KIDS 4B

KIDS 4B

by Katryn Garcia

Fill in the Blank

If you want something from the Internet on your own computer.

Fill in the Blank

This gets pictures or writing from your computer onto paper.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the Blank

An action to create or invent something new.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the Blank

This makes your voice louder when you sing.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the Blank

This is the part of a computer that you watch films on.

Fill in the Blank

This is a computer you can carry around.

Fill in the Blank

This helps you move around your computer screen.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the Blank

This brings electricity into your phone.

Fill in the Blank

A person who creates or makes new things.

Multiple Choice

People made the first books by hand.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

We can read books on an

e-reader, a tablet or even a

smartphone.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

Pressed the ink onto paper

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

We can buy

________ on the Internet.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

Now you can

download ______from the internet and listen to them.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

it took years to

make one book.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

This invention

could make lots of books quickly and it reduced the cost

of books.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

They also drew pictures and

colored them with paint

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

People bought them in shops and

listened to them through speakers or earphones

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

They used a lot of gold and

silver to make the pictures beautiful.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Multiple Choice

Now people all

over the world

can read the

same book.

• Handmade books

• Printed books

• Audio Books

• Ebooks

Defining relative clauses -​describe and identify exactly which people, things or animals we mean.

​Define - to describe

​

Relative - relation

​

Clauses - a sentence / a group of words

​Independent clause

Dependent clause

​

​Independent clause (main idea, a sentence that could stand alone)

​Dependent clause ( supporting idea, a sentence that couldn't stand alone)

​The man lives next door. He is very friendly.

​​The man lives next door.

( Independent clause )

​

He is very friendly.

( Dependent clause )

​Joining two sentences ( clauses ) with who, where or which.

Who - people

Where - place

Which - objects

​Defining relative clauses gives essential information. ( who, where and which)

​

​​The man lives next door. He is very friendly.

​

​The man who lives next door is very friendly.

​We know a lot of people. They live in London.

​We know a lot of people who live in London.

​We know a lot of people. They live in London.

​A library is a place. You can find books there.

​A library is a place. You can find books there.

​

A library is a place where you can find books.

​

​A camera is an object. It takes photos.

​A camera is an object. It takes photos.

​

A camera is an object which takes photos.

​