St Patrick's Primary School
Together Everyone Achieves More. Journey to Learning
Learning Intentions
To revise the various spelling patterns for <ie> saying /ee/, <y> saying /i/, and <aw>, <au>, and <al> saying/or/.
To revise the different spellings and meanings of the homophones ‘are’ and ‘our’.
To revise the different spellings and meanings of the homophones ‘there’, ‘their’ and ‘they’re’.
To learn that the /ear/ sound can be spelt using <eer> and <eer>
Introduction
Lets blend and sound out these words
chief myth saw vault chalk
our are there their they’re
Make a sentence with each word.
Main learning
What is this word?
ear
/ear/ is also a sound that can be found in words like ‘fear’, ‘tear’ ‘spear’
Can you think of some more?
The /ear/ spelling can also make the /air/ sound as in ‘pear’, ‘tear’ and ‘bear’
The /ear/ sound can be spelt in two other ways
1. <eer> as in deer, beer, cheer
2. <eer> as in here, sphere, sincere,
Copy this table into your Literacy book and complete.
<ear> | <eer> | <ere> |
fear
| cheer | here |
1.The cheering crowd was waiting for the prince and princess`s appearance.
2. “My best earrings have disappeared,” said Ruth.
3. “ Did you hear the dreary speech?” asked Bill.