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A Year 3 spelling worksheet for the /ɪ/ sound spelt y in the middle of words. Includes myth, symbol, and Egypt with picture prompts and a phonics rule explanation.
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Year 3 Spelling Practice – The /ɪ/ Sound Spelt y (Not at the End) This engaging worksheet helps Year 3 pupils master a tricky spelling pattern: the /ɪ/ sound spelled as ‘y’ when it occurs elsewhere than at the end of words. Aligned with National Curriculum requirements, this activity encourages children to spot this less common grapheme-phoneme correspondence in familiar and meaningful vocabulary. Target words: myth gym Egypt symbol pyramid mystery Children are prompted to: Read each word Cover it Write the correct spelling under the picture Underline the key focus in the word The rule is explained clearly: “The /ɪ/ sound spelt y elsewhere than at the end of words.” This resource strengthens visual memory, decoding skills, and spelling accuracy through repetition and visual prompts. Perfect for: Phonics and spelling lessons KS2 word-level grammar Independent or paired learning EAL and visual learners What’s included: One PDF worksheet with six y = /ɪ/ spelling words Picture prompts for each word Clear phonics-based rule explanation Pairs perfectly with other alternative spelling resources (e.g. ei, ey, ou spellings) for building confidence in irregular spelling patterns.
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