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Task 1:Sort the words into the correct columns. Then add your own three examples for each column.
Task 2: Unscramble these words to find the words with follow the spelling pattern.
teacher cheese architect church orchid
ache character chimney chemist choose
monarch chimp anchor stomach speech
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a) o h c e = ______________________________________________________________
b) r s c o h u = _________________________________________________________
c) c m c e h a n i = ___________________________________________________
‘ch’ ‘ch’ as ‘k’
ANSWERS Task 1:Sort the words into the correct columns. Then add your own three examples for each column.
Task 2: Unscramble these words to find the words with follow the spelling pattern.
teacher cheese architect church orchid
ache character chimney chemist choose
monarch chimp anchor stomach speech
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a) o h c e = echo
b) r s c o h u = chorus
c) c m c e h a n i = mechanic
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Write the correct spellings below.
Task 3: Match the correct definition to the words
Task 2: Identify the correct spelling
Task 1: Complete the missing letters for the words
chemotherapythe form a caterpillar takes before it emerges from its cocoon
chrysalis complete disorder and confusion
chaosthe treatment of disease, often used to treat cancer
chemical relating to chemistry
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c ___ r y ___ a l i s a ___ c ___ o r ___ o n a ___ ___ h
___ c ___ e m e ___ h ___ o s t ___ c ___ n i ___ a l
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mechanic
kemistry
tecknology
orchestra
quior
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Write the correct spellings below.
Task 3: Match the correct definition to the words
Task 2: Identify the correct spelling
ANSWERS Task 1: Complete the missing letters for the words
school technology
chemistry choir
chemotherapythe form a caterpillar takes before it emerges from its cocoon
chrysalis complete disorder and confusion
chaosthe treatment of disease, often used to treat cancer
chemical relating to chemistry
c h o l e r a c h e m i s t r y o r c h i d
c h r y s a l i s a n c h o r m o n a r c h
s c h e m e c h a o s t e c h n i c a l
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skool
mechanic
kemistry
tecknology
orchestra
quior
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a) The Scout leader told the children to use their _____________________________ when trying to solve the problem. ( initiate / initiative )
b) It was hard to _____________________________ whether to choose sweets or chocolate for my treat. ( decide / decisive )
c) The fire fighters had to use _____________________________ force when trying to break open the door. ( excess / excessive )
d) The doctor had to perform _____________________________ surgery on the girl’s face after she was in an awful accident. ( reconstruct / reconstructive )
e) My auntie is the only _____________________________ of mine who has green eyes rather than blue. ( relate / relative )
f) Make sure that you are careful near the fire as it might _______________________! ( explode / explosive )
Task 2: Select the correct word to complete each sentence.
Task 1: Complete the grid to identify the root words.
Root word ‘ive’ suffix
initiate
decisive
excess
destructive
represent
discriminative
reconstruct
sensitive
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a) The Scout leader told the children to use their initiative when trying to solve the problem. ( initiate / initiative )
b) It was hard to decide whether to choose sweets or chocolate for my treat. ( decide / decisive )
c) The fire fighters had to use excessive force when trying to break open the door. ( excess / excessive )
d) The doctor had to perform reconstructive surgery on the girl’s face after she was in an awful accident. ( reconstruct / reconstructive )
e) My auntie is the only relative of mine who has green eyes rather than blue. ( relate / relative )
f) Make sure that you are careful near the fire as it might explode! ( explode / explosive )
Task 2: Select the correct word to complete each sentence.
ANSWERS Task 1: Complete the grid to identify the root words.
Root word ‘ive’ suffix
initiate initiative
decide decisive
excess excessive
structure destructive
represent representative
crime discriminative
reconstruct reconstructive
sense sensitive
1) The statue they have built is ________________________.
2) There are two boys in our form who are very ____________________.
3) Christmas is a very ________________________ occasion.
4) Our puppy is so ________________________ he wears me out.
5) You look _______________________ what are you thinking about?
6) The boy was ________________________ about where he found the money.
7) Some tablets are an ________________________ cure for colds.
8) The graduation ball was a very ________________________ occasion.
9) My dad is ________________________ about Manchester United.
10) What was the ________________________ for the crime?
secretive obsessive active impressive disruptive
massive motive festive pensive effective
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Place these words into the correct place in the sentences.
initiative inquisitive decisive excessive destructive
representative discriminative reconstructive sensitive aggressive
Now create your own sentences for the words below for your partner to answer.
1) The statue they have built is massive
2) There are two boys in our form who are very disruptive.
3) Christmas is a very festive occasion.
4) Our puppy is so active he wears me out.
5) You look pensive what are you thinking about?
6) The boy was secretive about where he found the money.
7) Some tablets are an effective cure for colds.
8) The graduation ball was a very impressive occasion.
9) My dad is obsessive about Manchester United.
