Spelling

05 June 2015

Posted on Friday 05 June 2015 by Mrs Weekes

Here are this week’s spellings.  There will be a spelling test on Friday 12 June.

Red Group

Yellow Group

Green Group

which

grey

to blossom

where

they

to bud

when

amazing

to germinate

what

paper

to flower

who

train

to sprout

why

wait

to shoot

wheel

same

to wilt

whale

make

to bloom

play

to pollinate

railway

to grow

Please note that Green Group may be tested on other forms of the verb eg adding the suffix “ing” or “ed”.

15 May 2015

Posted on Saturday 16 May 2015 by Mr Wilks

This is the third spelling week about verbs. This time, all the verbs end in a y. For the present and past tense forms, you need to drop the y for an I and then add es  for present tense or ed for past tense.

As before, the verbs are listed in their infinitive, present tense, past tense and continuous (this form could be either past or present tense).

Infinitive – I cry.

Present – She cries

Past – I cried

Continuous – I was crying.  I am crying.

Group 1 

Infinitive Present tense Past tense Continuous
to cry cries cried crying
to rely relies relied relying
to marry marries married marrying
to carry carries carried carrying
to worry worries worried worrying

Group 2

Infinitive Present tense Past tense Continuous
to identify identifies identified identifying
to multiply multiplies multiplied multiplying
to specify specifies specified specifying
to signify signifies signified signifying
to disqualify disqualifies disqualified disqualifying

 

                     

15 May 2015

Posted on Friday 15 May 2015 by Mrs Weekes

Year 2 have not got any spellings this week due to their hard work preparing for SATs.

15 May 2015

Posted on Friday 15 May 2015 by Mrs Weekes

Here are this week’s spellings.  There will be a test on Friday 22 May.

Please note that all of Year 1 have got the same spellings to learn this week.

kind

unkind

happy

unhappy

tidy

untidy

do

undo

tie

untie

 

08 May 2015

Posted on Sunday 10 May 2015 by Mrs Weekes

Here are this week’s spellings. There will be a spelling test on Friday 15 May.

Red Group

Yellow Group

Green Group

toes

sphere

there

goes

here

their

hoe

peer

they’re

buffalo

meerkat

where

banjo

cheer

wear

echo

steer

were

shoes

clear

here

oboe

appear

hear

year

beard

 

08 May 2015

Posted on Saturday 09 May 2015 by Mr Wilks

This is the second spelling week about verbs. This time, all the verbs contain a long vowel sound and end in e. This e is dropped when it’s changed to the continuous form. As before, the verbs are listed in their infinitive, present tense, past tense and continuous (this form could be either past or present tense).

  • Infinitive – I like to shop.
  • Present – She shops very often.
  • Past – She shopped all day long.
  • Continuous – She was shopping.   She is shopping.          

Group 1 

Infinitive Present tense Past tense Continuous
to crave craves craved craving
to move moves moved moving
to admire admires admired admiring
to explore explores explored exploring
to invade invades invaded invading
to whine whines whined whining

Group 2 

Infinitive Present tense Past tense Continuous
to confuse confuses confused confusing
to frustrate frustrates frustrated frustrating
to inspire inspires inspired inspiring
to aggravate aggravates aggravated aggravating
to evade evades evaded evading
to presume presumes presumed presuming

01 May 2015

Posted on Saturday 02 May 2015 by Mrs Weekes

Here are this week’s spellings.  There will be a spelling test on Friday 08 May 2015.

Red Group

Yellow Group

Green Group

elephant

there

warning

telephone

where

award

photo

everywhere

backward

dolphin

share

wash

phonics

square

wasp

alphabet

chair

wanted

Ralph

stair

worthy

graph

wear

working

pear

homework

bear

worship

 

01 May 2015

Posted on Friday 01 May 2015 by Mrs Freeman

The spellings this week are linked with our current science topic of magnets and forces. Also, in class, we’re looking closely at root words, prefixes and suffixes. Added to the end of the spelling list is an extra challenge. Using the root word ‘act’ the children need to build a word family. For example, actress, action, acting.

  • repel
  • attract
  • magnet
  • friction
  • force
  • iron
  • copper
  • pole
  • materials
  • gravity
  • Extra challenge, use the root word ‘act’ to create a word family.

01 May 2015

Posted on Thursday 30 April 2015 by Mr Wilks

This is the first spelling week about verbs. All the verbs have a doubled consonant for a short vowel sound.

The verbs are listed in their infinitive, present tense, past tense and continuous (this form could be either past or present tense).

  • Infinitive – I like to shop.
  • Present – She shops very often.
  • Past – She shopped all day long.
  • Continuous – She was shopping. / She is shopping.

Group 1

infinitive present tense past tense continuous
to allow allows allowed allowing
to annoy annoys annoyed annoying
to drip drips dripped dripping
to grab grabs grabbed grabbing
to offend offends offended offending
to accept accepts accepted accepting

Group 2 

infinitive present tense past tense continuous
to attempt attempts attempted attempting
to borrow borrows borrowed borrowing
to embarrass embarrasses embarrassed embarrassing
to offend offends offended offending
to possess possesses possessed possessing
to succeed succeeds succeeded succeeding

                          

24 April 2015

Posted on Sunday 26 April 2015 by Mr Wilks

We are revisiting one of our key spelling rules this week: drop the y for an i. For each spelling, you have to drop the y and replace it with an ies in order to pluralise the word.

Group 1

 

root word

plural

1.

activity

activities

2.

company

companies

3.

city

cities

4.

copy

copies

5.

lady

ladies

6.

injury

injuries

7.

baby

babies

8.

memory

memories

9.

quality

qualities

10.

enemy

enemies

 

Group 2

 

root word

plural

1.

country

countries

2.

party

parties

3.

difficulty

difficulties

4.

opportunity

opportunities

5.

society

societies

6.

community

communities

7.

responsibility

responsibilities

8.

boundary

boundaries

9.

priority

priorities

10.

constituency

constituencies

We are revisiting one of our key spelling rules this week: drop the y for an i. For each spelling, you have to drop the y and replace it with an ies in order to pluralise the word. 

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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