Comparing Adjectives with Images

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Comparative Adjectives

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SubjectComparative Adjectives

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create a visual comparison for Boom Cards showing how the comparative form of adjectives and adverbs works. Rule: Add -er for short adjectives or use more for long adjectives. Make a space for image 1, image 2 and space for sentences that the kids has to write in example: Image 1 Image 2 Comparative Sentence 🐶 small dog 🐕 big dog 🍎 red apple 🍏 green apple 🏠 small house 🏰 huge castle

This learning resource focuses on teaching the concept of comparing things using adjectives. It involves writing sentences that use the comparative forms of adjectives, specifically employing '-er' for short adjectives (1-2 syllables) and 'more' for long adjectives (3 or more syllables). The exercise includes comparing images of different sizes, such as dogs and buildings, allowing students to practice their writing and understanding of comparative structures. Success criteria are provided to ensure that students create correct comparative sentences based on the images given.