Spelling

20 April 2018

Posted on Friday 20 April 2018 by

You already have the Year 5 and 6 Statutory Spelling list in your homework book.  We’ve learned many of the spelling patterns and rules from this list already this year.

Your spelling task this week is to identify ten new words on the list. Learn these new spellings in whichever way is best for you. Some people need to read them; some people need to write them or say them. We’ll be testing each other.

20 April 2018

Posted on Friday 20 April 2018 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings is to learn -tion words for a spelling test next Friday, 27 April.

  • competition
  • invention
  • completion
  • correction
  • subtraction
  • digestion
  • position
  • attraction
  • situation
  • nation

20 April 2018

Posted on Friday 20 April 2018 by Mrs Latham

Year 1

Year 1 spellings this week are the rest of the days of the week and time associated words.

  • Saturday
  • Sunday
  • day
  • date
  • month
  • year

Year 2

Year 2 spellings focus on doubling the consonant and the ed ending that sometimes makes a ‘t’ sound.

  • stopped
  • hopped
  • planned
  • hugged
  • chatted
  • asked
  • walked
  • watched
  • laughed
  • danced

23 March 2018

Posted on Friday 23 March 2018 by Mr Roundtree

This week, the spelling homework activity is to investigate the shun’ suffix (at the end of a word). This suffix has the same sound but a different spelling. Children have been asked to create lists of words that have these different spellings.

  • -cian
  • -sion
  • -tion
  • -ssion

23 March 2018

Posted on Friday 23 March 2018 by

You already have the Year 5 and 6 Statutory Spelling list in your homework book.  We’ve learned many of the spelling patterns and rules from this list already this year.

Your spelling task this week is to identify ten new words on the list. Learn these new spellings in whichever way is best for you. Some people need to read them; some people need to write them or say them. We’ll be testing each other.

23 March 2018

Posted on Friday 23 March 2018 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings to write each word as a ‘pyramid’ or ‘mountain’.

16 March 2018

Posted on Friday 16 March 2018 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spelling homework is to continue to learn the homophones for a test next week. It is important that you recognise the different spellings and when to use them.

  • they’re/there/their
  • are/our
  • too/two/to
  • hear/here
  • where/were/wear
  • off/of

The children will have sentences dictated to them with the homophone included. They’ll need to understand which spelling is correct,  e.g. They’re standing by the wall. Their ball has bounced over the fence. There are many flowers in the garden.

Challenge your child at home to come up with a sentence that includes all the homophones in one!

16 March 2018

Posted on Friday 16 March 2018 by

You already have the Year 5 and 6 Statutory Spelling list in your homework book.  We’ve learned many of the spelling patterns and rules from this list already this year.

Your spelling task this week is to identify ten new words on the list. Learn these new spellings in whichever way is best for you. Some people need to read them; some people need to write them or say them. We’ll be testing each other.

16 March 2018

Posted on Friday 16 March 2018 by Mrs Latham

Year 1 spellings are days of the week. These are often misspelt. Remember to use a capital letter because they are proper nouns.

  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday

Year 2 spellings is a list of nouns. We’re looking at the variety of rules for plurals.

  • friend
  • friends
  • leaf
  • leaves
  • baby
  • babies
  • story
  • stories
  • witch
  • witches

09 March 2018

Posted on Friday 09 March 2018 by

In your homework book is the Year 5 and 6 Statutory Spelling list. We’ve learned many of the spelling patterns and rules from this list.

Your spelling task this week is to identify ten words on the list you can’t yet spell independently and learn them. We’ll be testing each other.

Highlight the words you can spell. (We might check so be honest!)

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