Year 3 Spelling: Blends and Suffixes
Learning consonant blends with 'l' Exploring words with '-en' suffix Mastering sight words
What Are Consonant Blends?
Two or more consonants that blend together Each sound can still be heard Today we focus on 'l' blends Examples: fl, bl, sl, cl, pl
Sound Detective Game
Listen carefully to each word Identify the 'l' blend you hear Raise your hand when you know! Words: flop, black, slack, clock
Practice 'L' Blend Words
{"left":"flop\nblack\nslack\nslick","right":"clock\nclick\ncluck\npluck"}
The '-en' Suffix
A suffix is added to the end of words '-en' changes how words work Makes adjectives from nouns Examples: gold → golden, wood → wooden
Build '-en' Words Together
Work with a partner Use letter tiles to build words golden, garden, kitten, wooden Say each sound as you build
Quick Spelling Challenge
Can you spell these words? Listen carefully and write them down 1. clock 2. kitten 3. black 4. golden Check your answers with a friend!
Great Work Today!
You learned 'l' blends: fl, bl, sl, cl, pl You practiced '-en' suffix words You used phonics to spell new words Keep practicing these patterns at home!