School Words & 'Susie's Stories' (spelling for kids, lesson 43)

The video explores the concept of linking words to improve spelling, with examples of palindromes and creative word links by children. It delves into school-related vocabulary, dialects, and the evolution of words in the dictionary. The discussion also highlights favorite words and their origins, emphasizing the dynamic nature of language.

What is a palindrome?

• A word that rhymes with another

• A word that is difficult to pronounce

• A word that is spelled the same forwards and backwards

• A word that has multiple meanings

Which of the following is an example of a palindrome?

• Motor

• Epoch

• Chew

• Noon

What clever link did Sophie make with the word 'pigeon'?

• Pigeon rhymes with region

• Pigeon is a palindrome

• Pigeon is a synonym for bird

• Pig waited an eon

What is the hidden word in 'school' related to a sound?

• Ring

• Ding

• Bell

• Choo

What is the difference between 'principal' and 'principle'?

• Principal is a person, principle is a rule

• Principal is a rule, principle is a person

• Principal is a place, principle is a thing

• Both mean the same

What does the word 'junior' relate to in terms of age?

• Teenagers

• Adults

• Over 10 years old

• Under 10 years old

What is a dialect?

• A type of accent

• A formal way of speaking

• A local pronunciation and vocabulary

• A new language

What does the word 'Mardi' mean?

• Grumpy

• Excited

• Happy

• Tired

How often are new words added to the dictionary?

• Annually

• Every six months

• Quarterly

• Every month

What is the significance of being a 'word watcher'?

• To create new words

• To learn new languages

• To observe and track the evolution of words

• To memorize dictionary entries