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Tricky Vowels

Spelling

Free Tricky Vowels practice — answer fast to snatch the scoop. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 5–6

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Teacher tip

Examples in this game

Easy
Put these papers in separate piles. · Can I interest you in a cup of tea? · There is a definite answer. · This is a great opportunity. · It's a surprise. · Remember to turn off the light.
Medium
Be aware of your own ignorance. · The student displayed great independence. · A sentence starts with a capital. · It's the oldest building in existence. · This is a different category. · Can you describe the view?
Hard
Put these papers in separate piles. · Can I interest you in a cup of tea? · There is a definite answer. · This is a great opportunity. · It's a surprise. · I walked past the cemetery.

Curriculum fit

Spelling Part of Rollama's Spelling quest, used with Years 5–6.

More from this quest

Arrange a Rama - Ar Er Or Noun Spellings Pick a Pair - ious Suffixes Scoop Snatcher - ei or ie Quiz Scoop Snatcher - Single Double ·ed Suffix

Teaching this next week? Set this game as homework, see which children need the tricky cases again, and let Rollama auto-build their retry playlist.

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Tricky Vowels

 60s

Correct answer → gain one scoop
Incorrect answer → lose one scoop

Medal target: 6 scoops

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