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Spelling patterns

Phonics · A1 · 7 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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Sheet 1 · 15 minSpelling patterns: magic e (cap and cape)See how a final e changes the vowel sound: kit/kite, not/note, tap/tape.Free
Sheet 2 · 15 minSpelling patterns: ee and eaTwo ways to spell the long ee sound: tree, green and sleep; sea, eat and teacher.Premium
Sheet 3 · 20 minSpelling patterns: ai and ayRead a rainy day story, choose ai or ay spellings and find the rule for each.Premium
Sheet 4 · 15 minSpelling patterns: ck at the end (duck, clock)Learn when to write ck (after a short vowel) and when to write k, with pictures and sentences.Premium
Sheet 5 · 15 minSpelling patterns: plurals -s, -es and -iesSpell plural nouns with -s, -es and -ies: cats, buses, boxes and babies.Premium
Sheet 6 · 20 minSpelling patterns: review challengeReview magic e, ee/ea, ai/ay, ck and plurals: choose the spelling and correct mistakes.Premium
Spelling patterns: the two th sounds in thanks and motherRead and say the words. Put the tip of your tongue between your teeth.Which th sound is it? Choose a (/θ/ as in thanks), b (/ð/ as in motherSay the two words. Is the th sound the same? Write T (the same) or F (T / FT / FT / FT / FListen to your teacher. Which word do you hear? Choose a, b or c.Complete the sentences with words from the box. Then say them.Read the words. Write them in the right column: bath, then, both, thos
Sheet 7 · 20 minSpelling patterns: the two th sounds in thanks and motherHear and say the two sounds of th, /θ/ in thanks and Thursday and /ð/ in this and mother, hear the difference from t, d, s and f, sort Thanksgiving words by their sound, complete sentences, read a thank-you note aloud and say tongue twisters.Premium