1. A spelling bee will be held on July 21st 2020 by HFS International in Powai for grade 4 students.
2. The spelling bee word list includes 10 sight words and rule-based words as well as 10 academic vocabulary words.
3. The word list tests spelling rules such as words containing "ie" or "ei" following the rule of using "ie" except after "c" or when it sounds like "ā".
1. A spelling bee will be held on July 21st 2020 by HFS International in Powai for grade 4 students.
2. The spelling bee word list includes 10 sight words and rule-based words as well as 10 academic vocabulary words.
3. The word list tests spelling rules such as words containing "ie" or "ei" following the rule of using "ie" except after "c" or when it sounds like "ā".
1. A spelling bee will be held on July 21st 2020 by HFS International in Powai for grade 4 students.
2. The spelling bee word list includes 10 sight words and rule-based words as well as 10 academic vocabulary words.
3. The word list tests spelling rules such as words containing "ie" or "ei" following the rule of using "ie" except after "c" or when it sounds like "ā".
1. achieve SPELLING RULE 1: Rule Words from the current study
for -ie and -ei content: 2. believe Write i before e Except Students learn them as sight- 3. fiery after c Or when words. 4. grief sounds like ā As in neighbour and weigh 5. mischief You can avoid most 6. sleigh 1. inhaler misspellings of words 2. insulin 7. freight that contain the -ie or - 3. symptoms ei vowel combination 8. perceive 4. humorous by learning the rule 5. diabetes 9. receipt that is summarized in 6. muscles the jingle. The rule for 10.conceited 7. contraction ie and ei is in three 8. allergy parts: 9. invertebrates • Usually spell the 10. glucose combination -ie, as in believe.
• However, spell -ei
when the combination follows the letter -c, as in receive. HFS INTERNATIONAL, POWAI
• Also, spell -ei when
the combination has the sound of a long ā, as in weigh (wā). Exceptions to this rule • There are a few words that should be spelled -ie but are
• There is also a group
of words in which the combination follows -c but is spelled -ie. In these words, -cie is pronounced -shə: ancient, conscience, deficient, efficient, proficient, and sufficient. Just remember to spell -ie rather than -ei after c when c spells the sound of -sh.