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term 3 - Week 8
term 3 - Week 8
Reach for the Stars where Learning has no Limits
term 3 - Week 5 Silly Syllables
term 3 - Week 5 Silly Syllables
term 3 - Week 3 More Plurals
term 3 - Week 3 More Plurals
We are learning to change the 'y' to an 'i' before adding 'es' to make the plural
We are learning to change the 'y' to an 'i' before adding 'es' to make the plural
When a word ends in a 'y' we need to change to 'y' to an 'i' before adding the 'es'.
We do this if the 'y' has a consonant before it.
Reach for the Stars where Learning has no Limits
term 3 - Week 2 Plural nouns
term 3 - Week 2 Plural nouns
We are learning about plural nouns and when to add 's' and 'es'
We are learning about plural nouns and when to add 's' and 'es'
- A noun that names only one thing is called a singular noun eg book, dish
- A noun that names more then one thing is a plural noun eg books, dishes
- Most singular nouns can be made plural by just adding an s to the end
- Nouns ending in x, z, s, sh and ch form the plural by adding es to the end
Reach for the Stars where Learning has no Limits
term 2 - week 4 There, their and they're
term 2 - week 4 There, their and they're
Focus - We are learning the difference between 'there, their, and they're'
Focus - We are learning the difference between 'there, their, and they're'
THEY'RE - a contraction for they are
THEIR - something that belongs to people
THERE - a place or used with the word are or is
Reach for the Stars where Learning has no Limits
Reach for the Stars where Learning has no Limits
Week 9 - Silent letters
Week 9 - Silent letters
Some words have silent letters when they are paired with another letter. Silent letters are written but not sounded. Words with silent letters are difficult to spell just by listening to the word being spoken. The spelling of words with silent letters needs to be learnt.
Some words have silent letters when they are paired with another letter. Silent letters are written but not sounded. Words with silent letters are difficult to spell just by listening to the word being spoken. The spelling of words with silent letters needs to be learnt.
Example - k is silent when followed by n, g is silent when followed by n, w is silent when followed by r
Example - k is silent when followed by n, g is silent when followed by n, w is silent when followed by r
Week 6/7 - Silent letters
Week 6/7 - Silent letters
We are learning about silent letters and what combinations make silent letters
We are learning about silent letters and what combinations make silent letters
- Brainstorm words you know that have silent letters
- What patterns can you see?
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