🧩 Helping with Grammar
Everything you need to help — without doing it for them.
🧭 Simple explanation (for you)
Grammar is sentence manners. One cat sleeps; two cats sleep. We say "she goes" but "they go". Explain the rule with a silly example, then let the child correct sentences themselves.
❓ Questions to ask
- “Does it sound right?”
- “Who is doing the action?”
- “What changes with "he/she/it"?”
- “Can you fix this sentence?”
💡 Hints (not answers)
- Read the sentence aloud
- Change who is doing the action
- Fix one error together, not all
- Use the correction game
🏡 Practice activity
Fix-it game: write a sentence with one error and let your child be the grammar detective.
Need the bigger picture?
See the principles of helping without doing.