The Words am and at

Story Brief #18

Am and at both start with a, but they mean different things.

🎯 Your mission

Say it. Spell it. Use it in a sentence.

⚡ The twist

If you can't use a word in a sentence, you don't really know it yet.

What you'll learn · 1 of 4

Am and at both start with a, but they mean different things. Am goes with I: I am happy. I am four.

What you'll learn · 2 of 4

At tells where: Meet me at the door. Sit at the table.

What you'll learn · 3 of 4

To tell them apart, look at the last letter: am ends with m, and at ends with t.

What you'll learn · 4 of 4

Say I am, then tell your grown-up one thing about you.

Key points

1 of 3

Which sounds right: I ___ happy.

2 of 3

Point to the word at.

3 of 3

Sit at the table. What does at tell us?

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🏆 Try this week: Find one of today's words in something you read for fun.

👨‍👩‍👧 At dinner: “Teach me one new word you learned today, and use it in a sentence.”

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