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HOMEWORK
Name: _________________________________ Date: _______________
Dear Parent, Your child is now learning how to make and spell more complicated words. These words are all made from two simple words joined together (compound words). Please help by practicing these words with your child. Thank you for your help. Break the word into two smaller words: cannot, can – not. Point out the vowel sounds in each smaller word. Discuss the meaning of the words and try to think of a sentence containing the word.
(list 1:10) Spelling tip:
Practise 1 (copy into space)
Practise 2 (copy again)
Practise 3 (fold and hide)
Can spell word (check and correct)
Compound words are two words joined together to make a longer word.
cannot below inside however undo Spelling tip:
Each part of a compound word is spelt as it would be if it were on its own (footpath: foot-path).
backpack treetop windmill footpath sunset Spelling tip:
bathroom weekend dishcloth toothpick dustpan
Each part of a compound word must have at least one vowel or a ‘y’ in it (dustpan: dust-pan).
Name: _________________________________ Date: _______________
Dear Parent, Your child is now learning how to make and spell more complicated words. These words are all made from two simple words joined together (compound words). Please help by practicing these words with your child. Thank you for your help. Break the word into two smaller words: cannot, can – not. Point out the vowel sounds in each smaller word. Discuss the meaning of the words and try to think of a sentence containing the word.
(list 1:10) Spelling tip:
Practise 1 (copy into space)
Practise 2 (copy again)
Practise 3 (fold and hide)
Can spell word (check and correct)
Compound words are two words joined together to make a longer word.
cannot below inside however undo Spelling tip:
Each part of a compound word is spelt as it would be if it were on its own (footpath: foot-path).
backpack treetop windmill footpath sunset Spelling tip:
bathroom weekend dishcloth toothpick dustpan
Each part of a compound word must have at least one vowel or a ‘y’ in it (dustpan: dust-pan).
