Sort the sentences by spelling pattern OR by use of the word. Hopefully the children will be

able to make links betweenthe spelling pattern and its use. Use blank strips for children to add own sentences.

judgement Noise level

quiet quite

That’s not quite right.

Well done class you’re working quietly.

I don’t quite see why it’s so hard for you to be quiet!

Who won? I didn’t see the finish.

Lemon cake is quite nice, but I prefer chocolate.

Take your coat today, it’s quite cold.

Homophone quite and quiet Cut this top row off before you give the sort to pupils!

Not many customers, it’s a quiet day today.

We’re going to have a nice quiet weekend.

She’s quite happy to wait until it’s ready, thank you.

He quite likes her, even though she’s really quiet.