
The lesson introduces the definition of an adverb and explains how adverbs describe verbs by telling us how, when or where something happens. Pupils explore examples such as quickly, quietly, happily and loudly and learn how adverbs can improve sentence writing.
The PowerPoint also explains that many adverbs are formed by adding –ly to adjectives. Pupils practise identifying adverbs and using them correctly in sentences.
Throughout the lesson, pupils complete short activities and questions that encourage them to recognise adverbs and apply them in their own writing.
The resource finishes with an independent task, adverb word bank, recap slide and exit ticket, helping teachers check understanding and reinforce learning.
This lesson is ideal for KS1 and KS2 English grammar teaching, literacy lessons and sentence building activities.
What’s Included
✔ Full Adverbs PowerPoint lesson (21 Slides)
✔ Clear learning intentions
✔ Explanation of what adverbs are
✔ Examples of adverbs describing verbs
✔ Explanation of –ly adverbs
✔ Practice questions
✔ Sentence completion activities
✔ Independent task
✔ Adverb word bank
✔ Recap slide
✔ Plenary and exit ticket
Learning Objectives
Pupils will learn to:
• Understand what an adverb is
• Recognise adverbs in sentences
• Understand how adverbs describe verbs
• Identify adverbs that tell how, when or where
• Use adverbs correctly in their own sentences
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