In this lesson you receive a full PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet to go with it. The PowerPoint includes what exclamation marks are and all of the instructions for the lesson. The worksheet tests the students ability of identifying what sentences can keep the exclamation mark and what sentences need to get rid of them. There are also answers for the worksheet as well.

A worksheet that has 3 different sections, based on nouns, verbs and adjectives. SECTION A - Highlighting the nouns, verbs and adjectives in sentences. SECTION B - Filling in the correct noun, verb or adjective into sentences. SECTION C - Writing your own sentences involving a noun, verb or adjective.

This resource includes a worksheet that has 5 sentences that have a word missing in them. The students will have to use the words in the box to make the sentences complete. This worksheet is included with answers.

This resource helps your students learn what words will need to begin with capital letters and which words don’t.

In this resource you get an editable Word document that has 4 different sections. Some sections are reflecting on 2023 and some are what we want to do for 2024.

This resource is perfect as a starter activity as it is just some simple capital letters and full stops, perfect for students to be prepared for some punctuation and grammar work. The resource is in 2 formats ideal for teachers, depending on what app you have. It comes as a PowerPoint presentation and ActivInspire Flipchart file.