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Ending with Style Worksheet

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Ending with Style Worksheet

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📚 WALT: Investigate and apply spelling rules for -ck, -tch, and -dge endings

Remember the rules:

• Use -ck after a short vowel for the /k/ sound (back, duck)

• Use -tch after a short vowel for the /ch/ sound (catch, match)

• Use -dge after a short vowel for the /j/ sound (bridge, judge)

✏️ Part 1: Complete the Words

1. Fill in the correct ending for each word:

a) ba___ (to return)

b) cat___ (to grab)

c) bri___ (structure over water)

d) qui___ (fast)

e) wat___ (to look at)

f) sti___ (piece of wood)

2. Choose the correct spelling by circling the right answer:

a)

blak
black
blatch

b)

ritch
rick
rich

c)

fudge
fudj
fudck

d)

strech
streck
stretch

🎯 Part 2: Spelling Challenge

3. Write the correct spelling for these words (listen to your teacher or sound them out):

a) /blɒk/ ________________

b) /skrætʃ/ ________________

c) /plʌdʒ/ ________________

d) /θɪk/ ________________

4. Extension Challenge: Create sentences using these spelling patterns. Write one sentence for each ending type:

-ck word sentence:

-tch word sentence:

-dge word sentence:

5. Explain why we use these different endings instead of just using 'k', 'ch', or 'j':

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