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Grade 1 children practise using the conjunction “so” to join ideas and show a simple cause-and-effect relationship in sentences.
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Conjunctions So — Recognise the SkillRecognise the Skill for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Recognise the conjunction “so” in simple cause-and-effect sentences by choosing joined ideas and circling “so”.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Conjunctions So — Guided CompletionGuided Completion for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Choose the conjunction “so” to complete cause-and-effect sentences, then complete a few guided sentences with the correct ending.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Conjunctions So — Sentence PracticeSentence Practice for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Complete cause-and-effect sentences with “so”, then join sentence pairs using “so”.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Conjunctions So — Write and ApplyWrite and Apply for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Choose and write “so” to join causes and results in simple Grade 1 sentences.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Conjunctions So — Edit and CorrectEdit and Correct for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Read each sentence, find the mistake, and write it correctly using so to show why something happened.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Conjunctions So — Mixed Review and ChallengeMixed Review and Challenge for conjunctions so in Grade 1. Choose, complete, and write sentences using “so” to show clear cause and effect.Grade 1Free PDF previewPractice that builds confidence
Practise Conjunctions So
Grade 1 children practise using the conjunction “so” to join ideas and show a simple cause-and-effect relationship in sentences.
Grade 1 children practise using the conjunction “so” to join ideas and show a simple cause-and-effect relationship in sentences.
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