Lesson Six - Phonic Pack 6 - Part One - Spelling Special
March 10th 2009 00:50
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My name Date: .
Lesson Six: Challenge number six:
Can you remember how to spell the words from Lesson Five?
1. Ask your tutor to call out the words you revised in Lesson 5,
plus any difficult words you have in your special container.
2. Check your progress. Tick the words you have spelt correctly
and put a cross next to the words you still need to learn.
3. Write the words you still need to learn on separate pieces of
paper and put them in the special container. When you have a
few moments look at these words and learn how to spell them.
Your tutor will test them again later.
4. Take out of the special container any words which were tested
and you got correct. Give yourself a high five for every word you
were able to take out.!! Good work.
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5. Look at the picture.
my
by
shy
cry
Write on the line the words that are falling from the sky.
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6. What is the same in all the words?
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7. Read each word, then spell the words by using the letter names.
Write the letters onto paper as you say them. Do this about 5 times for
each word, or until you know how to spell the word.
Lesson Six - Phonic Pack 6 - Part One - Spelling Special - page 10
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Interesting Extra:
8. Other words also have “y” as in sky in them. Can you find any in the
following questions?
Write them in the rectangle.
Would a dry sty be a good place to hide a pie?
Will a fly fry in the sky if it flies to the sun?
Would a shy caterpillar cry if it flew on a kite?
Will a dog on a log try to sit by a BIG, sly frog?
9. Using words from the rectangle write two nonsense sentences of your own.
(Don’t forget the capital letter and the full stop or question mark)
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10. When the teacher tells you, find a partner and read your sentences to
each other.
If you have time you may like to illustrate your sentences.
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