Silent Letters

Worksheet Description

Delve into the fascinating realm of silent letters with this meticulously crafted Sound Patterns worksheet. The exercise challenges students to sharpen their auditory skills by identifying words devoid of silent letters. With examples such as “knight,” “gnaw,” and “knee,” the worksheet offers a diverse set of words, ensuring students get a comprehensive exposure to silent letter patterns in the English language.

The sheet is organized neatly with nine rows, each presenting four words for students to evaluate. They are instructed to circle the word in each row that doesn’t possess a silent letter. Through this hands-on approach, students actively engage with each word, enhancing their pronunciation skills and deepening their understanding of word structures. Whether discerning the difference between “knob” and “kind” or “wrap” and “wry,” learners are sure to find this activity both stimulating and insightful. It stands as an essential resource for educators aiming to fortify their students’ grasp on the nuances of English phonetics.