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A Year 3 worksheet focused on the suffix -sion after root words ending in d or se. Includes words like confusion and tension with spelling rule reminders and picture prompts.
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Year 3 Spelling Practice – Suffix -sion (Root Word Ends in d or se ) Strengthen your pupils’ understanding of suffix patterns with this focused spelling worksheet on the suffix -sion, specifically used when the root word ends in d or se. This Year 3 resource helps children develop rule-based spelling skills while expanding their vocabulary through engaging visual activities. Target words include: confusion precision extension expansion comprehension tension Children are asked to: Read each word Cover it Write it under the matching picture Underline the key focus in the spelling Spelling rule reminder: “ –sion is used if the root word ends in d or se. (Exceptions: attend → attention, intend → intention.)” This worksheet supports pattern recognition, rule application, and reinforces the link between root words and their derived forms. Perfect for: Grammar and spelling lessons Independent or group work KS2 interventions EAL and visual learners What’s included: One printable PDF worksheet Six -sion words from d or se roots Spelling rule guidance and image support A great resource to complement your broader suffix instruction, especially on -tion, -ssion, and -sion.
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