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SPELLING - OXFORD OWL FOR HOME
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- Practise phonics. Phonics is the main way your child will learn to spell at the start of primary school. You can use phonics to help your child with spelling by encouraging them to break words they are unsure of into individual sounds, and then to match those sounds to the letters of the alphabet.
- Encourage your child to ‘have a go’ Making a first attempt is good for confidence, and it can reinforce spelling patterns and help identify any problem areas.
- Play ‘hidden words’ You can prepare this game yourself. Write the words on your child’s spelling list, hidden in a series of letters. Now that they are hidden, ask your child to find them.
- Play more spelling games. Playing games can help children to learn about spelling in an enjoyable way. Watch grammar expert Charlotte Raby’s video ‘How can I help my child with grammar, punctuation and spelling?’
- Find the right resources. Learning to spell is a gradual process and mastering English’s complex spelling system can take time. All children are different: some pick up spelling quickly, while others take longer.
YEAR 2 AT PRIMARY SCHOOL (AGE 6–7) - OXFORD OWL
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SPELLING IN YEAR 2 (AGE 6–7) - OXFORD OWL FOR HOME
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ENGLISH: AGE 6–7 (YEAR 2) - OXFORD OWL FOR HOME
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- Practise phonics. Phonics is the main way your child will learn to read, write, and spell at the start of primary school. You can help your child to read using phonics by encouraging them to break any word they are unsure of into individual sounds, and then to blend those sounds together to make the word.
- Read with your child. While your child will learn about how language works from speaking and listening, the type of language we use in writing is often different from that in speech.
- Encourage your child to read. Making time to hear your child read isn’t just good for their reading. Seeing words in print helps them to understand the words, to spell them, and to see how grammar and punctuation are used to make meaning.
- Tell stories aloud. Giving your child the opportunity to tell stories orally is a great way to get them used to structuring their ideas and using adventurous language.
- Spot letter patterns in words. Ask your child to point out words that look like they should rhyme but don’t: home and come; do and no. Point out words that do rhyme even though they look different, too: come and sum; there, bear, hair.
GRAMMAR & PUNCTUATION IN YEAR 2 (AGE 6–7) | OXFORD OWL
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