Silent Letters Word Sort (Yr3)

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Overview:

Students sort words with the silent letter combinations gn, kn, wr. Designed for year 3 students.

Learning Objectives:

Sort words correctly based on their silent letters combinations.
Identify words containing silent letters.
Organise words into categories under the correct headings.

How the Activity Works:

Students sort a list of words under the appropriate headings: br, cr, dr, fr, gr and tr. This activity helps students recognise and categorise words based on their silent letter patterns, strengthening their spelling and pattern recognition skills.

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