Year 1 & 2 Spelling

08 September 2023 and 15 September 2023

Posted on Friday 08 September 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are ‘common exception’ words – words that don’t follow the usual spelling rule or pattern. We keep spellings for two 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. There are some more ideas here too.

 

Year 1

  • are
  • ask
  • be
  • by
  • come

Year 2

  • are
  • ask
  • be
  • by
  • come
  • do
  • for
  • friend
  • full
  • go

07.07.23 and 14.07.23

Posted on Friday 07 July 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are words that children are frequently making mistakes with in their independent writing. Year 2 are focusing on the all and al spelling patterns.

Use the look, say, cover, write, check method the first week, then choose a writing style to write them in the final week of term!

Year 1

  • want
  • what
  • with
  • any
  • many
  • you
  • your
  • who
  • how
  • saw

Year 2

  • all
  • ball
  • fall
  • small
  • wall
  • walk
  • talk
  • chalk
  • beanstalk
  • always

23.06.23 and 30.06.23

Posted on Friday 23 June 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 return to spellings that children are frequently making mistakes with in their writing. Year 2 are learning a new spelling rule : drop the y for an i

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


Year 1

  • have
  • has
  • were
  • where
  • when
  • give
  • gave
  • house
  • school
  • people

Year 2

  • cry
  • cries
  • fly
  • flies
  • dry
  • dries
  • try
  • tries
  • reply
  • replies

09.06.23 and 16.06.23

Posted on Friday 09 June 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are all about adding a suffixes (endings) to words. The start with the root word then add -er and -est.  Year 2 are learning to spell words ending with el or al.

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

Year 1

  • grander
  • grandest
  • fresher
  • freshest
  • slower
  • slowest
  • quicker
  • quickest
  • smaller
  • smallest

Year 2

  • camel
  • tunnel
  • travel
  • towel
  • squirrel
  • metal
  • pedal
  • capital
  • animal
  • hospital

19.05.23 and 26.05.23

Posted on Friday 19 May 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are all about adding a suffixes (endings) to words. The start with the root word then add -er, -ed, -ing.  Year 2 are learning the wr spellings making the w sound at the beginning of words and le at the end of words.

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

Year 1

  • jump
  • jumper
  • jumped
  • jumping
  • hunter
  • hunted
  • hunting
  • buzzed
  • buzzer
  • buzzing
Year 2
  • write
  • written
  • wrote
  • wrong
  • wrap
  • table
  • apple
  • bottle
  • little
  • middle

05.05.23 and 12.05.23

Posted on Friday 05 May 2023 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings focus on a certain spelling rule. Year 1’s are focusing on plurals – adding s or es to show more than one.  Year 2’s are looking at c making an s sound and silent k at the beginning of words.

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

 

 

Year 1

  • cats
  • dogs
  • rocks
  • trains
  • books
  • brushes
  • glasses
  • witches
  • boxes
  • buzzes

Year 2

  • race
  • city
  • space
  • fancy
  • ice
  • knock
  • knee
  • know
  • knitting
  • knife

21.04.23 and 28.04.23

Posted on Thursday 20 April 2023 by Mrs Latham

The spellings for the next two weeks for Year 1 are double consonants that come after a vowel (nk, tch). 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

  • think
  • bank
  • sunk
  • honk
  • wink
  • witch
  • fetch
  • catch
  • hutch
  • stitch

Year 2

  • who
  • what
  • where
  • when
  • why
  • whole
  • wild
  • would
  • should
  • could

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

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

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
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