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515 prompts matching "End of Year Reading Check"

Grammar check: using 'have just arrived'

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Teach me how to use the present perfect tense 'have just arrived',

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Grammar check: using 'however'

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Teach me how to use the conjunction 'however', which is for showin

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Speaking practice: Present my weekend

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Help me prepare a short spoken presentation about what I did last

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Speaking practice: The end and the lesson

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about the end and

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Digraph Detective: soft C words

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me when C makes a soft 's' sound, like in city

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Digraph Detective: soft G words

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me when G makes a soft 'j' sound, like in gian

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Tricky Word Trainer: calendar

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to spell 'calendar' and quiz me by aski

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Antonym Hunt: begin and end

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and quiz me on the antonym pair begin and end, asking me

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Idiom Explorer: piece of cake

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me what the idiom 'piece of cake' means, then

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Dictionary Skills: reading a dictionary entry

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the different parts of a dictionary entry,

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Dictionary Skills: checking my spelling

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to use a dictionary to check whether I

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Syllable Splitter: syllable rules before adding an ending

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how syllables can change spelling when we a

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Neat Writing Practice: handwriting speed and neatness check

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and give me tips for writing both quickly and neatly, th

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Punctuation Patrol: checking my own punctuation

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and give me a short unpunctuated passage, then guide me

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Blend Buddies: the QU sound

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me that Q is always followed by U in words lik

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Story time: Making predictions from pictorial and

I am in Primary 3. Can you help me practise reading. Write me a short 5-sentence story in

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Mixed review: Teacher-led spelling review and vocabula

I am in Primary 3. Help me revise everything so far this term for spelling and vocabulary.

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Story theme talk: Loyalty

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Write me a short 5-sentence story set in a compound in Enugu about

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Debate time: Should children be allowed to choose their own bedtime

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Ask me this question and let us debate it together: "Should childr

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Debate time: Is it better to read a book or watch a video to learn something new

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I am a Primary 3 pupil. Ask me this question and let us debate it together: "Is it better to read a book or watch a video to learn something new?" Wait for my opinion, then ask me to give one reason for my answer. Once I give a reason, gently challenge me with a different point of view and ask what I think about that too. Keep the discussion friendly and encourage me to explain my thinking clearly, checking my reasoning each time before responding.