Identify comparative and superlative adjectives

Key Notes:-

🔹 What are Adjectives?

👉 Words that describe a person, place, or thing.

💡 Example: big, small, tall, short.

🔹 Comparative Adjectives (😃 vs. 😃😃)

👉 Used to compare TWO things.

👉 We usually add -er or use more.

📌 Examples:

• A cat is smaller 🐱 than a dog 🐶.
• This tree 🌳 is taller than that plant 🌱.
• My bag 🎒 is heavier than your bag 👜.

🔹 Superlative Adjectives (😃 vs. 😃😃😃)

👉 Used to compare more than two things.
👉 We usually add -est or use most.

📌 Examples:

• The elephant 🐘 is the biggest animal on land.
• She is the smartest student 📚 in the class.
• This is the most beautiful 🌸 flower in the garden.

🌟 Quick Tips to Remember

• Two things ➡️ use -er (comparative).
  (taller, smaller, bigger, faster)
• More than two ➡️ use -est (superlative).
  (tallest, smallest, biggest, fastest)

🎯 Fun Examples with Emojis:

• My pencil ✏️ is longer than yours.
• This pencil ✏️ is the longest of all.
• A cheetah 🐆 runs faster than a lion 🦁.
• A cheetah 🐆 is the fastest animal on land.

✨🌈 With pictures of animals, objects, and students, kids can easily learn the difference between comparative (-er) and superlative (-est) adjectives.

Let’s practice!🖊️