Hey everyone! I’m Miss Jenny, a teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. In my first ever post, I will be touching on a subject that might be familiar to many of you. In fact, this particular feature has even been discussed in a video to show how using it can make your story come alive! Have …
Yay! It’s finally the holidays! Time for a vacation!!! Or is it… coronacation? I’m Ms Azmeera, a teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. As we approach the end of 2021, the coronavirus continues to shape both our lives and language. I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but we’ve been experiencing an outbreak of new words, definitions …
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If you’re looking at getting recent PSLE Prelim Oral topics and practice questions, this will be an excellent resource for you!
Today, we are going to learn what makes up a sentence. It will come in handy when you do the word order activity in school! Read on here!
Today, we’ll be revising the use of sentence starters to help you create variety in your sentence structures. Read on here!
While we are familiar with the past, present and future tenses, the little less known but equally important tense is the past participles.
Today, we are sharing two lists of essentials in our Ultimate Grammar and Synthesis Summary Printable. Download them free here!
One of the most important ingredients necessary for a child or anyone learning English is the habit of reading. Get motivated to read now!
I believe a walkthrough on the process of doing situational writing is in order. Here are the requirements for content and language!
A bookmark with a quote to motivate is also a chance for them to see the power of words and how words can mean more than what they seem.
To help my children handle the Stimulus-Based Conversation examination, here are some instructions again about using the checklist!
To aid you in your situational writing revision, here is a comparison chart that shows the differences between formal and informal writing!
