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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.

learning disabilities

Practise the alternative spelling of /ou/ sound

Long and short vowel i

Put each word under the correct heading

Spelling number words

Differentiating between hard and soft sounds- g and c

follow the instructions and examples

How to introduce yourself?
How to spell you name?

food, 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.

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.

Link the words to make compound words.

spell it right.

Phonics sound classification

Worksheet to practice pronunciation and spelling

Words Their Way Sort 6 At Word Families

Long vowel sounds