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Year 1 - The Sound ore
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Year 1 - The Sound ore

Some words have an ore sound. This Year 1 spelling quiz helps you listen carefully and choose the right letters to spell those words.

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Fascinating Fact:

You can hear ore in store.

In KS1 English Spelling (Year 1), pupils learn to spot sounds in words and match them to spellings. This quiz practises words where the ore sound appears.

  • Digraph: Two letters that make one sound, like sh.
  • Segment: To split a word into its sounds, like s-t-or.
  • Word: A group of letters that has a meaning.
What is the ore sound in Year 1 phonics?

In Year 1 phonics, the ore sound is the sound you hear in words like “store” or “more”, and it can be written using the letters o-r-e.

What are some ore words for Year 1?

Some simple ore words are “more”, “store”, “shore”, and “score”. Children practise saying the word, hearing the sound, and choosing the correct spelling.

How can I help my child spell ore words at home?

Say the word, clap the sounds, then write it together. Point out the ore pattern and read the finished word aloud to check it makes sense.

1 .
He ____ his navy uniform every day.
rore
wrore
wowe
wore
The navy is the same as the army except they train and battle at sea.
2 .
The mermaid swam to the ____.
schore
schor
shor
shore
Mermaids are legends; this means they don't exist but people used to believe they did.
3 .
Please don't ____ on the plane.
snore
snor
snorre
smore
Snoring often happens when someone can't breathe through their nose.
4 .
Please sir, I want some ____?
mor
more
moore
moowe
This is a famous line from Charles Dickens' book, Oliver Twist.
5 .
He shoots, he ____!
skores
scors
scores
skors
If you kick the ball in the wrong net, it's called an 'own goal'.
6 .
I hate tidying; it's a real ____.
schore
shore
chore
tchore
A chore is a household job that you don't really like doing.
7 .
They opened a new clothing ____.
stor
store
storre
stoar
The last answer does contain the 'ore' sound as 'oar' sounds the same.
8 .
You are a ____; I'm really ____.
bore and borred
bore and boreed
bore and bored
boore and bored
Because the word bore ends in an 'e', we just need to add a 'd' to change the tense.
9 .
I had cheese ____ I went to bed.
before
befor
defore
beffore
An old wives' tale says that if you eat cheese before you go to bed, you'll have nightmares.
10 .
I ____ baby monkeys!
abore
adore
addore
adoore
If you adore something or someone it means you love them deeply.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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