03.02.23 and 10.02.23
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
20.01.23 and 27.01.23
The spellings for the next two weeks continue to be common exception words – words that don’t follow the usual spellings rules or are an exception in some way. In the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method. In the second week, try ‘fancy writing’ to write your spellings.
Year 1
- there
- their
- they
- to
- today
Year 2
- child
- children
- Christmas
- class
- climb
- clothes
- cold
- could
- door
- even
06.01.23 and 13.01.23
The spellings for the next two weeks continue to be common exception words – words that don’t follow the usual spellings rules or are an exception in some way. In the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method. In the second week, try ‘rainbow writing’ to write your spellings in one of the ways below.
Year 1
- school
- she
- so
- some
- the
Year 2
- after
- again
- any
- bath
- beautiful
- because
- behind
- both
- break
- busy
25.11.22 and 02.12.22
The spellings for the next two weeks continue to be common exception words – words that don’t follow the usual spellings rules or are an exception in some way. In the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method. In the second week, try doing the ‘connect the dots’ to write your spellings. You can see what this is below.
Year 1
- push
- put
- said
- saw
- says
Year 2
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
11.11.22 and 18.11.22
The spellings for the next two weeks continue to be common exception words – words that don’t follow the usual spellings rules or are an exception in some way. In the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method. In the second week, try doing the ‘pyramid write’ of your spellings. You can see what this is below.
Year 1
- of
- once
- one
- our
- pull
Year 2
- was
- we
- were
- where
- you
- your
- who
- what
- when
- well
14.10.22 and 04.11.22
The spellings for the next two weeks continue to be common exception words – words that don’t follow the usual spellings rules or are an exception in some way. In the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method. In the second week, cut letters from magazines or newspapers to make the words.
Y1
- is
- love
- me
- my
- no
Y2
- school
- she
- so
- some
- the
- there
- their
- they
- to
- today
30 September and 07 October
Y1
- has
- he
- here
- his
- house
Y2
- of
- once
- one
- our
- pull
- push
- put
- said
- saw
- says
For the first week, learn your spellings using the look, say, cover, write, check method.
On the second week, write our spellings in the air with your finger.
16 and 23 September 2022
Spellings for each year group are below. On the first week, use the look, say, =cover, write, check method. On the second week, write the words in shapes in your homework book.
Year 1
- do
- for
- friend
- full
- go
Year 2
- has
- he
- here
- his
- house
- is
- love
- me
- my
- no
09 and 16 September 2022
This week’s spellings are ‘Common Exception’ words – words that don’t follow the usual spelling rule or pattern. We keep spellings for 2 weeks. On the first week, children need to read and write the word using the ‘look, say, cover, write, check’ method. On the second week, they can write them using rainbow writing. If you want to use any other ways of helping you remember them, feel free!
Year 1
- are
- ask
- be
- by
- come
Year 2
- are
- ask
- be
- by
- come
- do
- for
- friend
- full
- go
15 July 2022
Learn to spell and write your full name – including any middle names. Don’t forget a capital letter for each name because it is a proper noun.
Challenge : learn and write your full address, including postcode.