Compound Words Worksheet (Yr4)

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Overview:

This spelling worksheet focuses on compound words. Designed for year 4 students.

Learning Objectives:

Identify and form compound words by combining two smaller words.
Understand how compound words are constructed.
Use compound words in sentences correctly.

How the Activity Works:

Students complete a variety of activities based around compound words learned in Year 4. Activities include matching words to create compound words, completing sentences using compound words and finishing the spelling of incomplete compound words. This worksheet helps students practise forming and using compound words effectively.

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