Year 1 & 2 Spelling

16 and 23 September 2022

Posted on Friday 16 September 2022 by Mrs Latham

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

Posted on Friday 09 September 2022 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 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

Posted on Friday 15 July 2022 by Mrs Latham

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.

16 July 2021

Posted on Friday 16 July 2021 by Mrs Latham

This weeks spellings are covering some different spelling patterns.

Year 1 are looking at making a plural by adding an ‘s’ or ‘es’ to the end of the word.

Year 1

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

Year 2 are looking at the /s/ sound spelt as c before e, i and y. Also, /n/ spelt kn at the beginning of words.

Year 2

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

09 July 2021

Posted on Friday 09 July 2021 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings and write them in dotty writing.

02 July 2021

Posted on Friday 02 July 2021 by Mrs Latham

Use least week’s spellings and write them inside a 2D shape.

Year 1 

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

Year 2

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

25 June 2021

Posted on Friday 25 June 2021 by Mrs Latham

Year 1 

This week’s spellings show how the ‘n’ sound spelt as ‘nk’ at the end of words and the ‘tch’ spelling after a single vowel.

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

Year 2

This week’s spellings are the last of the Year 2 common exception words.

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

18 June 2021

Posted on Friday 18 June 2021 by Mrs Latham

Use last week’s spellings and write them in rainbow writing.

Year 1

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

Year 2

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

11 June 2021

Posted on Friday 11 June 2021 by Mrs Latham

Year 1

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are words with the /f/, /l/, /z/, /s/ and /k/ sounds at the end. They are usually spelt with a double consonant at the end of words : ff, ll, zz, ss and ck.

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

Year 2

This week’s spellings are more common exception words for Year 2. These are words that don’t follow the usual spelling rules.

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

 

21 May 2021

Posted on Friday 21 May 2021 by Mrs Latham

This week’s spellings are common exception words.

Year 1

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

Year 2

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