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I explain Prepositions of place to you

Pretend you don't know anything about 'Prepositions of place'. I am in Primary 3. I will t

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Step by step: What to put on the front of the card

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Take me through what to put on the front of

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Step by step: Telling a fact from an opinion

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Take me through telling a fact from an opin

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Teach it back: When to use may

I am in Primary 3. I have just learnt about when to use may in my English lesson. Let me e

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Word game: Prefixes a, al, be, in and to

I am in Primary 3. Turn 'Prefixes a, al, be, in and to' into a fun word game in our classr

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I explain Using 'was' and 'were' correctly to you

Pretend you don't know anything about 'Using 'was' and 'were' correctly'. I am in Primary

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Sound it out: Antonyms formed by adding prefixes to

I am in Primary 3. I am practising 'Antonyms formed by adding prefixes to root words'. Giv

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Learn A verb joined to a small word

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Teach me a verb joined to a small word in s

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I explain Definite and indefinite articles to you

Pretend you don't know anything about 'Definite and indefinite articles (the, a, an)'. I a

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Quick quiz on The full stop at the end

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Ask me five easy questions on the full stop

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I explain Speech marks to you

Pretend you don't know anything about 'Speech marks'. I am in Primary 3. I will try to exp

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Quick quiz on A sentence that offers help

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Ask me five easy questions on a sentence th

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Learn What the pair of words means together (2)

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Teach me what the pair of words means toget

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Speaking game: Presenting together

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about presenting t

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Speaking game: The tone that goes with a question tag

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about the tone tha

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Teach it back: When to use might (2)

I am in Primary 3. I have just learnt about when to use might in my English lesson. Let me

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Say it out loud: What to say about whether you liked it

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about what to say

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Spelling quiz: Using one of them in a sentence (2)

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Test my spelling on using one of them in a

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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.