Word: Nursery
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Nursery means a place where very young children are looked after or go to school before they start Class 1. It is also a place where young plants are grown and sold.
Syllables: nurs - er - y
Tricky part: The middle e is said so quickly that it almost disappears, so children often write nursry or nursary.
Watch out for: nursry, nursary
Memory tip: Clap three beats as you say it; the soft middle beat is where the e lives.
Example 1: My little cousin goes to a nursery near our flat.
Example 2: We bought marigold and rose plants from the nursery.
Example 3: The nursery has bright paintings of animals on its walls.
Nursery rhymes such as 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' are named after the nursery, the room in a big house where small children once played and slept.
Fill in the two missing letters to complete the word:
n_rser_
a) e, y
b) u, y
c) u, i
d) i, y
b) u, y. The first vowel sound is spelt u as in fur, and the word finishes with a y.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The children at the nurssery sang a song about a little duck.
a) nurssery
b) song
c) children
d) duck
a) nurssery. Just one s follows the first r.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) playgrownd
b) tiffen
c) nursery
d) classroome
c) nursery. Playground ends in ound, classroom has no e at the end, and tiffin has two i's.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
rysuner
a) nursory
b) nusrery
c) nursery
d) nursrey
c) nursery. The two r's never sit side by side in this word.
1. Which child is most likely to go to a nursery?
a) a ten-year-old
b) a three-year-old
c) a fifteen-year-old
d) a college student
b) a three-year-old
2. Why do many parents send small children to a nursery?
a) to take part in the national games
b) to learn a trade for a job
c) to prepare for the Class 10 board exam
d) to play, sing and learn with other children
d) to play, sing and learn with other children
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