ADJECTIVES

& ADVERBS

LESSON

WALT: Recognise and develop features of Myths and Legends

WILF: Clear and correct identification of adjectives and/or adverbs and use of them

BranwenBranwen

How many adjectivesadjectives are there in the following passage? –

discuss

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laidlaid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broombroom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her roughrough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruinedruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiledsmiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adjective?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three longlong years.

Yes / No

How many adjectives?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her roughrough, ruined ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three longlong years.

How many adverbsadverbs are there in the following passage? - discuss

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Can you define an adverb?

Is this word an adverb?

Branwen listenedlistened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adverb?

Branwen listened carefullycarefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adverb?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’smessenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Is this word an adverb?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowlyslowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Yes / No

Are there any more adverbs in this passage?

Branwen listened carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she gradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

How many adverbsadverbs?

Branwen listened carefully carefully to the messenger’s tale, and then she laid aside her broom and slowlyslowly gazed at her rough, ruined hands. “O yes, I can tell you what this means,” she said, and she graduallygradually smiled for the first time in three long years.

Definitions...

AdjectiveAdjective – a describing word

AdverbAdverb – a word that describes the verb

VerbVerb – a doing word

BranwenCan you think of any adjectives in Welsh that you could use to describe Branwen?

Mae hi’n...

Dw i’n hoffi Branwen achos mae hi’n.....

Group 1•Cartoon Strip – develop the story of Branwen, remember that the picture represents a section of the story•Peer assess 2 stars and a wish•Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts•Make up sentences using the welsh adjectives we have learnt

Group 2•Underneath the pictures of Branwen and Bendigeidfranwrite a descriptive paragraph about each character in your Creative writing book•Please include one Welsh sentence about each.•Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts

Group3•Using the laptops log onto the NGFL Cymru website•Pair up the adjectives which mean the same•Write 3 sentences underneath each picture of Branwen and Bendigeidfran in your Creative Writing book using the adjectives to help you •Creation of Top Trumps cards with Mythical Beasts

WALT: Recognise and develop features of Myths and Legends

WILF: Clear and correct identification of adjectives and/or adverbs and use of them

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Is WILF clear?

Which KSKSare we using?

Which KSKSdid we use?

Did you achieve WILFWILF?

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