Word: Scroll
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Scroll means to move the words or pictures on a screen up or down so you can see more. As a noun, a scroll is a long roll of paper with writing on it.
Syllables: scroll
Tricky part: The ending is a double l, as in roll and toll. A single l, scrol, is the slip teachers see most.
Watch out for: scrol, scrole, scoll
Memory tip: Picture an old paper scroll with a rolled-up end at each side: those two curled ends are the two l's.
Example 1: Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the answer key.
Example 2: The museum guide slowly unrolled a long scroll covered in old writing.
Example 3: My sister kept scrolling through the photos from our trip to Paris.
Before books with pages became common, people in ancient Egypt wrote on scrolls made from papyrus, a reed that grows along the river Nile.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) skroll
b) scribble
c) scramble
d) scream
a) skroll. Scramble, scribble and scream all start with sc for the k sound, and so does scroll.
Find the extra letter in the word:
scrowll
a) o
b) w
c) s
d) l
b) w. The vowel is spelt with o alone, as in roll; no w is needed.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
lorscl
a) scroll
b) stroll
c) rolls
d) scold
a) scroll. Stroll needs a t and scold needs a d; rolls uses only five of the six letters.
1. Which finger action on a phone screen is a scroll?
a) sliding a finger up the screen
b) tapping an icon twice
c) pinching two fingers together
d) pressing the power button
a) sliding a finger up the screen
2. Before printed books, what did people use scrolls for?
a) making kites to fly
b) keeping written records
c) wrapping food for travel
d) covering open windows
b) keeping written records
Words that start with scr: scratch, screwdriver, scrub, scrap
tone, accurate, builder, delightful, exact, humble, measure, possible
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