248 prompts matching "Clap the long vowels out"
Twelve digraph words to draw
I am a Primary 4 pupil building a digraph table in my exercise book. Give me twelve Hausa
Buy ƙwai from a trader
I am a Primary 4 pupil buying things at the market. Act as the trader in a four-turn Hausa
Write each digraph three times
I am a Primary 4 pupil practising my digraph writing. Have me write each of the nine Hausa
Tell 'yan from yara
I am a Primary 4 pupil learning the apostrophe sound. Explain in plain English how the glo
Plan after-school reading with a friend
I am a Primary 4 pupil practising questions. Write me a six-turn Hausa conversation betwee
Sort twenty words three ways
I am a Primary 4 pupil sorting Hausa words. Give me twenty words to sort into people, plac
Say who is who in a photo
I am a Primary 4 pupil describing a class photograph to a neighbour. Write me an eight-tur
Noun or not card game
I am a Primary 4 pupil revising word classes. Make me a noun-or-not card game for two play
Tell grandma yesterday, today, tomorrow
I am a Primary 4 pupil telephoning my grandparent. Script a six-turn Hausa conversation wh
Tense-swap dice game
I am a Primary 4 pupil revising tense noisily. Invent a tense-swap dice game for two or th
Five riddles built on adjectives
I am a Primary 4 pupil opening the adjective week with riddles. Give me five Hausa riddles
Describe which bag is mine
I am a Primary 4 pupil describing my bag at the market. Write me an eight-turn Hausa role
Label every word class I use
I am a Primary 4 pupil writing the term's word-class piece. Set me six Hausa sentences des
Dictate four lines of poetry
I am a Primary 4 pupil taking this week's dictation from a poem. Give me four Hausa lines
Take one word away each time
I am a Primary 4 pupil memorising a verse. Play a memory-and-recite game with me: give me
Rhyme ƙasa with tasa
I am a Primary 4 pupil checking rhyme by ear. Build me a drill on Hausa hooked letters at
Add a line that rhymes
I am a Primary 4 pupil playing a verse-building game with my group. Give me the opening Ha
Greet an elder every afternoon
I am a Primary 4 pupil greeting an elder every afternoon. Teach me the full Hausa exchange
Daga or ɗaga
I am a Primary 4 pupil separating d from ɗ. Explain the difference in plain English using
Three people, three greetings
I am a Primary 4 pupil greeting three different people correctly. Write me a nine-turn Hau