To be able to segment words into the correct
Description: To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes 4 16 To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in y This weeks words: merriment, happiness, plentiful, penniless, happily, prettiest, nastiness, beautiful,
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slide1. To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes 4 16 To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ This week’s words: merriment, happiness, plentiful, penniless, happily, prettiest, nastiness, beautiful, pitiful, silliness<br>
slide2. Can you match these words
with their sound buttons? Starter 16.1 myth mystery gym lyrics<br>
slide3. Can you match these words
with their sound buttons? Starter 16.2 myth mystery gym lyrics<br>
slide4. Do you know what they all mean?
What do they have in common? This Week’s Words 16.3 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful adverb<br>
slide5. Etymology Which of this week’s words is this? 16.4 beautiful beautiful<br>
slide6. Can you sort this week’s words according to their suffixes?
Which suffix is most common? Word Sort 16.5 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful<br>
slide7. Syllable and Phoneme Map 16.6 merriment mer|ri|ment
3 merriment hap|pi|ly
3 happily pret|ti|est
3 prettiest<br>
slide8. To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes
To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ 16.7 Read the word. Write each word out, drawing long lines for the syllable breaks. Write each word out again, adding the sound buttons for each phoneme. Finally, rewrite the whole word.<br>
slide9. Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Answers 16.8<br>
slide10. Irregular Spelling Pattern Do you know the base words for this week’s words? 16.9 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful merry happy happy plenty penny pretty silly pity nasty beauty worried appliance marries tidiest wearisome<br>
slide11. Do we always change the ‘y’ from the base word to an ‘i’ when adding a suffix? Irregular Spelling Pattern 16.10 When the word is a single-syllable adjective When adding ‘-ing’ Apply
worry
marry
tidy
carry
pity shy
spry
sly
wry When ‘y’ comes after a vowel spray
employ
destroy
prey
buy applying worrying marrying tidying carrying pitying shyness shyly spryest spryly slyer slyness wryly wryness sprayed sprayer employable destroyer preyed buys buyer employment destroys preys<br>
slide12. Can you identify and spell the missing
words in these sentences? Cloze Sentences 16.11 The boy was filled with ________________ when he saw his new bike.
The children got in to trouble because of their ________________ at break time.
The dress was the ______________ thing she had ever seen.
After he bought all of the gifts, John was left _______________.
There was so much food at the party, the guests said it was _______________.
The Christmas party filled everyone with _____________.
She skipped ___________ down the road.
Her spiteful words were filled with ____________.
The necklace was sparkly and ________________.
There was a _____________ amount of snow overnight.<br>
slide13. Cloze Sentences Answers 16.12 The boy was filled with ________________ when he saw his new bike.
The children got in to trouble because of their ________________ at break time.
The dress was the ______________ thing she had ever seen.
After he bought all of the gifts, John was left _______________.
There was so much food at the party, the guests said it was _______________.
The Christmas party filled everyone with _____________.
She skipped ___________ down the road.
Her spiteful words were filled with ____________.
The necklace was sparkly and ________________.
There was a _____________ amount of snow overnight. happiness silliness prettiest penniless plentiful merriment happily beautiful pitiful nastiness<br>
slide14. To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes
To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ 16.13 This week’s words have been scrambled up into their individual syllables.
Can you unscramble them?<br>
slide15. Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Answer 16.14<br>
slide16. 16.15 merry Definition In a Sentence Rhymes With… Add Prefixes
or Suffixes<br>
slide17. 16.16 merry Cheerful and lively. She greeted them with a merry smile. berry
sherry
ferry merrier, merrily, merriest, merriment, merriness, merriment, merriments Definition In a Sentence Rhymes With… Add Prefixes
or Suffixes<br>
slide18. How many new words can you create by adding prefix(es) and/or suffix(es)? Morphology Matrix 16.17 Can you create a word meaning the most happy you could be?
Can you create a word to describe feeling more sad than someone else? Prefix Suffix Base Word happy er ly est (feeling or showing pleasure or contentment) un
(not) ness<br>
slide19. Morphology Matrix Answers 16.18 Prefix Suffix Base Word happy er ly est (feeling or showing pleasure or contentment) un
(not) ness Can you create a word meaning the most happy you could be?
