Word: Pulse
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Pulse means the steady beat you can feel at your wrist or neck as your heart pushes blood around your body.
Syllables: pulse
Tricky part: A plain s sound closes this word, but the spelling is se, so children write puls or pulce.
Watch out for: puls, pulce
Memory tip: Your pulse does not stop short, and neither does this word: a quiet e follows the s, like the soft end of a heartbeat.
Example 1: Our science teacher showed us how to find a pulse.
Example 2: My pulse was racing when the relay began.
Example 3: A baby's pulse is faster than a grown-up's.
The same spelling has a second meaning: pulses are seeds such as lentils and chickpeas, the kind that go into dal. The two words have different histories.
Find the extra letter in the word:
poulse
a) o
b) s
c) u
d) l
a) o. A lone u is the vowel in this word.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) stomach
b) muscel
c) shoulder
d) pulse
b) muscel. A muscle has a silent c and ends in le.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
After the long race, Tara felt the pulse in her rist with two fingers.
a) pulse
b) fingers
c) rist
d) race
c) rist. A wrist starts with a silent w.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
lespu
a) puels
b) pusle
c) pluse
d) pulse
d) pulse. Look for the l straight after the u; one option has it.
1. When would your pulse be at its fastest?
a) during a soft bedtime song
b) while lying on your bed at night
c) while sitting still with a good book
d) after running up three flights of stairs
d) after running up three flights of stairs
2. To time your pulse for a minute, what would help you most?
a) a set of kitchen weighing scales
b) a ruler with clear markings
c) a watch with a second hand
d) a jug with a measuring scale
c) a watch with a second hand
More Class 3 Summer Spell Bee words starting with p: playground, parakeet, perhaps, princess, pint, population
sorry, wedding, bargain, city, dignity, forest, inspiration, monitor
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