In this document you will find 11 rules on using commas correctly. Every rule comes with a model sentence and room for the kids to write their own example. Designed to help kids revise punctuation rules.
A semicolon worksheet to help your KS3 and KS4 understand the semicolon - they create an overview of the rules with their own example. I have added one quite easy exercise where they will need to add semicolons to sentences. Another exercise asks them to explain why (or why not) semi colons were used correctly in a text.
In this comma lessons, students will explore the different comma rules through group work and coming up with example sentences. This is mostly student lead learning through group work.
The lesson contains a starter, a video, a group task, a plenary, a worksheet that can be used as homework, and an overview of the comma rules that can be used in class in stead of the group work.
**What you need for this lesson: **
you will need to print out the comma rules
You will need post-it notes
Sugar paper or an A3 size paper for each group.
A whiteboard and board pen
Coming out of this lesson, your students will know the most important rules for using commas correctly. Their progress can be measured through the example sentences on the sugar paper and the post it notes in the plenary.
I have included simple rules as well as more complex comma rules. This means the lesson can be used in all stages of KS3 and in ESL-heavy schools, Y10 will be able to use this resource too.
iGCSE Question 4 summary writing exercises you can use as homework or as a test in class. I use them to measure progress against the last mock they made.
These are word documents and you can easily edit them to change the question or the content.
I use these iGCSE ESL Question 4 exercises as a means to support kids who failed Q4 in their mocks. The file contains 10 Q4-style questions which can be made at home and then marked by the teacher as they would be in a mock.
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