Lesson 80 - Even More Things That Look Like Letters (Levels 3-5)

The video tutorial explores creative linking techniques to aid spelling and memory. It features examples from children like Harry and Ina, who use visual and phonetic links to spell challenging words. The lesson also covers words that look like letters, such as 'possesses' and 'skiing', and delves into the spelling of 'fashion', 'cushion', 'parallel', and 'mischievous'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of linking and visual techniques in learning spelling.

What is the significance of linking in spelling according to the text?

How does Harry cleverly link the spelling of 'one' and 'nil'?

What connection does Ina make regarding the spelling of 'Isle'?

How does the text describe the spelling of 'possesses'?

How does the text suggest using visual links to aid in spelling?

What does the text say about the letter 'I' in the word 'available'?

What are the four words that contain 'sh' when you hear 'shun'?

What is the relationship between the words 'fashion' and 'show' in the context of spelling?

What are the two meanings of the prefix 'para' mentioned in the text?

What is the common mistake people make when spelling 'mischievous'?