been included in the set. The activities focus on 30 words and their Synonyms.

Vocabulary and Text Development Use “A Week of Wordy Wisdom” to create a ‘focus topic’ daily to help grow your students. The week is made up of: Motivational Monday – Discuss the quote or phrase with students to give them something to think about and apply to their everyday living and how they deal with other people around them. Proverb for Tuesday – Slowly introduce students to proverbs by focusing on regular ones once a week. Word for Wednesday – This might not be a new word for some students but encourage the use and spelling and ability to read the word by the following week. There are six words included, ranging in abilitly from Kindergarten to Fifth grade... The Kindergarten words are Sight words from the Dolch Pre Primer list to offer reinforcement. Think-about-it Thursday – This is a fun fact for students to share with those around them. Funny Friday – End the week with a joke. Be sure to download Week 8 for FREE. Each week does not follow on from the next so can be used in any order. Don’t forget to stop by my blog (Learning with Sunflower Smiles) for additional activity ideas. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy Teaching Margaux