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• Silent n often follows m, as in hymns.
• Silent k often comes before n, as in knickers.
• Silent gh often follows i, as in eyesight.

Words ending Le

Pill in the missing letters

learning disabilities

Practise the alternative spelling of /ou/ sound

Long and short vowel i

Differentiating between hard and soft sounds- g and c

follow the instructions and examples

Worksheet to practice pronunciation and spelling

Words Their Way Sort 6 At Word Families

Long vowel sounds

Listen and choose the correct name

R Blends - tr, br,pr,fr,cr,gr

fill in the blank with the correct spelling word

spelling rules. Ending -ing to the verbs

A writing exercise to check the understanding, use of English and vocabulary, writing skills and spelling.

leg, men, beg, pen, hen, see, can, the pink, six

write the -ing forms of these verbs

gate, drape, grape, cake, bake, cave, wave, tape, fourteen

A simple exercise to practise changing adjectives into adverbs while applying the spelling rules.

How to introduce yourself?
How to spell you name?

food, spelling

spell it right.

Phonics sound classification