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A Year 3 -sion suffix wordsearch featuring division, confusion, collision, and television. Includes 3 difficulty levels and sentence writing. Perfect for KS2 grammar.
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Year 3 Differentiated Wordsearch – Suffix -sion Reinforce spelling and grammar skills with this differentiated wordsearch focused on the suffix -sion. This resource helps Year 3 pupils identify and spell words ending in -sion, often used when the root word ends in d or de, or when the root word is less obvious. It's perfect for supporting grammar objectives around noun formation and spelling patterns. Differentiation: ⭐ 1-star: Words appear horizontally and vertically, all forwards—ideal for developing spellers. ⭐⭐ 2-star: Same layout, but includes similar-looking distractor words —encouraging careful scanning. ⭐⭐⭐ 3-star: Words appear backwards and diagonally, designed to challenge confident learners. Target words: division collision confusion television Each version includes a sentence writing section to consolidate learning and promote grammar awareness. Perfect for: KS2 spelling and grammar reinforcement Vocabulary and word formation lessons Homework, independent tasks, or early finishers Visual and EAL learners What’s included: 3 differentiated wordsearches (1-star to 3-star) Sentence writing space for all four words Full answer keys included A great companion to -sion spelling worksheets and suffix rule instruction.
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