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Capitals and Countries of North America Matching Activity
Capitals and Countries of North America Matching ActivityKnowing some of the capital cities of North American countries helps children develop a basic understanding of geography. It allows them to identify the locations of different countries on a map and appreciate the vastness and diversity of the continent. Understanding the capital cities of North America is a stepping stone to developing global awareness. It opens the door for discussions about other continents, countries, and cultures around the world. Children draw a line to match each country with its capital city.
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Capitals and Countries of South America Matching Activity
Capitals and Countries of South America Matching ActivityThis worksheet will help KS1 pupils learn about the capitals and countries of South America in a fun and interactive way. Enjoy discovering the diverse capitals of this amazing continent!
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Capitals and Countries of Europe Matching Activity
Capitals and Countries of Europe Matching ActivityThis worksheet will help KS1 pupils learn about the capitals and countries of Europe in a fun and engaging way. Happy matching and exploring Europe's diverse capitals!
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The Seven Continents Matching Activity
The Seven Continents Matching ActivityThis colourful matching activity will help pupils learn and remember the names of the seven continents. By matching the names to their corresponding locations, pupils build a solid foundation of geographical knowledge. Children draw a line to match each continent with the correct name. This activity can be used in the classroom as a group activity or at home.
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Coordinating conjunctions matching activity ('or' and 'but')
What is a coordinating conjunction?Coordinating conjunctions are words that are used to join two or more words, phrases, or sentences that are of equal importance. They are also called "FANBOYS" because they can be remembered with the acronym FANBOYS - For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So.Coordinating conjunctions matching activity ('or' and 'but')Use this year 2 literacy worksheet to help your year 2 children learn about coordinating conjunctions and develop their skills in using them effectively in their writing. Children match the sentences by drawing a line. This worksheet can be used in the classroom or at home.
Age: 6 - 7
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Subordinating conjunctions matching activity ('when' and 'if')
Conjunction matching activity ('when' and 'if')Subordinating conjunctions are words that link subordinate clauses to main clauses. For example: I take an umbrella when I go out in the rain. Children draw a line to match the sentences correctly. There is an answer sheet included for quick marking.
Age: 6 - 7
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Formal language
In formal English, people usually pronounce words more carefully and use longer sentences with more complex structure. Students draw a line to match the formal words or phrases with their informal meanings.
Age: 10 - 11
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