And C has been putting her spelling into good use too.
The pictures at the side are to help her with the words that she needed to spell. C read out the words and using the sounds of the letters, spelled out the missing nouns. Good work, Cheryl!
Nouns!
Cheryl has moved on to learning about nouns. She has been tasked for this evening's homework to identify the different types of nouns and to put them in the right categories.
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2 comments:
Hi, may i know where did you purchase the worksheet ?
hello anonymous
these worksheets are provided by the school that my girl attends.
you can of course create your own worksheets on the aspects of grammar. alternatively you can refer to this site which has some on nouns:
http://www.ezschool.com/EZSheets/Grammar/Nouns/index.html
hope this helps.
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