Lesson 48: Words inside Words (Levels 3-5)

The video tutorial introduces the concept of linking as a mnemonic technique to improve spelling. It highlights a student's success with linking and demonstrates linking techniques for words like 'separate', 'centimeter', 'achieve', 'soldier', and 'knowledge'. The tutorial emphasizes the fun and effectiveness of linking in learning and spelling.

What is the primary purpose of linking as described in the introduction?

• To make learning more difficult

• To create confusion

• To help remember and spell words

• To avoid learning new words

What is the significance of the shout-out to Alex in the lesson?

• He dislikes linking

• He struggles with spelling

• He invented a new linking technique

• He is a natural at linking

Which word is commonly misspelled as 'SEPE'?

• Knowledge

• Centimeter

• Achieve

• Separate

What humorous element is included in the discussion about 'centimeter'?

• A joke about a cat

• A riddle about a fox

• A story about a pig in a hat

• A tale of a lost shoe

What is the linking technique for the word 'centimeter'?

• Finding 'time' inside 'center'

• Finding 'meter' inside 'cent'

• Finding 'cent' inside 'meter'

• Finding 'time' inside 'meter'

What two small words are found within 'achieve'?

• Eve and Go

• Hi and Eve

• Go and Eve

• Hi and Go

What is the main challenge with the word 'achieve'?

• Finding the 'v' sound

• Deciding if it ends with 'e'

• Remembering the 'ch' sound

• Spelling it without 'i'

Which two words are found within 'soldier'?

• Brave and Win

• Young and Fight

• New and Live

• Old and Die

What is the key linking technique for remembering 'knowledge'?

• Using the word 'bat'

• Using the word 'dog'

• Using the word 'cat'

• Using the word 'owl'

What is the linking technique used for the word 'edge'?

• Using the letter 'A' as a fallen 'B'

• Using the letter 'D' as a fallen 'G'

• Using the letter 'C' as a fallen 'D'

• Using the letter 'E' as a fallen 'F'