Lesson 71 - More letter linking (Levels 1&2)

The video tutorial by Celinka introduces the concept of linking as a memory aid, particularly for spelling. It covers various examples, including the words 'listen', 'often', 'train', 'pie', 'surprise', and 'beautiful', demonstrating how linking can help in remembering their spellings. The tutorial also explains the letter linking technique and highlights some rule-breaking words.

What is the main purpose of linking in spelling?

• To confuse the reader

• To make words longer

• To create new words

• To find connections that aid memory

Why is the word 'listen' a good example of linking?

• It has a silent 'T'

• It rhymes with 'ten'

• It contains the word 'ten'

• It is easy to spell

What is the technique used to remember the spelling of 'crumb'?

• Linking it with 'bread'

• Linking it with 'crumble'

• Linking it with 'crumple'

• Linking it with 'crunch'

How can the word 'the' be linked to another word?

• By linking it with 'begin'

• By linking it with 'end'

• By linking it with 'middle'

• By linking it with 'start'

Which word is an example of a rule-breaking word in the lesson?

• Pie

• Cry

• Fly

• Try

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

• Linking with 'kind'

• Linking with 'wind'

• Linking with 'find'

• Linking with 'hind'

What is the rule for words ending in 'ful'?

• Add one 'L'

• Add two 'L's

• Change 'Y' to 'I'

• Add 'E' at the end

How is the word 'beautiful' linked to another concept?

• Linked with 'handsome'

• Linked with 'ugly'

• Linked with 'beast'

• Linked with 'pretty'

What is a common mistake when spelling words ending in 'ful'?

• Forgetting the 'F'

• Adding an extra 'L'

• Changing 'Y' to 'E'

• Adding 'S' at the end

What is the key takeaway from the lesson on linking?

• Linking is not useful for spelling

• Linking should be avoided

• Linking is a powerful tool for all ages

• Linking is only for advanced learners