This week’s spellings are all plurals again. This time, children are concentrating on words that need you to drop the y for an i and then add es. Children all have the same words – if they find them easy, of course they should be finding more complicated ones of their own that match the rule. The drop the y for an i rule is very important one that children often forget in their writing.
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Changing ‘y’ to ‘ies’ |
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This week’s spellings are all plurals that need to change a y to an ies. For example, you have one puppy but many puppies. Can you come up with more of your own? |
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party – parties |
try – tries |
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puppy – puppies |
worry – worries |
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lorry – lorries |
body – bodies |
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city – cities |
pony – ponies |
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lolly – lollies |
penny – pennies |
