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Year 1 - Two Vowel Spellings

Two vowels can work together in Year 1 spelling. This quiz helps you spot common vowel pairs and choose the right letters for each sound.

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Fascinating Fact:

You can see two vowels in ou in out.

In KS1 English Spelling (Year 1), children learn that some sounds are written using two vowels together. These vowel pairs help us spell and read many common words.

  • Vowel: A letter like a, e, i, o, or u.
  • Vowel digraph: Two vowels next to each other that make one sound.
  • Sound: What you hear when you say a letter or a word.
What are two vowel spellings in Year 1?

Two vowel spellings are when two vowels are written together to help make a sound in a word. In Year 1, children practise spotting these vowel pairs and reading them in simple words.

Why do two vowels sometimes make one sound?

Two vowels can work as a team, so you hear one sound even though you see two letters. Learning these patterns helps children read more quickly and spell more accurately.

How can I help my child learn vowel digraphs at home?

Try saying a word slowly, then clap for each sound you hear. Ask your child to look for two vowels together and practise writing a few words that use the same vowel pair.

1 .
Which of these words is spelt incorrectly?
proud
instead
steadey
sheep
Steady doesn't have an 'e' after the 'd' and means careful and slow.
2 .
Spell the missing word: Sunflowers bloom in ____.
August
Awgust
Aogust
Aurgust
August is the eighth month of the year - do you know the month that follows August?
3 .
Which sentence is spelt perfectly?
She touk the spoon and put it on her nose.
She tok the spoon and put it on her nose.
She took the spoon and put it on her noose.
She took the spoon and put it on her nose.
Spoons stay on your nose when you use friction or a bit of water and a good dose of gravity!
4 .
Which of these words is spelt incorrectly?
Tuessday
oak
coach
field
Tuesday is the second day of the week. Do you know the other six days?
5 .
Which of these words is spelt incorrectly?
rain
spoil
affraid
point
The word 'afraid' should only have one 'f' and means scared.
6 .
Which of these words is spelt incorrectly?
boil
spoon
dream
meen
The last word doesn't exist, but the word 'mean' does.
7 .
Spell the missing word: This is a scary ____.
dinosoor
dinosuar
dinosaur
dinosoer
This dinosaur is called a Tyrannosaurus Rex but we shorten it to T-Rex.
8 .
Spell the missing word: He is painting the ____.
seiling
ceiling
cealing
sealing
This spelling was shown in the quiz that tested you on the 'ei' sound.
9 .
Which sentence is spelt perfectly?
This tree has a woden trunk.
This tree has a wooden trunk.
This trea has a wooden trunk.
This tre has a woden trunk.
This picture shows the roots as well but most of the time, roots are underground and out of sight securing the tree in place.
10 .
Which of these words is spelt incorrectly?
cheif
piece
fried
mouse
A chief is a leader.
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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