In order to better remember the spelling of difficult words, you should perform as many as possible various exercises for their assimilation and consolidation. For example, you can read and write sentences with words.
In the word "blah-th-th-th-t-tel-ness" mistakes are made not only by younger and middle school students, but also by adults.
Make as many sentences as possible with the word "charity"
Exercise not only helps to remember spelling, but also contributes to the development of literate, coherent speech.
For instance:
- Anna Vyacheslavovna would very much like to do charity work, but she barely makes ends meet.
- What is true charity and how is it different from sponsorship?
- A retired lieutenant colonel spent all his unexpected inheritance on charity.
- Our organization does not do charity work.
- Charity is the provision of free financial assistance to those in need.
- I do not need the charity of this citizen, even when dying of hunger, I will not accept a penny from him.
- A tenth of the proceeds goes to charity.
- Children, write sentences with the word "charity".
- Which of the famous fairy-tale heroes was engaged in charity?
- Charity does not wait for gratitude.
- Charity is not a duty, but good will.
Find the words hidden in the big word
This task will not seem to someone as serious as making proposals with the word “charity”, but it can be used in open lessons and extra-curricular events, in various competitions and quizzes.
Answer: good, ball, God, boron, brother, scolding, eyebrow, brig, razor, bat, bandage, running, dough, chest, doe, forehead, league, liter, liver, leaf, summer, laziness, forest, flattery, cinder, talk, mountain, guest, handful, doom, face, coffin, grotto, mushroom, camp, toast, sack, spruce, turnover, etc.
Read the sentence with the word "charity" and ask questions to it
If you want to bring up a good speaker, have your child complete this exercise. And to do it better at speed: the faster, the better.
- Some people do charity work not at all out of selfless internal motives, but to create and maintain an image and good reputation.
- Are all people engaged in charity with good, good intentions?
- Why do people do charity work?
- What is the name of gratuitous material assistance?
- Are evil people doing charity work?
- What helps some citizens maintain a good reputation?
- Does charity help to fix the prevailing negative opinion about a person?
- How does helping those in need affect image building?