Spelling

24 March 2023

Posted on Friday 24 March 2023 by Mrs Hogarth

This week, we’ve been learning about different prefixes. Learn these words for a test on Friday 31st March:

interfere

interrupt

interaction

supernatural

superimpose

automatically

television

telescopic

24.03.23 and 17.04.23

Posted on Friday 24 March 2023 by Mrs Latham

The spellings for the next two weeks for Year 1 are double consonants that come after a vowel. The Year 2 spellings are common exception words (words that are exceptions to the common spelling rules).

Use the look, say, cover, write, check method the first week, then choose a writing style to write them.

 

Year 1

  • off
  • huff
  • well
  • hill
  • buzz
  • whizz
  • miss
  • boss
  • back
  • duck

Year 2

  • plant
  • poor
  • pretty
  • prove
  • should
  • steak
  • sugar
  • sure
  • told
  • water

17 March 2023

Posted on Friday 17 March 2023 by Mrs Hogarth

This week we’ve been learning about the –cious and –tious spelling pattern. Please learn the following words for a test on Friday 24th March.

vicious

delicious

ambitious

infectious

cautious

nutritious

suspicious

fictitious

10 March 2023

Posted on Friday 10 March 2023 by Mrs Hogarth

This week, we’ve been learning about the –tial and –cial spelling patterns. Please learn these words for a test on Friday 17th March.

financial

social

racial

influential

preferential

confidential

residential

essential

10.03.23 and 17.03.23

Posted on Friday 10 March 2023 by Mrs Latham

Spellings are continuing with common exception words (words that are exceptions to the common spelling rules). Use the look, say, cover, write, check method then choose a writing style to write them.

Y1

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

Y2

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

03 March 2023

Posted on Friday 03 March 2023 by Mrs Hogarth

This week, we’ve been adding the suffix –fer. For some ideas of how to make learning your spellings fun, see our ‘Super Spelling Strategies’ guide on the website. Learn these words for a test on Friday 10th March.

reference

referred

referral

preference

preferred

transferring

offering

offered

24 February 2023

Posted on Friday 24 February 2023 by Mrs Hogarth

This week, we have been learning about the ‘shun’ sound. This can be written as –tion, -sion, -ssion, -cian. The spellings for this week will focus on the –tion spelling pattern.

Learn these words for a test on Friday 3rd March.

 

profession

accommodation

appreciation

communication

persuasion

occupation

determination

pronunciation

24.02.23 and 03.03.23

Posted on Friday 24 February 2023 by Mrs Latham

Year 1s spellings are the days of the week and Year 2 are continuing with common exception words (words that are exceptions to the common spelling rules). Use the look, say, cover, write, check method then choose a writing style to write them.

Year 1

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

Year 2

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

03.02.23 and 10.02.23

Posted on Wednesday 08 February 2023 by Mrs Latham

We are continuing with common exception words (words that are exceptions to the common spelling rules). Use the look, say, cover, write, check method then write a story (it could be silly) using all your words.

Year 1

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

Year 2

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

3 February 2023

Posted on Tuesday 07 February 2023 by Mrs Paterson

Our spellings for the final week of the half term are all homophones: words that sound the same but that have different spellings and meanings. Practise the following for a test on Friday 10th February:

there       their      they’re     here     hear     which     witch     two     to     too     where     wear     were

 

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