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A Year 2 Lunar New Year Wordsearch supporting spelling, reading, and vocabulary. Designed for Phase 5 phonics, with words featuring alternative graphemes, plurals, and suffixes, plus a writing extension.
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This Year 2 Lunar New Year Wordsearch is a purposeful literacy activity designed to support reading, spelling, and vocabulary development for KS1 learners. Ideal for spelling lessons, phonics practice, or early finisher tasks, this resource helps children apply their understanding of secure Phase 5 phonics in a meaningful and engaging context. The wordsearch includes vocabulary appropriate for Year 2, encouraging children to practise alternative graphemes, plural forms, and common suffixes. All words are presented horizontally and vertically in a forward direction, ensuring the activity remains accessible while still providing an appropriate level of challenge. A follow-up writing task invites children to select a word from the wordsearch and write it three times, reinforcing spelling patterns, letter formation, and handwriting fluency. An answer sheet is included to support adults and allow for self-checking or guided discussion. With its Lunar New Year theme, this resource also offers opportunities for cross-curricular learning and discussion, making it a great addition to themed weeks or cultural celebrations. This low-prep activity is perfect for teachers looking for a Year 2 wordsearch that combines literacy skills with engaging content.
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