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Home » Southern spelling #WotSoFunee

Southern spelling #WotSoFunee

Published: Oct 21, 2014 by admin · This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content

Just a quick one from me this week, as I forgot I was hosting, really sorry everyone. My brain has been full of school Christmas Fair tasks. Little tip for you…never volunteer to make a papier mach turkey…..

Little S has had her first spelling test at school this week, she is a really good little writer, but not the best at spelling, so it’s been a bit of a challenge for us all. However, what I hadn’t considered was the effect of her Southern upbringing, I’m from the North so never had a problem with adding an extra posh ‘r’ into words….

She tells me she needs to say ‘after’ the ‘funny way’ to get it right.

 

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  1. Emma

    October 22, 2014 at 12:47 pm

    Very sweet, I love how they learn to read and write. Our language doesn’t make it easy for them though does it?

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  2. Amanda

    October 22, 2014 at 1:01 pm

    Awh, so sweet. My eldest used to be obsessed with listening to Angelina Ballerina, would fall asleep with the books, and CD’s of the stories read out loud. She used speak in a southern accent for a while (as Angelina did) grarss and barth. Always made me chuckle.

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