'able' and 'ible' Anagrams

1. can’t read it
lllgiielbe

2. didn’t need to happen
delbaaovi

3. it’s ok
leccbatpea

4. upright and good
presetcbale

5. easily set on fire
mmbaaflinle

6. nearly the same
rapablemoc

7. can think of that happening
magiibanel

8. believable
dibrecle

9. of great worth
lavbelau

10. could be allowed
mispeirsbel

11. can’t be healed
rablecuni

12. not in style
ionunhasfbeal

World Spelling Day

World Spelling Day

Explorers- 'air' sound words

As part of our Impact Study think about EXPLORERS

who tried to find out more about deserts, rainforests and polar regions.

Search one of the links below and answer the following questions about exploration.

Highlight the 'air' sound words in your answers.

When did they explore this area?
How did they travel?
What equipment did they bring?
What did they find there?
What dangers did they face?
Why did they explore the region?

Ernest Shackleton explored the Antarctic

Marco Polo crossed the Gobi Desert on his way to China

Dr David Livingstone explored the rainforests of Africa