This 'Sound ure' spelling quiz helps KS1 children to learn to spell this sound. The words add to the spellings recommended in the National Curriculum. To help you, use the words ‘fracture’ and 'pure' as a starting point to make the correct sound.
The sound ‘ure’ can sometimes be said like ‘yar' or 'your’. Sometimes the magic ‘e’ makes it sound like ‘u/you’ but it is also a sound in its own right. All these spellings will make the ‘yar/your’ sound. See how many you know.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The future is yet to come and the past is done - the present is a gift!
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Injuries can happen anywhere like work, school or home.
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Secure means safe and fixed in place.
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We can measure height in centimetres or inches.
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Fracture means something has broken. A window or a bone can be fractured.
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If you brush and floss your teeth regularly, you will prevent toothache and fillings!
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Many gardeners add horse manure to their soil as it has great nutrients for plants, vegetables and flowers.
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The first camera was invented over two hundred years ago.
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This was a hard one! You probably hear this word quite often as it's good to be told you're acting maturely. This means you are acting better or wiser than your age. Being told you're immature is the opposite.
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A mixture is a mix of things. A mixture could be anything that you mix together!
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