How can I use this with my children?

This word mat is packed full of examples of adverbs that your child can use
in their own writing. Whether they want to describe how, when or where,
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they’ll find an example to suit their needs.

How does this help my children’s learning?

Adverbs are used to clarify how, when, where, how often or how much
something happens. They add detail to verbs and help to make your child’s
writing more clear and interesting for the reader.

Ideas for further learning:

To help your child become familiar with the meaning of the different adverbs
on the word mat, they could try this sentence challenge. Can they create a
sentence for each of the adverbs on the mat?
 Adverbs
How is it done ? When is How often Where How much
it done? is it done? is it done? is it done ?
angrily merrily afterwards always above almost
anxiously nervously again annually around completely
cautiously quickly before constantly away entirely
cheerfully sadly beforehand daily below little
courageously safely early hourly down much
crossly shyly lately monthly downstairs rather
cruelly solemnly never never everywhere totally
defiantly weakly now occasionally here very
doubtfully well often often inside
elegantly wildly punctually once outside
enthusiastically recently regularly there
foolishly soon repeatedly up
frantically then sometimes upstairs
gently today usually wherever
gladly tomorrow yearly
gracefully yesterday
happily
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additionally fittingly insufficiently
irritably
appropriately hence suitably
joyously
consequently however therefore
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