The document contains a lesson on demonstrative pronouns. It begins with an introduction to demonstrative pronouns and their definitions. It then provides examples of using the demonstrative pronouns 'this', 'that', 'these', and 'those' to refer to singular and plural nouns that are near or far from the speaker. The document concludes with an activity asking students to complete sentences by choosing the correct demonstrative pronoun based on pictures.

1. Good Morning

2. Setting of Standards
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4. Review Time
What Is CVC ?
How many Letters in CVC?
How many Consonants?
How many Vowels?

7. Jimmy's Dream

9. •Who are the characters in the story?
•What are things jimmy saw in his
dreams?
•What kind of animals is
jimmy/Emmie ?

10. 1. This is an Apple.
2. That is a mango.
3. These are strawberry ice creams.
4. Those are orange ice creams.

11. Demonstrative Pronouns
those
that
this
these

12. What is a demonstrative
pronoun?
A demonstrative pronoun
points
out a specific person,
place, thing, or idea.

13. Singular plural
This These
That Those
Near Far
This That
These Those

14. DEFINITION:
 We use THIS and THESE for people,
animals, or things near us.
 We use THAT and THOSE for people,
animals, or things not near us.

15. SINGULAR:
THAT (FAR)
THIS (NEAR)

16. This computer isnew.
EXAMPLES:
This dog issmall.
That computer is old.
That dog isbig.

17. PLURAL:
THOSE (FAR)
THESE (NEAR)

18. These are mice.
These are frogs.
Those are bags.
Those are fish.
EXAMPLES:

19. Activity
This
Those
These
That
These

20. Remember this
• We use THIS when the speaker is near one person, animals, or
objects.
• We use THAT when pointing to one person, animal or objects.
• We use THESE when the speaker is holding or near two or more
persons, animals, or objects
• We use THOSE speaker is pointing to two or more animals or
objects.

21. Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences by
writing this/that/these/those.