22 June 2018
Use last week’s spellings and write them using dots. Join the dots with a different colour.
Year 1 spellings
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
- season
- weather
Year 2 spellings
- unlucky
- undo
- unhappy
- undecided
- unhelpful
- misspell
- misheard
- misunderstood
- misbehave
- misjudge
22 June 2018
This week’s spellings will help you when taking part in the online health survey. Write sentences or a paragraph putting each word into context.
- health
- diary
- survey
- breakfast
- portion
- response
- column
- average
- relevant
- transfer
- physically
- emotionally
- social
15 June 2018
This week our spelling words are linked to the World Cup football tournament.
Your challenge is to learn the spellings of all the countries entering!
Click on the link to see the full list of countries. https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/teams/
15 June 2018
This week’s spellings are all taken from our Ancient Egypt topic. Learn the words for a spelling test next Friday, 22 June. Use the words in a sentence so that they are well-remembered.
- Egypt
- Egyptian
- pharaoh
- hieroglyphics
- tomb
- pyramid
- mummies
- ancient
- sarcophagus
- papyrus
15 June 2018
This week’s spellings for Year 1 are high frequency words.
Year 1 spelling
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
- season
- weather
This weeks spellings are common prefixes – un and mis.
Year 2 spellings
- unlucky
- undo
- unhappy
- undecided
- unhelpful
- misspell
- misheard
- misunderstood
- misbehave
- misjudge
08 June 2018
Spelling activity
This week, Year 3 and 4 have been working hard at understanding apostrophes for singular and plural possession. This week’s spelling activity is to look at the text and correct the mistakes. There are a number of apostrophes that have been used incorrectly. To help, read the text and underline any person or thing that owns something first. Then, decide whether it is singular or plural possession and where the apostrophe should go.
- apostrophes for singular possession (when one thing owns something, such as Mrs Lake‘s jumper or Ben’s coat)
- apostrophes for plural possession (when more than one thing owns something, such as children‘s classroom or dogs‘ tails)
5 June 2018
This week, our spellings will be in preparation for our topic: Ancient Egypt. We’ll use these words regularly over the next few weeks.
- Egypt
- Egyptian
- pyramid
- pharaoh
- tomb
- mummification
- sphinx
- priestesss
- priest
- hieroglyphs
- papyrus
- dynasty
Your task is to create a glossary for these words.
8 June 2018
Use the spellings from before the holidays. Write them on shapes.
Year 1
This week’s spellings for Year 1 are the rest of the months of the year. They are common exception words that Year 1 children are expected to be able to spell by the end of the year.
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
Year 2
This week’s spellings for Year 2 are the ‘ice’ spelling pattern and ‘w’ followed by an ‘a’ making an ‘o’ sound.
- ice
- lice
- mice
- slice
- rice
- forward
- wart
- wardrobe
- swap
- watch
20 May 2019
This week’s spelling challenge is to make two lists of words, one set ending in …ence, one set ending in …ance. For example:
- ence – sentence, absence, science
- ance – balance, distance, entrance
How many can you find?
18 May 2018
Spelling homework
This week’s spelling homework is to learn words with the ‘k’ sound but spelt using a ‘ch’. We saw a fantastic range of words in homework review on Thursday, from alchemist to cholera– well done! As always, learning these words in a context of a sentence will help children to remember them.
- chaos
- character
- chemical
- ache
- technology
- anchor
- echo
- stomach
- monarch