-er suffix
ASL
Le and el
-ar suffix/ending
Halloween!πŸ•Έ
100

Spell the name for someone who works on a farm.

Farmer

100

How do you spell Baxter in ASL?

πŸ•·οΈ

100

Between 'le' and 'el', which is more common?

'le' is used 75% of the time! 

100

Spell the word for what a dog wears on it's neck.

collar

100

What animal is considered a witch's companion? (bonus for the color!)

A black cat πŸˆβ€β¬›

200

What's the rule for adding -er to the end of CVC words like run?

Double the consonant! Runner.

200

How do you spell Grady in ASL?

πŸ¦‡

200

Spell a word ending in le

ladle

200

Spell the word for $1.

dollar

200

Halloween is a contraction (smaller version of a longer word) of it's full name. What is the full name of Halloween?

All Hallows Eve 🍬

300

-er is a suffix and suffixes add meaning to the root word. What meaning does -er add to a word like big?

-more of something in comparison to another, like "bigger"!


300

How do you spell spooky in ASL?

πŸ‘»

300

Spell a word ending in -le

table

300

Spell the word meaning the sweet ingredient for baking things like cakes and cookies.

sugar

300

What country is Transylvania in? 

Romania 

400

-er is a suffix and suffixes add meaning to the root word. What meaning does -er add to the root word build?

-a person who does something

400

How do you spell halloween in ASL?

πŸŽƒ

400

spell a word ending in -el

towel

400

-ar can be a suffix and suffixes add meaning to the root word. What meaning does -ar add to a word like circle?

-ar is added to describe the word's function, a circle is circular!

400

What country did jack O' lanterns originate from?

Ireland πŸŽƒ

500

What's the rule for adding er to the end of a word with a Y like busy?

Take away the Y and add i and er  -> busier

500

How do you spell vampire in ASL?

πŸ§›β€β™€οΈ

500

What is the mneumonic device for spelling with 'el'?

Most Nuns Run Very Well 

500

Spell circle with the suffix -ar

circular

500

Halloween's origins date back to an ancient Celtic festival. What was the festival called?

Festival of Samhain. (pronounced sow-in) πŸ•―οΈ