Spelling

07 February 2020

Posted on Friday 07 February 2020 by Mr Catherall

As this is the last week of our half-term, we will be revising all the spellings we have learnt this half-term (since January). To prepare, you should look back through your homework book and practise any words you feel you need to – maybe because you feel less confident with these.

On Friday 14 February 2020, you will be tested on a range of words.

07 February 2020

Posted on Friday 07 February 2020 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings and write them in dotty writing.

Year 1

  • where
  • come
  • once
  • push
  • full

Year 2

  • who
  • what
  • where
  • have
  • which
  • when
  • why
  • do
  • can
  • how

31 January 2020

Posted on Saturday 01 February 2020 by Mr Catherall

This week, children should learn the following words in preparation for a test on Friday 07 February. All of these words contain a prefix at the beginning of the word, which alters the meaning of the root word. For example, information can become misinformation.

irresponsible unattached inconvenient
irregular illegible unavailable
unnecessary infrequent  

 

31 January 2020

Posted on Friday 31 January 2020 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are a selection from the common exception word lists.

Year 1

  • where
  • come
  • once
  • push
  • full

Year 2

  • who
  • what
  • where
  • have
  • which
  • when
  • why
  • do
  • can
  • how

24 January 2020

Posted on Friday 24 January 2020 by Mrs Latham

Use last weeek’s spellings and have a go writing them in bubble writing.

Year 1

  • your
  • he
  • we
  • so
  • my

Year 2

  • January
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December

17 January 2020

Posted on Friday 17 January 2020 by Mr Catherall

Spelling

Add the prefix ‘co-‘ or ‘re-‘ to the root word to create a new word (eg. redesign).

do
emerge
ordinate
ignite
invent
exist
operate
tell

Now, practise spelling these words.

Extra (optional) challenge 1: Use some of the above words in sentences – or even a paragraph.

Extra (optional) challenge 2: Create your own activity (like the one above) for someone else to complete.

17 January 2020

Posted on Friday 17 January 2020 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are words that are frequently used and often misspelt.

Year 1

  • your
  • he
  • we
  • so
  • my

Year 2

  • January
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December

10 January 2020

Posted on Monday 13 January 2020 by Mr Catherall

This week, we will be learning how to spell words ending in ent/ence and ant/ance. We’ll be learning about these words, and some general rules, as part of our spelling sessions but children should practise spelling the words below in preparation for a test on Friday 17 January 2020.

assistant abundant tolerant convenient
assistance abundance tolerance convenience

As a little extra challenge, can your child identify which of these words is one of our 5 British Values? Do they know the others? Are they able to define each one?

10 January 2020

Posted on Friday 10 January 2020 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are common exception words/high frequency words.

Year 1

  • love
  • one
  • put
  • pull
  • house

Year 2

Remember days of the week are proper nouns so they always need a capital letter.

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

24 January 2020

Posted on Thursday 02 January 2020 by Mr Catherall

Match the prefix on the left to the correct root word on the right. One has been done for you.

un possible
dis   convenient
im   operation
in   logical
ir   conscious
il   emerge
co   graceful
re   responsible

Add the correct prefix (mis or dis) to the root word ‘information’ so that the word matches the definition. These are two of our topic words.

______information: when someone shares false information by accident.

______information: when someone deliberately shares false information to trick people.

Now, practise spelling all the words that have a prefix – evidence this revision in your homework book.

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