This Magic e Review spelling quiz will show KS1 children single clause sentences with magic e spellings. They will need to remember how to apply this rule and identify the correct and perfectly-spelt sentence. Although concentrating on magic e, children should try not to neglect the other spellings and so some sentences will have other HFW (High Frequency Words) spelt incorrectly.
You’ve completed the tests on Magic ‘e’ words and now is the time to see what you’ve learnt.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Both made and cake have the 'a' sound, which changes from 'ah' to 'aye' when there is a magic e on the end of the word.
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The magic e words are 'These' and 'fade'. The pictures in this image are called Polaroids and are taken from a Polaroid camera.
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The word 'those' is a high frequency word; this means it's a word you will use quite a lot.
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Most toothpastes have seaweed in them.
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Wearing a helmet when riding your bike could save your life if you ever fall off.
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The magic e word was 'pole', which was spelt correctly for each answer.
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This is a question, which is why the sentence ends with a question mark.
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Although the word 'come' ends with a magic e, it doesn't change the 'oh' to 'ow' (like show); instead it changes to 'uh'.
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A theme tune is a song or music that is always played for a certain programme or film.
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Remember, if the word 'hear' has an 'ear' in it then it is to do with your ear and listening.
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