Practise creating contractions from two words using this set of cute bumblebee worksheets.
Match the Wings to Make the Contraction!
This set of worksheets has been designed to help students practise their knowledge of contractions. In this fun bumblebee-themed set of worksheets – students need to create the matching contraction for two words (each seen in a wing of a bumblebee).
Learning contractions are a crucial part of everyday language. They make speech and writing more fluid and natural by shortening common word pairs. Mastering contractions helps students with the following skills:
- Improve Reading Fluency: Recognising and understanding contractions allows for smoother reading experiences.
- Enhance Writing Skills: Using contractions appropriately makes writing sound more conversational and less formal.
- Boost Comprehension: Knowing contractions aids in understanding spoken and written English, as they are frequently used in both.
Other Contraction Activities for the Classroom
- Contraction Card Game – Create a set of cards with word pairs on one set and their corresponding contractions on another. Mix them up and have students match the word pairs with the correct contractions.
- Contraction Bingo – use this printable set of contraction bingo boards for a great small group or whole class activity.
- Contraction hunt – In this scavenger hunt, hide cards with contractions around the classroom. Give students a list of word pairs and have them find the corresponding contractions.
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter collaborator.
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