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Let’s spell words ending -tion

Let’s spell words ending -tion. -tion. Remember Mr. Tion’s story: “tea I owe Nick”. - tion. Sta tion Station I went to Barnstaple station. - tion. Va ca tion Vacation We are going on vacation . -tion. Cre a tion Creation The world is a wonderful creation. - tion. Cau tion

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Let’s spell words ending -tion

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  1. Let’s spell words ending -tion -tion Remember Mr. Tion’s story: “tea I owe Nick”.

  2. - tion • Sta tion • Station • I went to Barnstaple station.

  3. - tion • Va ca tion • Vacation • We are going on vacation.

  4. -tion • Cre a tion • Creation • The world is a wonderful creation.

  5. - tion • Cau tion • Caution • You need caution when crossing the road.

  6. - tion • Lo tion • Lotion • Put suntan lotion on so you don’t burn.

  7. -tion • Am bi tion • Ambition • Do you the have ambition to do well?

  8. -tion • For ma tion • Formation • I have to watch the formation of my letters.

  9. -tion • Add i tion • Addition • I am good at doing addition (and subtraction and fractions!) especially on World Maths Day!

  10. -tion • Por tion • Portion • My Reed had a big portion of chips at McDonalds!

  11. Now how many more words containing tion can you add to this page?You could also produce some extra pages to improve this PowerPoint, in the same style.Once finished save the PowerPoint and then print out as a handout or separate slides, with your name on it.

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