Sir Linkalot Time - Lesson 23 - Even More Things That Look Like Letters

The video tutorial explores various linking techniques to aid in spelling. It covers words like 'does', 'goes', 'accessories', 'one', 'marvelous', 'door', 'floor', 'parallel', and words ending in 'air'. Each section provides creative ways to remember spellings by associating letters with visual or conceptual links. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of these techniques in making spelling easier and more intuitive.

What is the primary purpose of linking techniques in spelling?

• To make words sound more interesting

• To help remember connections between words and letters

• To create new words

• To improve handwriting

How can the letter 'O' in 'does' and 'goes' be visualized to aid in spelling?

• As a wheel

• As a compass

• As a circle

• As a clock

In the word 'accessories', what do the two 'C's represent?

• Two hoops

• Two spirals

• Two earrings

• Two circles

What facial feature is used to remember the spelling of 'one'?

• Ear

• Nose

• Eye

• Mouth

Which word contains the 'ELLO' from 'hello'?

• Skillful

• Accessories

• Marvelous

• Parallel

What three-letter word is found in the middle of 'parallel'?

• Rip

• Ell

• All

• Par

What concept is used to help remember the spelling of 'parallel'?

• Parallel circuits

• Parallel lines

• Parallel roads

• Parallel universes

Why is there only one 'L' in the middle of 'skillful'?

• To follow American spelling rules

• Because 'LF' is not preferred together

• To make it easier to spell

• To match the pronunciation

What visual analogy is used for the word 'skillful'?

• A pair of eyes blinking

• A pair of ears listening

• A pair of hands clapping

• A pair of legs doing the splits

What is the common theme in words ending with 'air'?

• They all have a similar spelling pattern

• They all start with the letter 'A'

• They all involve movement

• They all relate to weather