(soft music plays)

Winny stands next to a big touch screen showing the drawing of a dog. She is in her mid-twenties, with long straight brown hair. She wears glasses and a blue T-shirt with a print that reads "Home Work Zone."

Winny says WELCOME TO THE
HOMEWORK ZONE, I'M TEACHER
WINNY AND TODAY WE'RE GOING TO
BE LOOKING AT ADJECTIVES.
NOW WE ALL KNOW ADJECTIVES HELP
US TO DESCRIBE THE NOUN AND IN
THIS CASE I CHOOSE A DOG TO HELP
US WITH THE NOUN.
NOW WHEN WE'RE LOOKING
ADJECTIVES - ADJECTIVES TELL US
WELL WHAT KIND OF DOG IS IT?
WE MIGHT WANT TO SAY IT'S A
LITTLE DOG, WE MIGHT ALSO WANT
TO SAY IT HAS BROWN SPOTS.
ANOTHER ADJECTIVES CAN DO IS
TELL US HOW MANY THERE ARE OF
THAT NOUN AND BECAUSE THERE'S
ONLY ONE DOG THERE'S ONLY OF
THAT.
BUT IT MIGHT BE SOMETIMES WE
HAVE TWO OR THREE.

Using her index finger, she drags a sentence to the middle of the screen.

She continues SO LET'S LOOK AT THIS SENTENCE.
THERE WAS ONLY ONE LITTLE DOG
WITH BROWN SPOTS.
SO NOW WE CAN FIND THE
ADJECTIVES BECAUSE WE KNOW
ADJECTIVES TELL US WHAT KIND,
WHAT KIND OF NOUN IT IS.
WE KNOW IT IS A LITTLE DOG AND
WE KNOW THE COLOUR, IT HAS BROWN
SPOTS.

She circles the adjectives and continues AND ADJECTIVES ALSO TELL US HOW
MANY, WE KNOW THAT THIS TIME
THERE IS ONLY ONE DOG.
SO WHEN EVER WE'RE LOOKING AT A
SENTENCE WE KNOW THAT ADJECTIVES
HELP US TO DESCRIBE THE NOUN.
I'M TEACHER WINNY AND I HOPE
THAT HAS HELPED YOU TO FIND YOUR
ADJECTIVES.