This 'Sound oy' spelling quiz helps KS1 children learn that this sound is often at the end of a word. These tasks will test their knowledge on the ‘oy’ spellings mentioned in the National Curriculum.
The ‘oy’ sound will mostly be at the end of the word. A common exception to this is if you are adding ‘ed’ or ‘s/es’ to show tense. Other than that, this sound is usually seen at the end of words. Can you spell the missing ‘oy’ words?
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