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Oral Language- Tell me about your day worksheet

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Oral Language- Tell me about your day
Cut out and laminate the cards to use as an oral language activity, provoking students to describe different aspects of their day, using the personal pronoun I and the past tense. The cards are left face down on the table. Each child picks up a card and answers the question. Children have to use descriptive language and full sentences rather than one word answers.

Level:elementary
Age: 7-11
Downloads:10

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