Calendar Dates
- 1C to SVR 9th July 2025
- Year 4 to London, British Museum, China town 9th July 2025
- 1K SVR 10th July 2025
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Today we are working with singular and plural words.
Singular means there is one of something (ie: bird).
Plural means there is more than one (ie: birds).
Look at the worksheet below and see if you can work out which words are singular and which words are plural. Then you'll write some sentences using the words.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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