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Learn: Where a capital letter goes

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You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Teach me where a capital letter goes in small steps, with an example I would understand. Ask me one easy question after each step and say well done when I get it.

Nigerian Example: Where a full stop goes

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me where a full stop goes using Nigeri

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Nigerian Example: Where the story happens

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me where the story happens using Niger

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Describe the Picture: What the character looks like

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with what the char

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Describe the Picture: Numbering the steps

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with numbering the

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Describe the Picture: Reading the speech bubbles

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with reading the s

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Describe the Picture: Describing what your friend looks like

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with describing wh

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Describe the Picture: The very first sentence

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with the very firs

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Describe the Picture: A sentence with an -ing word

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with a sentence wi

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Describe the Picture: Choosing words that sound well together

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Describe a picture to do with choosing word

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Nigerian Example: Adding -ful to describe

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me adding -ful to describe using Niger

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Spot My Mistake: Where the apostrophe goes in those

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Write me a sentence or two about where the

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Spelling Practice: Where the apostrophe goes in I'm and he's

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Test my spelling on where the apostrophe go

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Nigerian Example: Adding -er to compare two

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me adding -er to compare two using Nig

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Explain It Back: Adding -est to compare many

I am in Primary 2. I have just learnt about adding -est to compare many in my English less

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Describe the Picture: Writing in Paragraphs

I am in Primary 2. My English notebook has this topic in it. Describe a picture to me in w

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Describe the Picture: End Punctuation Practice

I am in Primary 2. I want to get better at this before school tomorrow. Describe a picture

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Sound It Out: Understanding the directions you are given

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Take me through the sounds in understanding

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Nigerian Example: Adding -er to compare two things

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me adding -er to compare two things us

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Sound It Out: Adding -est to compare them all

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Take me through the sounds in adding -est t

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