Word: Shell
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Shell means the hard outer cover of an egg, a nut, a snail, a tortoise or some sea creatures.
Syllables: shell
Tricky part: Shell ends in a double l. Children often write just one and get shel.
Watch out for: shel, chell
Memory tip: Shell has a double l at the end, the same as ball and hill.
Example 1: We picked up a pink shell on the beach at Puri.
Example 2: Crack the egg gently so no shell falls into the bowl.
Example 3: A hermit crab moves into a bigger shell as it grows.
A tortoise cannot climb out of its shell, because the shell is joined to its backbone and ribs.
Insert the correct letter to form a word:
sh_ll
a) y
b) u
c) e
d) o
c) e. The vowel is the short e you hear in egg.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) seaweed
b) pebbel
c) crab
d) shell
b) pebbel. Pebble ends in le, like bubble.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Dev keeps a shell and a litle stone in his pencil box.
a) litle
b) shell
c) pencil
d) stone
a) litle. Little has a double t in the middle.
1. Which of these has a shell?
a) a coconut
b) a cucumber
c) a mango
d) a carrot
a) a coconut
2. Why does a snail have a shell?
a) to help it sing
b) to keep its soft body safe
c) to help it fly
d) to make it run fast
b) to keep its soft body safe
thin, zoo, buffalo, cushion, friend, hornbill, many, playful
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