Lesson 53 - Letter linking (Levels 1&2)

The video tutorial introduces the concept of linking as a learning technique, particularly for spelling. It features shoutouts to students who have successfully applied linking techniques to words like 'soup', 'stir', 'teacher', and 'test'. The lesson progresses to more complex examples, such as 'crumb', 'ice', 'right', 'people', and 'weird', demonstrating how linking can simplify spelling and enhance memory. The tutorial emphasizes the flexibility of linking, encouraging students to find personal connections that aid their learning.

What is the main purpose of linking techniques as described in the introduction?

• To learn new languages

• To enhance spelling skills

• To memorize historical dates

• To improve vocabulary

How did Louis link the word 'teacher'?

• By using the word 'ache'

• By connecting it to the word 'teach'

• By associating it with a cup of tea

• By linking it to the word 'test'

What word did Millie use to link with 'test'?

• Nest

• Best

• Rest

• Pest

What is the silent letter in the word 'crumb'?

• C

• U

• R

• B

Which word is linked with 'ice' using the letter C?

• Iceberg

• Ice cube

• Ice cold

• Ice cream

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

• Linking with 'groove'

• Linking with 'light'

• Linking with 'move'

• Linking with 'write'

What expression is used to link 'over' and 'above'?

• Over the moon

• Over and out

• Over and above

• Over the top

What visual link is used for the word 'people'?

• People love apples

• People eat oranges

• People smile if you say please

• People enjoy music

Which word is linked with 'found' using the UND ending?

• Sound

• Round

• Bound

• Pound

What rule does the word 'weird' break?

• Silent letter rule

• I before E rule

• Double consonant rule

• Vowel harmony rule