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Year 4 Direct and Reported Speech Make a Match – KS2 Grammar Games

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This 'Make a Match' game is a fun way for pupils in Year 4 to match sentences that contain the same information written as direct and reported speech.

The game can be played as a class or in a small group and is perfect for adult led interventions to revisit key knowledge and skills.

What is included in this KS2 grammar games pack?

  • 2 heading cards (Direct Speech and Reported Speech)
  • 26 sentence cards

What is direct speech KS2?

Direct speech writes exactly what a person says, punctuated using inverted commas and other speech punctuation.

For example:
‘Everyone must follow the rules,’ explained Roger.

What is reported speech?

Reported speech states what someone said without necessarily reporting their actual words.

For example:
Roger explained that the rules must be followed by everyone.

National Curriculum English programme of study links

Pupils should be taught to use and punctuate direct speech

  • Teacher notes
  • Sentence cards
  • Heading cards
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