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    Adjectives

    Circle the adjectives


    The answers have been highlighted for you!
    1. The hairy dog fetched the ball.
    2. Under the sea lived a huge whale.
    3. She held a gleaming diamond in her hand.
    4. High in the sky, there was an aeroplane.
    5. A green pear fell with a thud from the old tree.
    6. Golden stars shine in the sky.
    7. He was a happy, kind, caring boy.
    8. They bought tickets for the quick train to London.
    9. The children had a good day at the park. 10. They
    gobbled up the sweet, smooth, delicious chocolate.
    Fiction and Non- fiction
    Fiction is made up, you need to use your imagination when
    you are writing it. Types of fiction include plays, stories and
    poems.

    There are many different types of non-fiction writing, such


    as newspapers, adverts, brochures, reference books and
    biographies. A non-fiction book is about facts. You can't just
    make it up.

    Sort the texts in to Fiction and Non-Fiction

    Worrysaurus Kids club poster


    The Bravest Fish Newspaper
    Rosa Parks
    Oreo Advert
    Diary entry
    Save the Planet
    Reading Comprehension - Text
    Reading Comprehension -
    Questions

    Reading comprehension - Answers


    1. They share features with pet cats.
    2. Leopards can be found in jungles and mountains. They
    also live in countries such as India and China.
    3. They watch their prey from a tree as they can camouflage
    with the leaves.
    4. A baby leopard is called a cub.
    5. Cubs learn to climb, run and swim by watching their
    mothers.
    6. I think snow leopards are found in cold places.
    Speech marks / Inverted commas

    Rewrite each of the sentences using speech


    marks.

    Possible answers – (answers may vary)


    “Mum, can we go to the movies?” asked Felix.
    “This ice-cream is delicious” said Ciara.
    “Thank you for the basketball Grandma,” said
    Preet.
    “Mum I have a soccer game on Saturday,” said
    Gabriella. “Tao, would you like to come over
    after school?” asked Isaac.
    Synonyms – Possible answers

    quick speedy rapid

    tiny little miniature

    freezing chilly cool

    starving famished empty


    Past and Present Tense
    Commas
    1. My favourite colours are red, blue, green and
    purple.

    2. I had cereal, toast and juice for breakfast.

    3. I am going to do my homework, watch TV, have


    dinner and go to bed after school

    4. My mummy went to the shop and bought


    strawberries, grapes, apples and pineapple.

    Write out these shopping lists as sentences,


    use a comma to separate each item in the
    list – answers.
    Sentence Types
    Draw a line to match the sentences to the
    sentence type.

    Write your own statement, command,


    question and exclamation for the picture.

    Miss Olivia is from Come and sit down.

    the UK.

    What would you like This party is amazing!


    for dinner?
    Punctuation
    Luvakass the alien has just visited
    Earth. He has written his parents a letter
    but he has not used any capital letter or
    full stops. Read each line and write it
    again below, making sure you use
    capital letters and full stops.
    Syllables
    Cut the pictures up and stick them in the
    correct box to show how many syllables are
    in each.

    Frog Apple Elephant


    Bear Monkey Butterfly
    Cat Carrot Telephone
    Moon Flower Dinosaur
    Poems
    Writing –

    Write a paragraph about the picture.

    On a sunny Monday afternoon at the Safari park, I could hear


    the sound of many noisy animals. The gorgeous, golden lions
    were prowling around proudly so they could find the
    zookeeper. They were very hungry! Behind the wooden fence I
    saw a tower of lovely giraffes and a beautiful yet
    ginormous elephant. There was also a stripy, lonely zebra
    that was zooming around in the tall, green grass. Near the
    water there was a cheeky, little monkey hanging on a tree. I
    think he was carefully looking to see where he could cause
    some mischief. What a surprise! Below him and slightly to
    the right was my favourite animal, an adorable, chubby
    otter which was happily swimming in the water.

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