This 'Sound ee' spelling quiz introduces KS1 children to words spelt with double ‘e’. The words have been carefully selected from those suggested in the National Curriculum. It would be beneficial for Year 1 children to learn the spellings used in this test.
The letters ‘ee’ make a long vowel sound, like in the word ‘see’. You are saying the E’s alphabet name (when you say the alphabet you pronounce E as ‘ee’). Here are some spellings with this sound.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
These are all possible ways to make the 'ee' sound.
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For every colony there is one queen bee and more than 20,000 worker bees.
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The sound goats make is called bleating.
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Both these words could be spelt with 'ea' but it would change the meaning: meat is something you eat and weak means not very strong.
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Did you know, there are 40 different types of sheep!
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In the olden days people used to gather branches together to make a broom.
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They call Florida the sunshine state because it's always sunny there.
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You spend around one third of your life in bed, so make sure you do have clean sheets!
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