L.O. To revise the use of the listing comma
Today, we revised how you can use
movement to help you learn punctuation. The 'clever-clogs' term for this is
kinesthetic learning. Did you enjoy our kung-fu punctuation battle?
We also revised the use of the comma in lists, and saw how this works when we add adjectives.
For homework, please (i) write a description of your home, with a focus on using the listing comma and adjectives
(ii)Teach Mum/Dad/Nanny the 'kung fu' punctuation moves. See how they get on with listing commas!
You should also have a go at the game
here.Spellings - Nouns that end in -o
Nouns that end in -o add -es when they become plural:
potato/potatoes, echo/echoes, hero/heroes exceptions:
studio/studios, piano/pianos, kangaroo/kangaroos, zoo/zoos either:
buffalo/buffalo(e)s, cargo/cargo(e)s, motto/motto(e)s
volcano/volcano(e)s
