⭐ Sunshine Club: My Five Star Sentences

The graduation-unit grammar round-up of the Sunshine Club A1.1 course. Nothing new is taught: children collect the whole year's language into five star sentences and produce each one from simple prompts. After a four-line stand-up warm-up, three colourful pattern boxes revisit the stars in pairs — I'm + name/age and I've got + thing (with the Have you got...? question), I like + food/animals and There's + thing (with a friendly don't-like example), and finally I can + action with can't and Can you...? — ending in a five-chip star panel. Ten revision words from across the course (cat, ball, apple, sister, house, red, hand, dog, sunny, swim) appear in the vocabulary table and six return as flashcards. A tiny 60-word story, Five Stars for Ela, shows all five structures in one happy club scene with hover word help and a six-chip word-card row for early readers. Children then complete 8 one-word fill-in-the-blanks (am/is/are, got, like, can) with live feedback, play a star-circle speaking round with a six-line model dialogue, write their own five star lines from frames with a live word counter and auto-save, and finish with an 8-question picture-free quiz with instant explanations, a score circle and localStorage progress.