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This document provides spelling words and exercises for words containing the /o_e/ phoneme. It includes a word list of 10 words containing /o_e/ like "cod", "home", and "tadpole". It then has various exercises involving cloze sentences, finding missing letters, and matching words to definitions to practice these words. The purpose is to help students learn and practice spelling words containing the specific phoneme /o_e/.
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When multiplying by 10, add a 0 to the end of the multiple. When multiplying by 11, write the multiple twice. To multiply by 9, either use fingers, look for patterns in the answers, or add the digits of the two-digit answer together to get 9.
Spelling rules pp
Adding suffixes and prefixes can change the meaning of words. Suffixes like -ing and -ed are often added to verbs with short vowels to indicate present or past tense, such as "hitting" and "dropped". When adding -ing, the letter e is dropped from some words like "come" becoming "coming". Plurals are formed by adding -s or -es depending on whether the word ends in a vowel. Prefixes like un- and dis- are added to the beginning of words to create antonyms, with un- meaning not and dis- meaning the opposite of.
Maths pp
The document defines common units of measurement for time, length, mass, and capacity. It notes that there are 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour, 24 hours in a day, and 365 days in a year. For length, it provides conversions between millimeters, centimeters, meters, and kilometers. Conversions are also given for milligrams, grams, and kilograms for mass, and milliliters, liters, kiloliters, and megaliters for capacity. The document encourages visiting an online resource for more information.
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- 1. /o_e/
- 2. cod
- 3. lot
- 4. snap
- 5. bone
- 6. nose
- 7. home
- 8. globe
- 9. live
- 10. give
- 11. tadpole
- 12. Spelling Words - /o_e/ cod home lot globe snap live bone give nose tadpole
- 13. /o_e/ - Phonemes on your fingers A phoneme is the smallest sound in a word. cod home lot globe snap live bone give nose tadpole
- 14. /o_e/ - Graphemes Graphemes are the written form of a phoneme. cod home lot globe snap live bone give nose tadpole
- 15. /o_e/ - Missing Letters /o_e/ word list cod Fill in the missing letter. lot snap bone t_dpole sn_p nose home c_d b_n_ globe giv_ h_m_ live give lo_ n_s_ tadpole • gl_b_ l_ve
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