28 June 2013

Friday 28 June 2013

For the last few weeks of spellings, we will be revisiting three familiar spelling rules. This week’s spellings combine two of these rules:

double-up for short vowel sounds

and

drop the e for ing

All of the spellings double-up because of short vowel sounds. As for the second rule (drop the e for ing), because the route word of these spellings all have le on the end, when an ing is added the e is dropped.

For example,

wriggle with an ing added becomes wriggling and the e is dropped.

LO: double-upfor short vowel soundsLO: drop the e for ing
wriggle wriggling
giggle giggling
paddle paddling
cuddle cuddling
ripple rippling
wobble wobbling
bubble bubbling
guzzle guzzling

 

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