Our HOMER learning experts know a thing or two about teaching kids adjectives. If you want to help your child make a richer use of adjectives in their talking and later their writing but don’t know where to begin, you’ve come to the right place. In fact, adjectives are so important that children start using them from early in their language development (think “that’s good” and “that’s bad” and “I am sad…or happy”) and continue to expand on their understanding of them for years to come. They help make sentences more meaningful, they help us express the different qualities of an object or person, and, without them, our speech would be bland and boring. But what makes them essential for language development? To answer this question, we must understand what role adjectives play.Īdjectives are words that add flavor to our sentences. Words like “beautiful,” “fast,” “happy,” and “messy” are common adjectives your child might already know. While introducing your child to various language concepts, you might ask yourself why adjectives for kids are so important.
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