Year 1 & 2 Spelling

09 March 2018

Posted on Friday 09 March 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spelling challenge is to write your spellings in big writing and teeny-tiny writing.

Year 1

  • will
  • still
  • fill
  • all
  • fall
  • ball

Year 2 have been learning about how the or phoneme (sound) is made using the ar grapheme (letters) when ar is preceded by a w.

Year 2

  • war
  • warm
  • warmed
  • warming
  • warmth
  • wardrobe
  • award
  • wart
  • warp
  • forward

02 March 2018

Posted on Friday 02 March 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spelling for Year 1 are words that we’ve noticed children often spell incorrectly – missing the i, using an o instead ofor using a single l.

Year 1

  • will
  • still
  • fill
  • all
  • fall
  • ball

Year 2 have been learning about how the or phoneme (sound) is made using the ar grapheme (letters) when ar is preceded by a w.

Year 2

  • war
  • warm
  • warmed
  • warming
  • warmth
  • wardrobe
  • award
  • wart
  • warp
  • forward

23 February 2018

Posted on Friday 23 February 2018 by Mrs Latham

Use the lists from before the break to write your spellings in bubble writing.

Year 1 

  • our
  • said
  • they
  • love
  • are

Year 2

  • write
  • wrapper
  • climb
  • climbed
  • climbing
  • knock
  • knocked
  • knocking
  • lamb
  • knee

2 February 2018

Posted on Friday 02 February 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week’s Year 1 spellings are high frequency words and common errors that children make.

Year 1

  • our
  • said
  • they
  • love
  • are

This week’s Year 2 spellings are words containing a silent letter.

Year 2

  • write
  • wrapper
  • climb
  • climbed
  • climbing
  • knock
  • knocked
  • knocking
  • lamb
  • knee

26 January 2018

Posted on Saturday 27 January 2018 by Mrs Latham

Write your spellings using two colours; one for vowels and another for the consonants.

push        someone

Year 1 list

  • you
  • your
  • put
  • push
  • pull

Year 2 list

  • every
  • everyone
  • everybody
  • everything
  • everywhere
  • some
  • someone
  • somebody
  • something
  • somewhere

19 January 2018

Posted on Friday 19 January 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are high frequency words.

Year 1 list

  • you
  • your
  • put
  • push
  • pull

Year 2 are focusing on common exception words.

Year 2 list

  • every
  • everyone
  • everybody
  • everything
  • everywhere
  • some
  • someone
  • somebody
  • something
  • somewhere

12 January 2018

Posted on Friday 12 January 2018 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings to make ‘headlines’. Cut out letters from newspapers or magazines (or you could draw some) to spell out your words.

           

Year 1 list

  • by
  • my
  • say
  • says
  • they

Year 2 list

  • child
  • children
  • Christmas
  • class
  • classes
  • climb
  • climbed
  • cloth
  • clothes

05 January 2018

Posted on Friday 05 January 2018 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are high frequency words.

  • by
  • my
  • say
  • says
  • they

This week’s spellings for Year 2 are common exception words.

  • child
  • children
  • Christmas
  • class
  • classes
  • climb
  • climbed
  • cloth
  • clothes

08 December 2017

Posted on Friday 08 December 2017 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings and write them across and down.

Year 1

  • some
  • come
  • home
  • done
  • gone
  • one

Year 2

  • would
  • could
  • should
  • wouldn’t
  • shouldn’t
  • couldn’t

01 December 2017

Posted on Friday 01 December 2017 by Mrs Latham

Year 1 spellings are common exception words that children find tricky in their writing.

Year 1

  • some
  • come
  • home
  • done
  • gone
  • one

Year 2 spellings this week are common exception words and some are contractions.

Year 2

  • would
  • could
  • should
  • wouldn’t
  • shouldn’t
  • couldn’t
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