Spelling

21 May 2021

Posted on Friday 21 May 2021 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are common exception words.

Year 1

  • who
  • what
  • when
  • why
  • which
  • how

Year 2

  • move
  • Mr
  • Mrs
  • old
  • only
  • parents
  • pass
  • past
  • path
  • people

14 May 2021

Posted on Friday 14 May 2021 by Mr Roundtree

This week in spellings we have been learning how to add suffixes (letters added to the end of the word) and how the spelling of the word changes.

We’ve looked at different rules:

  1. double the last letter (shop becomes shopping)
  2. drop the e and add ing (decide becomes deciding)
  3. drop the y for and i

We also talked about some exceptions to this rule. Watch out for the ones that don’t quite fit the rule!

Task: Add the suffix to the root word and write the correct spelling. Think about which rule applies and watch out for the exceptions.

Choose a word from each line to write in a sentence.

Challenge: can you write a paragraph using all the words?

add -er                     add -ing                      add -ed

give              ________   __________    ____________

cry               ________   __________    ____________

grab            ________   __________    ____________

decide        ________    __________    ____________

sprint         ________    __________    ____________

copy          ________    __________    ____________

 

14 May 2021

Posted on Friday 14 May 2021 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings and writing them in fancy writing.

Year 1

  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday
  • Saturday
  • Sunday

Year 2

  • half
  • hold
  • hour
  • improve
  • kind
  • last
  • many
  • mind
  • money
  • most

10 May 2021

Posted on Friday 07 May 2021 by Mr Catherall

Next week, we’ll be recapping our learning about adding suffixes. Complete these activities.

07 May 2021

Posted on Friday 07 May 2021 by Mrs Latham

We are continuing working on Common Exception Words (words that don’t follow the usual spelling rules).

Year 1

  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday
  • Saturday
  • Sunday

Year 2

  • half
  • hold
  • hour
  • improve
  • kind
  • last
  • many
  • mind
  • money
  • most

29 April 2021

Posted on Thursday 29 April 2021 by Mr Wilks

Next week, we’re learning about apostrophes for possession. There isn’t a list of words to learn. Instead, your child has a task to complete.

23 April 2021

Posted on Friday 23 April 2021 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week all contain the or phoneme. This phoneme can be spelled in lots of different ways. We’re focusing on or, aw, au, augh, ough.

caught

forward

history

important

naughty

ordinary

quarter

thought

awful

drawn

23 / 30 April 2021

Posted on Friday 23 April 2021 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are common exception words (common words that don’t follow the usual spelling rules).

Year 1

  • was
  • where
  • we
  • you
  • were
  • your

Year 2

  • every
  • everybody
  • eye
  • father
  • fast
  • find
  • floor
  • gold
  • grass
  • great

26 March 2021

Posted on Friday 26 March 2021 by Mr Wilks

This week, we are learning about words that end in sure. Here is the list of words that you need to learn.

treasure

pleasure

measure

enclosure

closure

assure

reassure

leisure

pressure

26 March 2021

Posted on Friday 26 March 2021 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are common exception words (words that we use a lot but do not follow the usual spelling patterns).

Year 1

  • there
  • their
  • they
  • to
  • today

Year 2

  • child
  • children
  • Christmas
  • class
  • climb
  • clothes
  • cold
  • could
  • door
  • even
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