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Learning the Use of Articles Through Pictures

Engage children in recognizing when to use "a" or "an" by looking at pictures and circling the first letter. Includes examples and practice activities. Enhance literacy skills in a fun way!

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Learning the Use of Articles Through Pictures

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  1. OBJECTIVES1.TO MAKE THE CHILDREN AWARE OF THE USE OF ARTICLES.

  2. Look at the pictures.Now say what is this?

  3. Now circle the first letter • Key House Bat Monkey Spoon • Cat Fan Rabbit Table Quilt • Apple Elephant Ice-cream Orange Umbrella

  4. An is always used before the words begins witha, e, i, o, u. • An apple • An elephant • An ice – cream • An orange • An umbrella • To remember the alphabets.Write in your hand.

  5. What is this? This is an egg. This is an aeroplane. This is a van. This is an owl. This is a tree. This is an inkpot.

  6. This is a ball. This is a fan. This is a jug. This is an axe. This is an orange. This is a kite.

  7. Recap • “An” is used with words beginning with a,e,i,o,u. • “A” is used with all the other alphabets.

  8. WorksheetWrite “A” or “An” ___ box ___ jeep ___ onion ___ egg ___ flower ___ tree ___ owl ___ ink-pot ___ insect ___ bus ___ book ___ artist ___ ant ___ pencil

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