Spelling Rules for Kids Book 1 for Ages 7+ (British and American Versions Available)

Spelling Rules for Kids Book 1

Knowing spelling rules, and their exceptions, is important because

  • they help kids understand why there are “strange” letter patterns,

  • which can help them understand and spell a word,

  • and this can also help their reading and build your vocabulary, too.

    Spelling rules are in the KS1 sat exams and knowing them can help kids identify the correct spellings:
    write — writing (Drop the ‘e’ rule)
    run — runner (1:1:1 doubling up rule)
    happy — happier (-y to ‘i’ rule)
    box — boxes (Adding -es rule)
    love — lovely (Adding -ly rule)

    This book not only explains the rules but also the history behind unusual spellings and why pronunciation and spelling don't match.

  • Spelling Rules for Kids Book 1 is a colourful/colourful, useful look at some important spellings and grammar for kids who are aged 7 and over.

  • It's linked to the UK (England) Curriculum KS1 years 1 and 2 curriculum.

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Contents

Important words to know

Spelling Rules Set 1: The Key Rules

Magic ‘e’ SIlent ‘e’

Drop the ‘e’

The 1:1:1 Doubling up Rule

FLOSSY Words

Spelling Rules Set 2: Key Endings

-ck, -ke and -k

-tch and –ch

-dge vs –ge

Spelling Rules Set 3: Plural Rules

Adding -es to Words

Words Ending in ‘O’

-y to –ies or –s

Spelling Rules Set 4: Suffix Rules 6

Words Ending in –ful

Adding -ly

Changing the -y to ‘i’

Words Ending in –le

Spelling Rules Set 5: Silent Letters at the Beginning of Words

Words Starting with wr-

Words Starting with kn- and gn-

Apostrophe Rules

Apostrophes for Contractions

Apostrophes for Possession

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