Spelling

11 May 2012

Posted on Friday 11 May 2012 by

This week, we are looking at a variety of words we need to spell correctly in our writing.

These words will be tested on Friday 18 May.

under
looking
wish
park
birds
liked
grow
girl
boat
lived

11 May 2011

Posted on Friday 11 May 2012 by

This week, our spellings are all superlatives that follow the familiar spelling rule: ‘drop the y for an i’.  For example, funny becomes funniest.

deadliest
wealthiest
funniest
nastiest
craziest
friendliest
angriest
healthiest

04 May 2012

Posted on Friday 04 May 2012 by Mr Wilks

This week’s spellings are all words which have double consonants after a short vowel sound – this is an important, and common, spelling rule (think of the difference between hoping and hopping, for example).

The spellings will be tested on Friday 11 May.

1. cunning
2. quitting
3. button
4. battle
5. trigger
6. annoy
7. landlubber
8. assemble
9. different
10. accommodating

 

 

04 May 2012

Posted on Friday 04 May 2012 by

This week our spellings are all adverbs that follow the familiar spelling rule: double up for short vowel sounds.

terribly
bitterly
correctly
painfully
suddenly
impossibly
aggressively
successfully

04 May 2012

Posted on Friday 04 May 2012 by

This week, we’re learning words with the ir sound. These can be written with the ir or ur grapheme.

These words will be tested on Friday 11 May.

fir
girl
shirt
burn
hurt
turn
church
bird
burst
birthday

04 May 2012

Posted on Friday 04 May 2012 by

This week’s spellings are from the ‘tricky words’ section for Year 2. Your child will be tested on Friday 11 May 2012.

  • people
  • their
  • asked
  • could
  • called
  • saw
  • thought
  • friend
  • once
  • were

27 April 2012

Posted on Friday 27 April 2012 by

This week, we’re reinforcing the ‘ow’ sound, which is written using ‘ow‘ or ‘ou‘.  I wonder if Mr Roundtree will be impressed!

These words will be tested on Friday 04 May 2012.

cow
about
now
down
shout
town
cloud
brown

 

 

 

27 April 2012

Posted on Friday 27 April 2012 by Mr Wilks

This week, we’re revisiting one of the most important spelling rules: drop the ‘e’ for ‘ing’.

1.

slide

sliding

2.

live

living

3.

dive

diving

4.

write

writing

5.

implore

imploring

6.

ignore

ignoring

7.

frustrate

frustrating

8.

become

becoming

9.

amaze

amazing

10.

achieve

achieving

Spellings will be tested on Friday 04 May.

 

04 May 2012

Posted on Friday 27 April 2012 by

Spellings will be based on the extensive spelling list given out two weeks ago. All the words are the type of spelling which has previously appeared in the spelling SAT test.  The children will be tackling their spelling SAT in early May, though we don’t know which words will be tested when it comes to the real test.

Children will be given mini spelling tests based on the words they have been given to learn, but won’t know which ones are happening on which days.

It’s important that the children learn the words and the rules associated with the spellings.

The words that the children have been given will be their spellings for the next two weeks.

27 April 2012

Posted on Thursday 26 April 2012 by

This week in our spellings we are learning how to drop the ‘e’ for ‘ing’.

By adding ‘ing’ to the end of the verb, we have to drop the ‘e’ from the route word. For example, implore with an ing added becomes imploring.

route word ing added
implore imploring
ignore ignoring
frustrate frustrating
write writing
promote promoting
loathe loathing
aggravate aggravating
discourage discouraging
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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