Creative writing task for plurals

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Topic: Plurals,
Grade: Primary,
Skills focused: Writing and Creative Expression.
                               Vocabulary is the heart of language. Teaching vocabulary in a conceptual way is one of the big challenges in the primary stage. Moreover learning vocabulary in an isolation way won't help to develop good speaking and writing skills. Vocabulary should learn or teach in a structural, meaningful and contextual way.
                               Here is a simple and interesting writing task for teaching fundamental rules of plurals. Some creative and engaging worksheets, strategies and methods drag our children's attention to understand the topic from basics and also help them to use the words in multiple contexts.



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                             Hope you enjoy the task and thanks for reading.

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