Explore this spelling list: Year 1, Term 2, Week 1: Alternative pronunciations: ow, ie. Make the most of these interactive activities and resources to help you learn. Choose between games, tests, and downloadable activities to learn in a way that suits you.
This week we are learning that some sounds can be pronounced in more than one way. The ow sound can be found in words like snow or owl, and the ie sound can be heard in words like field and cried. These words look similar but sound different.
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cried |
The baby cried loudly.
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field |
The sheep were let loose in the field.
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glass |
Be careful not to break that glass.
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love |
A red rose is a sign of love.
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owl |
I heard the hoot of an owl.
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snow |
The snow fell from the sky.
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Spelling Games: Year 1, Term 2, Week 1: Alternative pronunciations: ow, iePractice these words while playing fun and educational games.
Autumn Anagram
A spelling game for Autumn!
Egg Hunt
Crack the eggs!
Word Search, small
The classic English word game.
Spooky spelling
A spelling game for Halloween!
Against the Clock
Spelling 'against the clock'.
Mayan Temple
Try the temple spelling puzzle.
Monkey Business
It's bananas!
Take a Spelling Test: Year 1, Term 2, Week 1: Alternative pronunciations: ow, ieAssess your spelling skills with an interactive test.
Printable Activities: Year 1, Term 2, Week 1: Alternative pronunciations: ow, iePractice offline by printing worksheets for these words.
Handwriting Practice: Year 1, Term 2, Week 1: Alternative pronunciations: ow, ieStrengthen spelling retention through writing practice.
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