Spelling

July 13 2018

To learn the following spellings for a text next Thursday 19 July.

tough

lonely

explosion

independent

incredibly

display

popular

wrist

station

capture

13 July 2018

This week’s spelling homework is to look back through all your spellings – they are all on the website. The test next week will be a selection from the whole year!

13 July 2018

This week’s list of spellings to learn contains words that end in cial or tial.  As with all spelling rules, there are exceptions but …

cial is common after a vowel.

tial is common after a consonant.

• social
• special
• official
• crucial
• potential
• residential
• essential
• partial

6 July 2018

This week our spelling words are all homophones.

Put all these words into context within sentences or a paragraph. Can you write a nonsense story?

• through, threw
• their, there, they’re
• your, you’re
• hour, our
• of, off
• rain, reign, rein

July 6 2018

Spelling homework

This list of words has been chosen from errors in a recent test.

tough

lonely

explosion

independent

incredibly

display

popular

wrist

station

capture

For each word:

• look at any spelling rules, patterns or phonic sounds
• count the syllables in each word
• write the word in a sentence
• use shape words

6 July 2018

Use last week’s spellings to make a wordsearch. Make sure you spell them correctly and fit them all in!

Year 1

• house
• home
• should
• would
• could
• asked

Year 2

• catch
• caught
• blow
• blew
• fly
• flew
• bring
• brought
• eat
• ate

Friday 29 July 2018

This week’s spellings are a selection of words with different suffixes (endings). They will be tested on Friday 7th July.

popular                       interesting                 excited                       horribly

calendar                     creating                       interested                 simply

29 June 2018

This week our spelling pattern is ly and lly. Add the correct suffix to each word in the list. Can you write the rule?

• accidental
• physical
• emotional
• rational
• recent
• sudden
• frequent
• immediate
• sincere
• equal
• awkward
• occasional

29 June 2018

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are words that teachers have spotted being misspelt frequently.

Year 1

• house
• home
• should
• would
• could
• asked

Year 2

This week’s spellings for Year 2 are present and past tense.

• catch
• caught
• blow
• blew
• fly
• flew
• bring
• brought
• eat
• ate

22 June 2018

Spelling task 

This week’s spelling task is in preparation for a spelling test next week. The words that will be tested are taken from the Year 3 and 4 common exception word list and spelling rules that have been learned this year.

Complete the grid by coming up with as many words as you can with the word endings given. An example has been given in each column.