10) What was the motive for the crime?
secretive obsessive active impressive disruptive
massive motive festive pensive effective
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ANSWERS Place these words into the correct place in the sentences.
initiative inquisitive decisive excessive destructive
representative discriminative reconstructive sensitive aggressive
Now create your own sentences for the words below for your partner to answer.
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Find the following words in the puzzle. Words are hidden and .
Write a nonsense sentence with as many of these words as you can.
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Match the Greek word with the meaning and then write at least four examples of the words.
Greek word Meaning Examples
photo
graph
phonos
sphere
ball
photosynthesis
biography
telephone
spherical
light
sound
writing
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ANSWERSMatch the Greek word with the meaning and then write at least four examples of the words.
Greek word Meaning Examples
photo
graph
phonos
sphere
ball
photosynthesis
photograph
photocopy
photography
photographer
biography
geography
autobiography
autography
paragraph
photograph
telephone
headphones
earphones
microphone
saxophone
phonics
spherical
atmosphere
stratosphere
hemisphere
atmospheric
light
sound
writing
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Look at the words below.Place them into the correct column based on how they might be grouped.
nephew physical hyphen triumph elephant
apostrophe prophet phenomenon pharmacy phrase
catastrophe physician orphan phobia phantom
dolphin emphasis pamphlet pharaoh physics
Topic Spelling words
Words to do
with writing
Medical words
Animals
People or
characters
Abstract nouns
e.g. feelings
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ANSWERS Look at the words below.Place them into the correct column based on how they might be grouped.
nephew physical hyphen triumph elephant
apostrophe prophet phenomenon pharmacy phrase
catastrophe physician orphan phobia phantom
dolphin emphasis pamphlet pharaoh physics
Topic Spelling words
Words to do
with writingapostrophe, hyphen, phrase, pamphlet
Medical words physician, pharmacy, physics, physical
Animals elephant, dolphin
People or
charactersphantom, nephew, orphan, pharaoh, prophet
Abstract nouns
e.g. feelingstriumph, phenomenon, catastrophe, emphasis, phobia
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Another word for a chemist is a ____________________ .
There are 26 letters in the ______________________ .
An ___________________ is a large, grey animal.
In maths we drew a ___________ to show everyone’s favourite crisps.
An ______________ is a child who has no parents.
We took lots of ____________________ when we were on holiday.
A ______________ is a 3D shape. It looks like a ball.
A _______________ is something that is not real, such as a ghost.
The first ________________ in a story usually sets the scene.
I call my friend on the __________________ every afternoon.
Task 2: Now place these words into the correct sentences.
Task 3: Draw these ph objects in the boxes below.
al___ab___t gra___ ne___e___
___ele___one pa___agra___ or___an
ele___an___ s___er___
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Task 1: Fill in the missing ph sound
sphere telephone elephant
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Another word for a chemist is a pharmacist.
There are 26 letters in the alphabet.
An elephant is a large, grey animal.
In maths we drew a graph to show everyone’s favourite crisps.
An orphan is a child who has no parents.
We took lots of photographs when we were on holiday.
A sphere is a 3D shape. It looks like a ball.
A phantom is something that is not real, such as a ghost.
The first paragraph in a story usually sets the scene.
I call my friend on the telephone every afternoon.
Task 2: Now place these words into the correct sentences.
Task 3: Draw these ph objects in the boxes below.
alphabet graph nephew
telephone paragraph orphan
elephant sphere
phony
pharmacy
phantom photographs
ANSWERS Task 1: Fill in the missing ph sound
sphere telephone elephant
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cycle cranberry curious
cream circle clap
carbon case ceiling
coconut cyclone cone
centre celery cotton
celebrate circus cereal
clever cedar cent
cement cot cutlery
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Task 1: Match the words to the definition.
Task 2:Write a definition for these words. Use a dictionary to help you write it in your own words.
v e ___ i c l ethe maximum amount that something can contain
magnificent
innocent
capacity
deceased
cylinder not guilty of a crime or offence
recently dead
characterised by or attended with brilliance or grandeur
a 3D shape with two circular faces and straight, parallel sides
coincidence
cynical
cemetery
centigrade
incident
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Task 1: Match the words to the definition.
Task 2:Write a definition for these words. Use a dictionary to help you write it in your own words.
v e ___ i c l ethe maximum amount that something can contain
magnificent
innocent
capacity
deceased
cylinder not guilty of a crime or offence
recently dead
characterised by or attended with brilliance or grandeur
a 3D shape with two circular faces and straight, parallel sides
coincidence a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent connections
a large burial ground
an event or occurrence
cynical
cemetery
centigrade
incident
to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest and to be untrustworthy of others
another term for the term Celsius – a unit of measurement for temperature
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Across1. The maximum amount that something can contain
3. An event or occurrence
5. Recently dead
6. A large burial ground
7. Brilliant or incredible
8. Not guilty
10. A 3D shape
Down2. An event which happens without
connection
4. How to measure temperature
9. To disbelieve or mistrust people
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