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Last updated

9 August 2026

zip, 1.08 MB
zip, 1.08 MB

Explicit, multi-sensory spelling support for medial doubled letters

A practical, ready-to-use spelling mini-kit for teaching common medial doubled-letter patterns in two-syllable words such as happy, puppy, sunny, funny, carry, hurry, muddy and silly.

Each teaching session takes approximately 8–10 minutes and can be used for 1:1 intervention, small-group support, tutoring or home learning. The routine is deliberately simple and highly structured so that it can be delivered by a class teacher, teaching assistant, tutor or parent without specialist linguistic training.

The resource uses a child-friendly “two jobs” memory cue to make the spelling pattern easier to remember. The accompanying Teacher Guide explains the purpose and limitations of this cue so that adults can use it confidently and accurately.

Included in this resource

  1. Teacher reference slides

  2. Fully guided teaching script

  3. Practice with eight target words

  4. Multisensory activities including:

  • sky-writing
  • tracing
  • letter-tile building
  1. Word Building worksheet

  2. Challenge Words activity

  3. Cut-and-Sort activity

  4. Five themed dictation packs:

  • General
  • Animals
  • Space
  • Sport
  • Building Bricks
  1. Teacher Guide
  2. Complete answer key

The activities move from explicit teaching and supported practice to writing from memory and attempting untaught words, helping students practise the spelling pattern in more than one context.

The Teacher Guide also includes a suggested five-session sequence, spaced review and guidance on what to do when a learner continues to omit the doubled consonant.

Suitable for
Primary spelling intervention
SEN / SEND support
Dyslexia-friendly teaching
Small-group literacy support
Tutoring
Home education
Parents supporting spelling practice at home

This resource may be useful for learners with persistent spelling difficulties, including some learners with dyslexia. It is not a diagnostic tool and should not be used in place of professional assessment where this is required.

This free mini-kit is part of the Structured Spellers series, designed to make explicit spelling instruction clear, practical and easy to deliver.

This is a digital download in PDF only.

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