This year I added a little grammar fun to our educational experience.
These little "props" will probably make a bigger impact than any lesson I could teach.
We've also had a little fun with spelling, using some of these crazy sentences to learn the "i before e" rule.
I before E except when eight feisty neighbors become over caffeinated and seize a sleigh filled with counterfeit freight while being pulled by eight foreign reindeer.
I before E unless you leisurely deceived eight overweight heirs to forfeit their sovereign conceits.
Atheists don't believe in I before E. Neither do theists. Neither does 'neither'. No one believes in grammar rules.
I'm linking up with Little Things Thursday
Fun!
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Love this! You're on the right track (which is better than the one for trains carrying counterfeit freight)! I suspect many of the exceptions to the "i before e" rule are words originating from a different language. We're learning French spelling patterns here in Lyon. My daughter wanted to know why "collegue" has a "u"--but it was easy for her to remember when she realized the word would be "college" without it.
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