Teacher Guide / Instructions
This cool little help card is a total gem for teaching the ropes of comparatives. It breaks down how to add 'er' and 'est' to adjectives to compare stuff, with easy-peasy rules for different types of words. Got a one-syllable word? Slap on 'er' or 'est'. Ends in 'e'? Just add 'r' or 'st'. And for those two-syllable troublemakers ending in 'y', switch it up for 'i' and tag on 'er' or 'est'. If you're dealing with a bigger word, just pop 'more' or 'most' in front. Plus, it gives a heads-up on those sneaky exceptions. It’s super handy for quick reference and sure to make the grammar grind way more fun.
Teacher Guide
This cool little help card is a total gem for teaching the ropes of comparatives. It breaks down how to add 'er' and 'est' to adjectives to compare stuff, with easy-peasy rules for different types of words. Got a one-syllable word? Slap on 'er' or 'est'. Ends in 'e'? Just add 'r' or 'st'. And for those two-syllable troublemakers ending in 'y', switch it up for 'i' and tag on 'er' or 'est'. If you're dealing with a bigger word, just pop 'more' or 'most' in front. Plus, it gives a heads-up on those sneaky exceptions. It’s super handy for quick reference and sure to make the grammar grind way more fun.
Teacher Guide
This cool little help card is a total gem for teaching the ropes of comparatives. It breaks down how to add 'er' and 'est' to adjectives to compare stuff, with easy-peasy rules for different types of words. Got a one-syllable word? Slap on 'er' or 'est'. Ends in 'e'? Just add 'r' or 'st'. And for those two-syllable troublemakers ending in 'y', switch it up for 'i' and tag on 'er' or 'est'. If you're dealing with a bigger word, just pop 'more' or 'most' in front. Plus, it gives a heads-up on those sneaky exceptions. It’s super handy for quick reference and sure to make the grammar grind way more fun.