Never-ending letters - teaching and learning the spelling of English word end...jomango
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There are some letters that we don't find at the end of native English words. Do you know what they are? Knowing these can help with English spelling. Use this PowerPoint yourself if you have problems with English spelling. Teachers, it's especially designed for you to use in class. If you'd prefer a version of this with a little useful animation (information appearing on a click rather than all at once - better for classroom teaching) please access it at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9063559/Word%20endings.ppsx .
Remember there are lots more spelling resources on The Spelling Blog thespellingblog.blogspot.com and in my book (see blog)
Never-ending letters - teaching and learning the spelling of English word end...jomango
Ā
There are some letters that we don't find at the end of native English words. Do you know what they are? Knowing these can help with English spelling. Use this PowerPoint yourself if you have problems with English spelling. Teachers, it's especially designed for you to use in class. If you'd prefer a version of this with a little useful animation (information appearing on a click rather than all at once - better for classroom teaching) please access it at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9063559/Word%20endings.ppsx .
Remember there are lots more spelling resources on The Spelling Blog thespellingblog.blogspot.com and in my book (see blog)
At home teaching kids digraphs ch, sh and thLynn Scotty
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Video @ https://youtu.be/-7uwhLNmecce
Beginning readers learn the sounds that letters make. They learn to put individual letter sounds together to make words. Digraphs are different. They are 2 letters that join together to make a new sound. For example the word chip begins with the digraph ch. The /c/ and /h/ are not pronounced separately, but instead they are combined to form one new sound /ch/ This video provides parents with teaching activities that include activity cards, sound letter activities, fill in the blanks and a spin wheel with visuals and examples. The link for all the templates is
At home teaching kids digraphs ch, sh and thLynn Scotty
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Video @ https://youtu.be/-7uwhLNmecce
Beginning readers learn the sounds that letters make. They learn to put individual letter sounds together to make words. Digraphs are different. They are 2 letters that join together to make a new sound. For example the word chip begins with the digraph ch. The /c/ and /h/ are not pronounced separately, but instead they are combined to form one new sound /ch/ This video provides parents with teaching activities that include activity cards, sound letter activities, fill in the blanks and a spin wheel with visuals and examples. The link for all the templates is
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An introduction to syntax for ENGL 151L, Writing 2. With examples from modern and contemporary fiction and poetry. And a section on sentence structure.
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2. travel, local, example
ļ®All three endings sound the same ā so
how do you know which one to use?
ļ® There are no rulesā¦
ā¦ but hereās some help
7. What do the letters in
each of these two groups
of have in common?
b d f h k l t
g j p q y
8. These
b d f h k l t
all have āsticksā
(parts of the letter that are tall)
9. And these
g j p q y
all have tails
(parts that drop below the line)
10. Do you notice anything about
these words?
table, apple, candle, single, rifle, cattle
They all end with _____ .
The letter before this ending has a
_______ or a _______ .
11. And these?
towel, travel, tunnel, camel, local, usual
They all end with ___ or ___ .
The letter before this ending
has/hasnāt got a stick or tail.
13. Itās not always true, but often
-le words have a letter with a stick or
tail before the ending
-al and āel words have a letter without
a stick or tail before the ending.
14. For much more on spelling
visit
The English Language
Garden
and
The Spelling Blog ā¦
15. English Language
Garden
www.elgweb.net
and
The Spelling Blog
http://thespellingblog.blogspot.com
