Choose between adjectives and adverbs

Learning Objectives Identify an adjective in a sentence. Identify an adverb in a sentence. Explain that adjectives describe nouns. Explain that adverbs describe verbs. Choose the correct adjective or adverb to complete a sentence. Spot adverbs that end in -ly. Do you see a fast car 🏎️ or does the car drive fastly? Let's find out! We will learn about two types of describing words. They are called adjectives and adverbs. They make our sentences more fun and colorful! Real-World Applications Telling a story about a brave knight 🤺 Describing your yummy lunch 🥪 Explaining how you play a game nicely 🎲 Writing a card for a happy birthday 🎂

TermDefinitionExample Noun 🧸A noun is a person, place, or thing.The dog, the school, the ball. Verb 🏃A verb is an action word. It shows what someone or something does.The cat jumps. The girl sings. Adjective 🎨An adjective is a word that describes a noun.The red apple. A big bear. Adverb ✨An adverb is a word that describes a verb.She runs quickly. He whispers softly. Describing WordA word that tells us more about something.Happy, loud, slow, and tall are describing words.

The Noun Helper Rule Adjective + Noun Use an adjective to tell more about a person, place, or thing. The Verb Helper Rule Verb + Adverb Use an adverb to tell more about an action. It often answers 'how?' The -ly Trick Adjective + ly = Adverb Many adverbs are made by adding -ly to an adjective. (slow -> slowly)