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For the teacher · In class
Point at a tile: "Number 4. What is it?" The room answers in the chat. Pumpkin vs jack-o'-lantern and pumpkin vs squash are worth a minute. Then the one idea of the sheet: one thing takes a (a pumpkin, a rake); many things and things you cannot count take some (some apples, some corn, some hay, never "a corn"). ★★★ is the class grammar: two pictures with ✓ or ✗ make one joined sentence (same marks: and; different marks: but). Squash, squirrel, scarecrow and stew are S at the Start words: hiss the s. The answer key is at the foot of the sheet.
Sixteen fall words. Click a picture to hear the word. Write the word under the picture.
Click 🔊. Write the number of the word you hear.
Two words. One is right for the picture. Write it.
candyrake
jack-o'-lanterncorn
apple ciderscarecrow
squirrelpie
squashhay
turkeyacorns
leavesturkey
stewrakeLook at the picture. Write a or some, and the word.
One thing: a pumpkin. Many things or things you cannot count: some apples, some corn.
I see .
I see .
I see .
I see .
I see .
I see .
I see .
I see .Two pictures. ✓ = I like it. ✗ = I don't like it. Write one sentence with and or but.
✓pie
✗stew
✗candy
✓apple cider
✓apples
✓corn
✓turkey
✗squash
✓apple cider
✓pie
✗squash
✗turkeyWhat do you like in the fall? What don't you like?
Like this:
Answer in the chat. Use and, but or so.
For the teacher · Answer key
Choose two: 1. rake · 2. jack-o'-lantern · 3. apple cider · 4. pie · 5. squash · 6. acorns · 7. turkey · 8. stew
A or some: 1. a pumpkin · 2. some corn · 3. some hay · 4. a squirrel · 5. some leaves · 6. a scarecrow · 7. a rake · 8. some apples
Two pictures: 1. I like pie, but I don't like stew. · 2. I don't like candy, but I like apple cider. · 3. I like apples, and I like corn. · 4. I like turkey, but I don't like squash. · 5. I like apple cider, and I like pie. · 6. I don't like squash, and I don't like turkey.