W8488PR-Learn from Home Workbook 1
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Why does popcorn pop?<br />
Read the explanation.<br />
Editing skills<br />
do you like to eat popcorn have you ever wondered why it pops<br />
popcorn is a type of corn each piece of popcorn haz water inside it<br />
when you heet popcorn, the water turns into steam the steam can’t<br />
get owt because of the popcorn’s hard coating soon ther isn’t any<br />
room left inside the popcorn for any more steam this maks it explode<br />
or ‘pop’<br />
1 Punctuation<br />
(a) Find 9 missing capital letters, 2<br />
question marks and 6 full stops.<br />
Circle the exclamation mark.<br />
2 Spelling<br />
(a) There are 6 misspelt words.<br />
Underline them then write the<br />
correct spelling.<br />
you are left with a snak that’s good to eat!<br />
3 Grammar<br />
Compound words are made up of<br />
two smaller words; for example,<br />
‘table’ and ‘spoon’ make ‘tablespoon’.<br />
(a) Write 1 compound word <strong>from</strong><br />
the text.<br />
(b) Highlight 3 nouns (naming words)<br />
<strong>from</strong> the text.<br />
Contractions are words which have<br />
been shortened by taking out letters<br />
and adding an apostrophe; for<br />
example, did not – didn’t.<br />
Viewing sample<br />
(c) What two small words have<br />
been joined to make these<br />
contractions <strong>from</strong> the text?<br />
(i)<br />
(ii)<br />
can’t<br />
isn’t<br />
(iii) that’s<br />
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