25 November 2022
This week, we have been learning about adding the suffixes –ible and –able to root words. Learn these words for a test on Friday 2nd December.
possible
reversible
invincible
legible
valuable
forgivable
reliable
respectable
18 November 2022
This week, we have been learning about adding suffixes to words. These suffixes include –ful, -ness, -less and –ly. Learn these words for a test on Friday 25th November.
aggressively
apparently
thoughtful
consciousness
careless
weakness
desperately
shyly
11 November 2022
This week, we’ve been learning about the ough letter string. Learn these words for a test on Friday 18th November.
thorough
bough
though
thought
although
brought
sought
enough
04 November 2022
This week, we have been learning about how to make words plural. Learn the following words for a test on Friday 11th November:
communities
attaches
categories
dictionaries
wolves
hooves
puppies
crutches
14 October 2022
This week, we’ve been adding prefixes to words. This can create an antonym – words opposite in meaning. Learn the following words for a test next Friday.
inactive
impossible
immature
illegal
disappear
irregular
unavoidable
impatient
07 September 2022
This week, we have been learning about suffixes – adding –ing and –ed to change the tense of words. Learn these words at home – maybe write some silly sentences or speed write them as many times as you can.
according
achieved
criticising
determined
embarrassing
developing
guaranteed
queued
30 September 2022
This week, we’ve been learning about using an apostrophe in contracted words. The apostrophe marks the spot where the letter or letters have been removed. Use the following words to create your own sentences.
haven’t
couldn’t
don’t
they’ve
we’re
won’t
aren’t
you’re
23 September 2022
This week we have been learning the rule ‘drop the y for an i’.
Learn the following words for a test on Friday 30th September.
copying
happier
replied
curiosities
cemeteries
funniest
worried
dictionaries
varieties
16 September 2022
This week, we’ve been learning about words that contain a double consonant following a short vowel sound. Learn the following words for a test on Friday 23rd September:
accommodate
accompany
aggressive
apparent
appreciate
attached
correspond
embarrass
exaggerate
immediately
09 September 2022
This week, we’d like you to practise homophones. These are words that sound the same as another word but have a different meaning, and often a different spelling. Learn the following words ready for a test on Friday 16th September:
- there
- they’re
- their
- hear
- here
- witch
- which
- where
- wear
- were