Spellings
This week's language lesson focuses on adding prefixes to words and practicing spellings with the /k/ sound spelled with 'ch'. Explore various prefixes like dis, im, in, and more, then test your spelling skills with a fun word search. Enhance your vocabulary and handwriting with engaging activities.
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Review Last term we were looking at how to add prefixes to words. How many can you thing of?
Prefixes dis im in il re sub ir inter anti auto mis
This week, we are going to look at words that contain a /k/ sound. How is the /k/ sound made in these words? scheme chaos character The /k/ sound is actually spelt using ch . Watch the following video to find out more: Mr Thorne Does Phonics - ch makes the /k/ sound YouTube
Read the following paragraph and see how many /k/ sounds you can find that are spelt with a ch. In the funny story, there was a character who was on his way to school. As he walked under a bridge, he shouted, I hate Chemistry! which produced an echo. A moment later, he fell over and got an ache in his leg, so decided to go to the chemist for a bandage. Finally, he arrived at school to find that the music teacher was teaching a new scheme of work, which involved singing a chorus about the monarch, Queen Elizabeth II.
Now have a go at finding all of this weeks spelling words in the wordsearch. Practise your handwriting by copying this week s spellings on the handwriting sheet.
