Try to read it with your best reading voice. You might need someone to help you.
Can you count how many capital letters are in this poem?
Don't forget all the things you already know about capital letters like ..... a capital letter will always be at the beginning of a sentence, a capital letter is always at the beginning of a name.........
Can you remember what this is ?
That's right it is a question mark.
That means someone is asking a question in the poem.
How many ? can you find in this poem?
Write your answers in the comment box below.
Good morning. Rory has counted 9 capital letters and 7 question marks. She even remembered what a question mark was. She also said that the weather here today is cloudy but the sun is coming out a little bit.
ReplyDeleteGo you good thing Rory. You are so clever. I love that you are already working on the poem. Do you like this poem? Clever girl remembering the job of a question mark. I wish it wasn't cloudy today I hope the sun does come out. I love sunny days. Have fun learning in your bubble beautiful girl.
DeleteWow, Rory, go you! Great to see you are enjoying your home learning. If you want to look at other things click on the Home Learning Tab - that now takes you straight through to our learning grid for the week. The teachers have also put up other activities for you as well. I hope you enjoy them. Remember to let us know.
DeleteWell Done Rory! You are very clever at finding capital letters and full stops.
DeleteRory you are amazing remembering what the ? was. I'm so proud of you. Great counting too. The sun is coming out at my house as well. I'm thinking of sitting outside to read a book this afternoon, so I hope it stays sunny.
ReplyDeleteHi Rory, thats a lot of capital letters, i wonder how many works start with the same letter, and i also think i sun will come out also, have a great day. Rachel (Teacher aid)
ReplyDeleteSophie Kirk counted 9 capital letters and 7 questions marks, I had to explain to her what they meant and she was able to see the different between a capital letter and a lower case letter, Sophie is loving this new way of learning!
ReplyDeleteYou are incredible Sophie. Good on you having a go at this new learning, You are so right. There are 9 Capital letters and 7 Question marks. I'm so glad you are enjoying this new way of learning.
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Sophie, great learning going on in your house for day two. Well done to mum for letting us know what you are up to. Looking forward to hearing more about your new learning.
DeleteSophie, that's fantastic! Isn't it fun doing some learning this way, where mum can help you learn? At school, we read the weekly poem every day and get to know it really well. Watch out for Mrs M's poem activity tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteMakenzie found 9 capital letters and 7 question marks:)
ReplyDeleteShe really enjoys this poem !
Makenzie you are a superstar. Great counting you clever thing. I'm glad you are enjoying the poem. Its cool that we can still enjoy the poem together but all in our own bubbles. I promise we will paste this poem into our poetry books when we get back to school.
DeleteMakenzie go you! Well done on all your locating of capitals and question marks. We all love Mrs M's poems. I loved doing them with the whole learning hub. Keep on looking at the blog Makenzie, there are new activities popping up. Missing that beautiful smiling face.
DeleteWay to go Makenzie! You spotted all the capital letters and question marks. I'm glad you like this poem, I really like it too. I hope you are well and enjoying doing some learning at home. It would be great to see a photo of what you have been doing.
ReplyDeleteWay to go girls, Rory, Sophie and Makenzie it is awesome to see all of you having a go learning at home and you all got the same answer so I believe you will be correct. I think that Mrs M's poems are a fun way to learn. The sun is out at my house now I hope it is drying my washing.
ReplyDeleteHello, Hugo counted 7 capital letters within the poem. I told him to exclude the title of the poem. There are 7 question marks he could find.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right Hugo. I love that you know where a capital letter should be and can find them in this poem. I also love that you talked about the title with your family because we like to talk about the title at school as well. The title is important because it is the name of the poem so good on you chatting about this with your family and deciding to count the capital letters in the poem but not the title. There is great learning and discussions going on in your bubble. Good on you superstar.
DeleteWay to go Hugo! Yes you are correct, there are 7 capital letters excluding the tittle. Well done on counting the question marks too. I hope you are having fun doing your learning at home.
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