Understanding Relative Clauses

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Relative Clauses

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Year 6 GPS task about relative clauses

This learning resource focuses on understanding relative clauses and their function in sentences. It begins with an introduction to relative clauses, explaining that they provide additional information about a noun and typically start with relative pronouns such as 'who', 'which', 'that', 'where', and 'whose'. The lesson includes clear examples that illustrate how relative clauses enhance sentences, allowing students to practice identifying and using them through guided and independent exercises. Activities include spotting clauses in sentences, color-coding main and relative clauses, completing sentences with appropriate relative clauses, combining simple sentences into complex ones, and creating original sentences. The resource fosters self-assessment and peer feedback, helping students reflect on their understanding and application of relative clauses.

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Understanding Relative Clauses

Teaching Tips

Start with a Hook

Use Visuals to Reinforce Learning

Interactive Spotting Game

Check for Understanding with Exit Tickets

Differentiation Through Scaffolding

Encourage Peer Review

Connect to Real-World Writing

Model Thought Process

Utilize Group Work

Follow-Up with Reflection