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que Spelling Practice

A Year 3 spelling worksheet focusing on -que endings. Includes words like unique, cheque, and technique with picture prompts and a note on French spelling origins.

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Year 3 Spelling Practice – Words Ending in -que (/k/ Sound) Help your Year 3 pupils build their confidence with tricky spelling patterns using this targeted -que spelling worksheet. This resource focuses on words of French origin where the spelling -que is used to represent the /k/ sound at the end of words—an essential Year 3 spelling objective. Words included: antique unique physique cheque technique plaque Pupils are guided to: Read the words Cover them Write the correct spelling under each picture Underline the key spelling focus A spelling note is included: “Words ending with the /g/ sound are spelt –gue and the /k/ sound is spelt –que (French in origin).” This worksheet not only reinforces correct spelling through repetition and visual support, but also introduces pupils to the influence of word origins in English spelling. Perfect for: Year 3 spelling and grammar lessons Word origin and morphology activities Visual learners and EAL support Homework or classroom use What’s included: One PDF worksheet with six -que words Picture clues to support spelling recall Phonics and etymology guidance Pair this resource with the -gue worksheet for complete coverage of these phonetic patterns.Read more

Year 3 Spelling Practice – Words Ending in -que (/k/ Sound) Help your Year 3 pupils build their confidence with tricky spelling patterns using this targeted -que spelling worksheet. This resource focuses on words of French origin where the spelling -que is used to represent the /k/ sound at the end of words—an essential Year 3 spelling objective. Words included: antique unique physique cheque technique plaque Pupils are guided to: Read the words Cover them Write the correct spelling under each picture Underline the key spelling focus A spelling note is included: “Words ending with the /g/ sound are spelt –gue and the /k/ sound is spelt –que (French in origin).” This worksheet not only reinforces correct spelling through repetition and visual support, but also introduces pupils to the influence of word origins in English spelling. Perfect for: Year 3 spelling and grammar lessons Word origin and morphology activities Visual learners and EAL support Homework or classroom use What’s included: One PDF worksheet with six -que words Picture clues to support spelling recall Phonics and etymology guidance Pair this resource with the -gue worksheet for complete coverage of these phonetic patterns.

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