In this objective, children will learn how to affix base fore to bases and stems.
Over three  20-minute lessons, they will:

·   Learn that base fore is a free base which carries the meaning “before or in front of”
·   Recognise when to apply suffixing rules and that base fore mostly combines with another base; meaning that the final silent e is not usually dropped
· Understand how affixing base fore changes the meaning of the base or stem
·   Apply prior knowledge of morphemes to explore bases and their word families
·  Develop understanding of stems and using complex vocabulary in context
·   Reinforce learning with practical activities
Resources included:
·       Editable PowerPoint covering 3 lessons (20 minutes each)
·       Teacher guidance with optional activities
·       Supporting worksheets
·       A range of practical activities including: a weather forecast activity, crystal ball challenge and a Shakespearean speech
·       2 fluency activities (with answers)
·       A reasoning activity (with answers)...