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Year 1 - The Sound ou
Look at the lovely CLOUDS.

Year 1 - The Sound ou

This 'Sound ou' spelling quiz asks KS1 children to spell words with that sound. To help you teach this sound, think of the word ‘cloud’ and use that as your reminder on how it should be said. All the spellings in this quiz have been taken from the recommended list in the National Curriculum, for Year 1 children.

The only high frequency word that ends with the letters ‘ou’ is ‘you’. However, the sound in the word ‘you’ is different to how the ‘ou’ should sound. It’s an exception to the rules. Other than in this word, the ‘ou’ is pronounced like ‘ow’ – as in “Ow, you just hurt me!” These spellings will all include the ‘ow’ sound. Can you spell the missing words?

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1.
Will you teach me ____ Julius Caesar?
abowt
abbout
about
aboute
There is so much you can learn about this Roman Emperor but let's start with the basics: his full name was Gaius Julius Caesar.
2.
The ____ comes out of these speakers and travels ____ the room.
souned and around
sound and arround
sound and around
sound and awound
If you have speakers all over the room, then this is called surround sound.
3.
They were very ____ of their new ____.
pwoud and house
proud and house
proude and house
proud and hous
People save up for years to buy a house but most people only save a deposit. This means they save a small amount of money and borrow the rest from a bank, which is called getting a mortgage.
4.
The ____ coin is very ____.
pound and wround
pound and round
pound and wound
pounde and round
This coin was made in 1983 and replaced one pound bank notes.
5.
Don't forget to take the rubbish ____.
owt
out
oute
ouwt
In England, we place our rubbish in our bins outside and dustbin men come and collect them once a week.
6.
I can ____ to ten!
kount
count
counte
counet
Once you can count to ten, you learn to add single digits together then number bonds.
7.
The ____ was not very ____.
mouse and loud
mouce and loud
mouse and louwed
mousse and loud
If you have more than one mouse, the word changes to mice.
8.
Your teeth are inside your ____.
mouve
mouf
mouffe
mouth
The hardest part of the human body is called enamel, which is on your teeth.
9.
The pirate ____ the treasure!
found
thound
founed
thouned
Pirates wore bandanas to keep their hair off their face and catch the sweat whilst working. Practical and fashionable... if you're a pirate!
10.
Please don't ____; I've got a headache.
schout
sout
shoute
shout
Headaches can happen when you're ill and often when you're dehydrated (not had enough water).
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller

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