Writing - Guess the Missing Letter asks KS1 children to read a word carefully and figure out which letter is missing. This will hopefully encourage them to edit their work. Self-editing is mentioned in the National Curriculum for Year 2 pupils. This quiz adds another feather in their English and literacy cap!
There are 26 letters in the alphabet but some letters have run away. Have a look at the words and see if you can find the missing letter.
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Claude Monet is a very famous artist who was born in 1840; his most famous painting is called Water Lilies and the Japanese bridge.
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An artist is somebody that paints or draws.
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A drawing can only be done with a pencil, pen or crayon. If you use paint then you are painting.
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Words that have 'oo' in them can be prounced like a 'u' as in foot or 'oo' as in tooth.
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In England we call them trainers but in America they are called sneakers.
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A coach is somebody that trains you; you could call them trainers - but they don't go on your feet!
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When water falls from the sky it's either called rain, hail, sleet or snow - depending on how it looks.
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When it's snowing people drive slower because it's hard to see and the ground becomes very slippery.
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The sun isn't a planet, it is a star.
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We have lots of different names for wind like gust, gale, breeze, storm or hurricane.
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