Our New Wave English in Practice workbook series is popular with teachers, as it offers a variety of activities perfect for reinforcing key concepts, allowing pupils to consolidate their learning.

Adverbs can also be used to intensify the meaning of an adjective, as in the phrase "a very hot day." In this case, the adverb "very" increases the intensity of the adjective "hot," making it clear that the weather is extremely warm. Ultimately, adverbs are a versatile tool for making writing more descriptive and interesting. Good phonics skills are essential for reading accurately and fluently. Through daily activities, pupils build up their knowledge of letter-sound relationships, as well as their awareness of syllables and word families. Grammar and punctuationAt Prim-Ed Publishing, we understand the importance of a strong foundation in English. That's why we offer a range of English resources to help teachers deliver engaging, effective lessons. Using gamification strategies such as setting reading targets or awarding certificates for achievements. The New Wave English in Practice workbooks will help your pupils consolidate their knowledge of core skills and improve their English fluency. The revised edition for 2022 is an essential resource for any primary school teacher. Building daily independent reading time into the school day and encouraging pupils to choose books of their own interest.

Writing can often be daunting for young pupils, so it is important to make the process as enjoyable and engaging as possible. As well as setting fun activities like creating posters or comic strips, short daily practice sessions are very effective for building confidence and improving writing skills. Reach out or search the latest and greatest English resources published by Prim-Ed, as well as our new releases today!

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Regular active practice is known to be a more effective English language learning technique than passive studying. Particularly in the early and primary school years, it is important for pupils to develop an understanding of how language works. This goes beyond simply teaching grammar rules from an English textbook or memorising spelling.