Spelling Lesson 33–Everyone’s Favourite Words Inside Words (Sir Linkalot Time!)

The video tutorial introduces linking as a memory technique, highlighting its effectiveness in spelling. It features shout outs to students who demonstrate creative linking examples, such as homophones. The tutorial explores the concept of finding words within words to aid spelling and provides techniques for handling complex words. The session concludes with a focus on specific challenging words and their breakdowns.

What is the primary benefit of linking techniques as mentioned in the introduction?

• Improving memory

• Enhancing creativity

• Boosting confidence

• Increasing speed

Which smaller word is found at the start of 'medicine'?

• Med

• Medic

• Medi

• Medici

In the word 'excellent', which girl's name can be found?

• Elaine

• Elena

• Ellen

• Ella

What is the meaning of the word 'discipline' as discussed?

• Freedom

• Control

• Creativity

• Relaxation

Which two words make up the word 'conscience'?

• Con and Sense

• Con and Scene

• Con and Sign

• Con and Science

What is the correct spelling of 'great' as used in the context of the lesson?

• Grait

• Grate

• Great

• Greight

Which word is found in the middle of 'temperature'?

• Temp

• Rat

• Per

• Era

What is the correct pronunciation of 'immediately' as emphasized in the lesson?

• Immediatly

• Immediatley

• Immediatelly

• Immediately

What is the significance of the word 'eat' in the context of 'great'?

• It is a prefix

• It is a suffix

• It is unrelated

• It is a root word

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

• Using rhymes

• Using syllables

• Using abbreviations

• Using smaller words