Can you create a word to describe feeling more sad than someone else? Possible answers: happier, happily, happiest, happiness, unhappy, unhappier, unhappily, unhappiest, unhappiness. happiest unhappier<br>
slide2. Can you match these words
with their sound buttons? Starter 16.1 myth mystery gym lyrics<br>
slide3. Can you match these words
with their sound buttons? Starter 16.2 myth mystery gym lyrics<br>
slide4. Do you know what they all mean?
What do they have in common? This Week’s Words 16.3 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful adverb<br>
slide5. Etymology Which of this week’s words is this? 16.4 beautiful beautiful<br>
slide6. Can you sort this week’s words according to their suffixes?
Which suffix is most common? Word Sort 16.5 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful<br>
slide7. Syllable and Phoneme Map 16.6 merriment mer|ri|ment
3 merriment hap|pi|ly
3 happily pret|ti|est
3 prettiest<br>
slide8. To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes
To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ 16.7 Read the word. Write each word out, drawing long lines for the syllable breaks. Write each word out again, adding the sound buttons for each phoneme. Finally, rewrite the whole word.<br>
slide9. Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Answers 16.8<br>
slide10. Irregular Spelling Pattern Do you know the base words for this week’s words? 16.9 merriment happiness happily plentiful penniless prettiest silliness pitiful nastiness beautiful merry happy happy plenty penny pretty silly pity nasty beauty worried appliance marries tidiest wearisome<br>
slide11. Do we always change the ‘y’ from the base word to an ‘i’ when adding a suffix? Irregular Spelling Pattern 16.10 When the word is a single-syllable adjective When adding ‘-ing’ Apply
worry
marry
tidy
carry
pity shy
spry
sly
wry When ‘y’ comes after a vowel spray
employ
destroy
prey
buy applying worrying marrying tidying carrying pitying shyness shyly spryest spryly slyer slyness wryly wryness sprayed sprayer employable destroyer preyed buys buyer employment destroys preys<br>
slide12. Can you identify and spell the missing
words in these sentences? Cloze Sentences 16.11 The boy was filled with ________________ when he saw his new bike.
The children got in to trouble because of their ________________ at break time.
The dress was the ______________ thing she had ever seen.
After he bought all of the gifts, John was left _______________.
There was so much food at the party, the guests said it was _______________.
The Christmas party filled everyone with _____________.
She skipped ___________ down the road.
Her spiteful words were filled with ____________.
The necklace was sparkly and ________________.
There was a _____________ amount of snow overnight.<br>
slide13. Cloze Sentences Answers 16.12 The boy was filled with ________________ when he saw his new bike.
The children got in to trouble because of their ________________ at break time.
The dress was the ______________ thing she had ever seen.
After he bought all of the gifts, John was left _______________.
There was so much food at the party, the guests said it was _______________.
The Christmas party filled everyone with _____________.
She skipped ___________ down the road.
Her spiteful words were filled with ____________.
The necklace was sparkly and ________________.
There was a _____________ amount of snow overnight. happiness silliness prettiest penniless plentiful merriment happily beautiful pitiful nastiness<br>
slide14. To be able to segment words into the correct syllables and phonemes
To spell words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ 16.13 This week’s words have been scrambled up into their individual syllables.
Can you unscramble them?<br>
slide15. Words where a suffix is added to words ending in ‘y’ Answer 16.14<br>
slide16. 16.15 merry Definition In a Sentence Rhymes With… Add Prefixes
or Suffixes<br>
slide17. 16.16 merry Cheerful and lively. She greeted them with a merry smile. berry
sherry
ferry merrier, merrily, merriest, merriment, merriness, merriment, merriments Definition In a Sentence Rhymes With… Add Prefixes
or Suffixes<br>
slide18. How many new words can you create by adding prefix(es) and/or suffix(es)? Morphology Matrix 16.17 Can you create a word meaning the most happy you could be?
Can you create a word to describe feeling more sad than someone else? Prefix Suffix Base Word happy er ly est (feeling or showing pleasure or contentment) un
(not) ness<br>
slide19. Morphology Matrix Answers 16.18 Prefix Suffix Base Word happy er ly est (feeling or showing pleasure or contentment) un
(not) ness Can you create a word meaning the most happy you could be?
Can you create a word to describe feeling more sad than someone else? Possible answers: happier, happily, happiest, happiness, unhappy, unhappier, unhappily, unhappiest, unhappiness. happiest unhappier<br>