Below are some suggestions on how to practice spelling your tricky words and strategies to remember them when doing other writing tasks.
Have a go at spelling some of your tricky words using the activities below.
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Ways to practise tricky words and sounds at home. Children can do the following:
Build the word using letter tiles or wooden letters.
Write the word, saying each sound as they write.
Break up the word into component sounds orally, draws sound boxes and then writes the letter/s for each sound in each sound box.
Use words in an oral sentence, followed by a written sentence. Then read the sentence out loud, parent/carer provides feedback about spelling.
Play SNAP/PAIRS/BINGO to provide extra exposure.
COLOURFUL SEMANTICS
COLOURFUL SEMANTICS
Colourful Semantics shows us what we need to make a super sentence! Each colour is a part of a sentence.
Can you write some sentences about the pictures below?
Challenge: Can you include some cloud words (describing words) in your writing?
t-l-9224-what-is-wrong-with-the-picture-challenge-cards-.pdf
t-l-959-spelling-games-ks1-spelling-challenge-activity-_ver_4.pdft-l-6333--new-spelling-activities-challenge-cards_ver_3.pdfWordle
Can you complete the spelling puzzle of the day? Click on the link below to have a go at the trying to solve the wordle of the day!
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