Sir Linkalot Time - Lesson 1 - Words Inside Words

The video introduces linking as a method to learn facts by finding connections. It provides examples of linking techniques, particularly for spelling, and demonstrates how words can be broken down into smaller parts to aid memory. The video emphasizes the effectiveness of linking in various subjects and highlights its potential to boost confidence in learners, especially those struggling with spelling.

What is the purpose of linking in learning?

• To replace traditional learning methods

• To find connections that aid in learning

• To memorize facts without understanding

• To make learning more difficult

Which word contains the name 'Liam' as a part of its linking technique?

• Machine

• Separate

• Parliament

• Parent

What is the small word found in the middle of 'Believe'?

• Lev

• Bee

• Lie

• Live

Which word is described as having a four-letter word in the middle that is an abbreviation?

• Machine

• Maneuver

• Separate

• Parliament

What is the two-letter word found in the middle of 'They'?

• Is

• We

• It

• He

Which two words are found inside 'Machine'?

• Me and Chin

• An and Chin

• He and Chin

• A and Chin

What is the key to making linking work for spelling?

• Ignoring difficult words

• Memorizing rules

• Finding personal connections

• Using complex sentences

What is the main benefit of linking for children struggling with spelling?

• It focuses only on easy words

• It makes spelling more complex

• It replaces traditional spelling tests

• It boosts their confidence

What is the hardest word mentioned in the lesson that children learned to spell?

• Separate

• Parliament

• Machine

• Maneuver

What percentage of children struggle with spelling due to confidence issues?

• 100%

• 90%

• 70%

• 50%