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Which subject | English |
What topic | Spellinbt |
What length (min) | 30 |
What age group | Year or Grade 3 |
Class size | 20 |
What curriculum | Uk |
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Number of slides | 5 |
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Spelling
Year 3
English
20 students
This lesson aligns with the UK National Curriculum for English, focusing on spelling rules and patterns for Year 3 students.
Step Number | Step Title | Length | Details |
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1 | Introduction | 5 min | Briefly introduce the importance of spelling. Discuss common spelling rules. Give examples. |
2 | Individual Practice | 10 min | Hand out spelling lists. Students work individually to practice spelling the words using worksheets. |
3 | Group Activity | 10 min | Divide the class into small groups (4-5 students each). Assign each group a list of words to create a fun spelling game (e.g., word search or bingo). |
4 | Group Presentations | 3 min | Each group shares their spelling game with the class, outlining the rules to play. (No formal presentations, just sharing within the group.) |
5 | Class Review | 2 min | Recap key spellings from the lesson. Discuss any difficult words. |
6 | Homework Assignment | 5 min | Distribute a spelling homework sheet with a list of words to practice at home. Remind students to try and use these words in sentences. |
Review spelling words provided and complete the homework sheet. Focus on using each word in a sentence or practicing them in a creative way, such as drawing an image that represents the word.
This lesson plan provides a structured approach to teaching spelling to Year 3 students, promoting individual learning and collaboration, while aligning with the UK National Curriculum.
"Good morning, class! Today, we are going to focus on spelling, which is an important part of becoming great readers and writers. Can anyone tell me why spelling is important?"
Wait for responses.
"That's right! Good spelling helps us communicate clearly. Now, let’s discuss some common spelling rules. For example, 'i before e except after c' is a rule to remember. Can anyone give me a word that follows this rule?"
Encourage students to participate by giving examples.
"Great job! Remember that spelling rules can help us figure out how to write words we might not know right away."
"Now, let's move on to some individual practice. I’m handing out spelling lists to each of you. On your desks, you’ll also find worksheets with spelling exercises. I’d like you to take the next ten minutes to practice spelling these words on your own."
Give out the spelling lists and worksheets.
"Make sure to focus on writing them correctly, and use your pencils and erasers to correct any mistakes. Remember, take your time!"
Monitor the class and provide assistance as needed.
"Alright, time’s up! Now, we are going to work in groups. I will divide you into small groups of four or five. Each group will receive a list of words to create a fun spelling game. You can choose to make a word search or a bingo game."
Divide the class into groups and hand out the word lists.
"Remember to think creatively and make your game enjoyable. You have ten minutes to create your game. Go ahead!"
Circulate among the groups to assist and facilitate collaboration.
"Time's up, everyone! Now, let’s hear about the games you’ve created. Each group will share their game with the class and explain how to play."
Call on each group to present.
"Remember, this is not a formal presentation; just share what you’ve made and how it works!"
Encourage positive feedback and discussion among the groups.
"Fantastic job, everyone! Now, let’s do a quick review of what we learned today. Can anyone tell me some of the key spellings we focused on during the lesson?"
Encourage students to share the words they practiced.
"Also, were there any difficult words that we need to go over again?"
Discuss any challenging spellings and clarify as needed.
"Before we wrap up, I have your homework assignment. I will distribute a spelling homework sheet that has a list of words for you to practice at home. Your task is to write each word in a sentence."
Hand out the homework sheets.
"Additionally, I want you to think of a creative way to engage with these words, like drawing an image that represents one of the words. Remember to bring it back for our next lesson!"
Conclude with a positive note.
"I’m really proud of how well you all worked today! Keep practicing your spellings, and I can’t wait to see what you come up with for homework."
Slide number | Image | Slide content |
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1 | {Image: A classroom with students engaged} | - Introduction to spelling importance - Encouragement for responses about spelling - Mention of common spelling rules like "i before e except after c" |
2 | {Image: Worksheets on desks} | - Individual practice session - Distribution of spelling lists and worksheets - Focus on writing correctly; importance of corrections |
3 | {Image: Students in groups working together} | - Group activity instructions - Creation of a spelling game (word search or bingo) - Importance of creativity and enjoyment in group work |
4 | {Image: A group presenting their game} | - Group presentations of spelling games - Sharing explanations of how to play - Encouragement for positive feedback and class discussion |
5 | {Image: Teacher handing out homework} | - Class review of key spellings - Identifying and discussing challenging words - Homework assignment: writing sentences with spelling words and engaging creatively |