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I love working on the word 'happy' with my students because it offers so many opportunities to learn about aspects of the workings of our spelling system:
💛💙 Stems vs Bases and reasons for different degrees of analysis
💙💛 Change <y> to <i> Suffixing Convention
💛💙 Doubling Final Consonant Suffixing Convention
Plus, who would have thought that the word 'happy' was related to words like...
💛💙 hap ^p + en
💙💛 per + hap + s
💛💙 hap + hazard
...so it offers lots of opportunities for vocabulary development too.
I created this resource a few years ago, but I HAPPENED across it again recently and thought PERHAPS it might be of interest ☺️
NOTE: As a lifelong learner whose understanding is always evolving, this resource reflects my current knowledge of these concepts.
I love working on the word 'happy' with my students because it offers so many opportunities to learn about aspects of the workings of our spelling system:
💛💙 Stems vs Bases and reasons for different degrees of analysis
💙💛 Change <y> to <i> Suffixing Convention
💛💙 Doubling Final Consonant Suffixing Convention
Plus, who would have thought that the word 'happy' was related to words like...
💛💙 hap ^p + en
💙💛 per + hap + s
💛💙 hap + hazard
...so it offers lots of opportunities for vocabulary development too.
I created this resource a few years ago, but I HAPPENED across it again recently and thought PERHAPS it might be of interest ☺️
NOTE: As a lifelong learner whose understanding is always evolving, this resource reflects my current knowledge of these concepts.
I love working on the word 'happy' with my students because it offers so many opportunities to learn about aspects of the workings of our spelling system:
💛💙 Stems vs Bases and reasons for different degrees of analysis
💙💛 Change <y> to <i> Suffixing Convention
💛💙 Doubling Final Consonant Suffixing Convention
Plus, who would have thought that the word 'happy' was related to words like...
💛💙 hap ^p + en
💙💛 per + hap + s
💛💙 hap + hazard
...so it offers lots of opportunities for vocabulary development too.
I created this resource a few years ago, but I HAPPENED across it again recently and thought PERHAPS it might be of interest ☺️
NOTE: As a lifelong learner whose understanding is always evolving, this resource reflects my current knowledge of these concepts.