Anyone who has children, nephew, godson, stepson, younger brother (or lives surrounded by children) is always looking for something to distract them. If you can teach something productive and intelligent at the same time, so much the better! Children's poems are great alternatives to, in addition to entertaining children, put them in contact with the beautiful world of literature and the magic of words. The playful character of...
The Portuguese language is fascinating, full of letters, words, sayings and little rules. Knowledge of our language is crucial and extremely important for our personal development. It is very common for people to confuse the use of the letters "X, CH, Z, SS, S and CS" in the use of words or phrases. The exercise, study and practice of the correct use of these letters...
Knowing about direct and indirect speech is essential for developing different types of text. But after all, what is direct speech? Direct speech is said to be the most common and natural type of speech, characterized by the characters' free expression, making them take on a life of their own during the narration. To learn to differentiate direct and indirect speech...
Treatment pronouns are from the class of personal pronouns, it is an elementary school subject and widely discussed in the National Secondary Education Examination (ENEM), public and private entrance exams and public examinations in All country. Basically, “treatment” is the way in which the speaking subject addresses the interlocutor, referring to the person being spoken to. Although this treatment is...
Relative pronoun is a class of pronouns that replace a term from the previous clause and maintain a relationship between two clauses. There are two types of relative pronouns, Variables and Invariables, which are: VARIABLES: Which, which. Which, which. Whose, whose. Whose, whose. How much, how much. How many, how many INVARIABLES: What (when equals what and push-ups) Who (when equals what and push-ups) Where (when equivalent...
Understanding monosyllable, disyllable, trisyllable, polysyllable words is essential for the learning the Portuguese language and fundamental material so that the following contents can be well understood. Below we will leave a brief explanation on the topic: What are monosyllable, disyllable, trisyllable, polysyllable words? Monosyllable = words composed of 1 syllable. Dissyllable = words composed of 2 syllables. Trisyllable = words composed of 3 syllables. Polysyllable...
The importance of reading and writing is indispensable and indisputable, in the literacy process, these two things are seen as the main ones. With this in mind, in today's post, we will bring you some exercises for you to exercise reading and writing of your child(ren) in a playful and illustrative way, facilitating the understanding and teaching of activities. Below, we'll leave some...
Knowing if students are already aware of everything about the content going on in the classroom is very important, for that an assessment is of paramount importance. Many teachers already use this method of assessment to find out if the classes are being absorbed by the students and from there to draw new themes. Below we will leave some diagnostic reviews of Portuguese and...
Phoneme is a sound unit used to form and differentiate words. Grapheme is the graphic interpretation of the phoneme. example of grapheme: Ink = eiro is the grapheme because it is intended to indicate that it is an object that is compared to ink. phoneme example: simple - 7 letters. /s/i/j/e/l/o/ = 6 phonemes Below we will leave some activities about grapheme and phoneme for your(s)...
To talk about verb conjugation, we first have to talk about verbs. Verbs are words that indicate events represented in time, such as an action, a state, a process or a phenomenon. They flex in number, person, mood, time, aspect and voice. The sentences and periods are developed around a verb. Conjugating a verb means changing the word format to...
Some rules in the Portuguese language can be easily understood, such as the words that accompany the letter M or N. According to the rules of the Portuguese language, before “P” or “B” we must use the letter “M”. In other words, with other consonants, we use the letter “N”. In other words, it's a very easy rule and it just needs to be practiced...
Verbal transitivity, within the scope of verbal predication, indicates the type of connection that a transitive verb establishes with its complements. A transitive verb is a verb that needs complements to complete its meaning, as it alone has an incomplete meaning. Verbal complements are the direct object and the indirect object. Discover some activities about transitivity...
The Portuguese language can be considered a somewhat difficult but very important school subject. There is no way for a student to gain a good education and not want to devote himself to learning Portuguese more and more. Therefore, we selected some activities about betting for 8th grade. Take advantage of all the tips and apply each one of them in the classroom. Activities about bet for...
One of the biggest difficulties that students face in the Portuguese language is with the application of whys. Therefore, we selected some activities using the whys. So, teachers can take the tips below and apply them in the classroom to their class. Activities using the whys. When are the whys used?
There are many important subjects in the Portuguese language. Therefore, we selected the best spelling activities with words with l and lh. So, teachers can take each one of them and apply it in the classroom. Spelling activities with words with l and lh. Example of words with LH. In Portuguese there are only a few words with lh at the beginning, but there are many...
