Tricky Words- Revision

3 activities dealing with Tricky Words.

1) Read the list aloud as fast as you can.
2)Watch the video to check your pronunciation.
3)Use a paper sheet. Choose 10 tricky words and write 10 sentences with each of them.

LIST:

VIDEO: 

Looks CH, sounds /K/

It is important when reading and writing to remember that some words containing CH sound as /K/

You can watch in the video how Gerladine the Giraffe learns it.

New sounds: "Wh" and "Ph"

Double Vowel Sounds

To review some alternatives:

• ai, ay, a-e
• ee, ea
• oa, oe
• ui

Enjoy this song to learn the rule! "When 2 vowels go walking, the first one does the talking!"

September...review!

  These days we are reviewing some content from 1st Grade.

  We learnt 40 Tricky Words. As we all know these words are commonly used in English language, but they have a special spelling that we need to learn by heart.

   In 2n Grade we will learn all of them (72 in total).

WH- questions. Tricky Words.

• These words are used to ask questions. 
• Remember that we use "?" at the end to make interrogative sentences. 
• Don't forget that they are TRICKY, so you need to be careful when reading and writing.

Alternative Sounds: ow

Alphabet Rock

Now that we know the letters sounds, we have to practice the letters names. Singing is a good way for doing it.