Year 3: SPaG

March 01, 2025

In one of this term’s lessons, we turned the classroom into a spelling hospital to practise spelling contracted words. We had to operate on the words, removing the letters that needed to be taken out before using a ‘plaster’ to glue the two words together and sewing them securely with an apostrophe stitch. 

We made a great team of surgeons!



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