Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog - Week 1

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog!

Starter:

 

Compare the two:

 

 

 

Types of Sentences

 

 

 

Starter

How does this picture make you feel?

 



The Butterfly Lion by Michael Morpurgo

 

 

 



Welcome back to school!



 Types of Questions: Open-ended and closed-ended
 







6G1:

6G2:



6G3:



6G4:

 

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog! Revision

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 Blog!

 

Stay Calm and Revise Well for the Exam!




Personification

Onomatopoeia

Simile Metaphor Personication Onomatopoeia by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Phrases and Clauses

 

 

 

Phrases and Clauses Practice Worksheet by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

 

Nouns Verbs Adverbs Adjectives and Prepositions by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Punctuation Practice

Punctuation Practice by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Semicolon Worksheet1 by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Colons Worksheet2 by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

mmm
 

Simple Compound Complex Revision by Layan by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

 



Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 Blog!

Catwalk...What's that?

Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters

 

 

More updates will follow soon

...

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog - Relative Clauses

relative_clauses by Ghadeer by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Relative_Clause by Maha
relative clauses homework sheet.pdf

relative clauses practice sheet with key.pdf by Safia Haroon Rasheed

 

Click on this link to practice relative clauses online!

Relative Clauses Practice Quiz 2



Black Beauty - Full Movie

Black Beauty - Fire Scene

 

Click here to print the list of irregular verb forms

Can you 'Escape the Tower' in this Spooky Sentence Game? Try it! 

Aladdin: Elements of a Plot Diagram

Simile Song!

Simile and Metaphor

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog - Elements of Plot Diagram

Welcome to Al Dhafra Blog!

Musab Dya 6 Red Elements of Stories by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Lensey Namioka 

Click here to listen to the story 'The All American Slurp'

 

Commas by Safia Haroon Rasheed

Click below to play a Comma Game

Click here to print the Comma Rules and Worksheet 1

Test your Comma IQ

  

Click below to earn about the plot diagram:

...

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 English Blog - Test Revision

Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6 Blog!

 

All the best for the test!

Adding Adverbials to Sentences Worksheet2 by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Colon (:)

                    

 A colon is stronger than a comma or a semicolon. 

A colon should not be confused with a semicolon.  A colon is much stronger.  

Use a colon in time expressions:

     It is 2:30

 

The colon separates a sentence with two independent clauses whereby the second clause explains the first:

   I have everything I need to go swimming: I’m just waiting on my instructor to take me. 

Use a colon at the beginning of a list or title:

       Mahra only has one friend: Shamsa.

 After salutations or in business letters:
  1.  Dear Mr. Abdulla:        

  2.  To:        

  3.   Subject:

 

Colon Worksheet (Answers included):

 

 

 

Colons Worksheet2 by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

v align="left">

Play Colons and Semicolons Jeopardy

 

Games

Play the Semicolon Wars Game!

Semicolon Quiz 1

Semicolon Worksheet1 by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

Joining Sentences by Safia Haroon Rasheed on Scribd

More resources to be added soon!