This week you are going be learning about and using the spelling rule for words which end in le.
First, watch the video below with Geraldine the Giraffe on Mr T's YouTube channel then complete the daily activities and tasks.
Look at the word. How many parts does it have? Are there any tricky parts? Can you see any spelling patterns that you know?
Say the word. Break it down into syllables. How many parts are there to this word? What sounds can you hear?
Cover up the word so that you can't see it. Think about the word in your mind. Picture it.
Write the word in your busy book. Remember how the word looks and sounds.
Uncover the word and check if you wrote it correctly. Tick letters you got correct and fix the ones you didn't.
The 'le ending
First, read these words:
table bottle apple bobble
Then, practise writing these words using look, cover, spell, check.
little middle stable candle circle cradle
Now, look, cover, spell, check this sentence:
I put the apple on the table.
The 'le ending
First, read these words:
cuddle example kettle poodle puzzle
Then, practise writing these words using look, cover, spell, check:
marble miracle nibble juggle noodle skittle
Finally, look, cover, spell, check this sentence:
The poodle was purple.
The Naughty Pixies
It was the middle of the night and the empty farmyard was still. The cattle were sleeping in the barn and the hens were silent. Suddenly, the handle of the barn door turned and the sound of a giggle followed by a chuckle made the cows stir. Two little pixies carrying a candle entered the barn. They began to tickle the cows behind their ears to wake them up. The bravest pixie put a saddle on the biggest cow and rode it around the barn. Meanwhile a dribble of wax slid down the candle and made a puddle on the barn floor. It was hard and shiny and the moonlight made it dazzle the pixies’ eyes. They left the cows and started to skate on the puddle of wax. The smallest pixie tried to juggle eggs whilst skating, but began to wobble, and fell over with a crash! In the morning the farmer could not believe the mess in the barn, so he went home, put the kettle on, and made himself a cup of tea. What a pity that cows can’t talk!!!
The 'le ending
First, read these words:
castle dazzle rifle stable cradle table
Then, write these words in sentences:
terrible paddle wriggle simple people pebble
The 'le ending
First, read these words:
giggle jumble gaggle ankle poodle dribble
Now find all the words ending in le in the word search below.
Click the link below, keep practising your -le words.
Challenge - can you spell all of the words right by your third try?