Spelling

09 December 2011

Posted on Thursday 08 December 2011 by

Spelling Rule:

This week’s spellings include all the spellings the children have done on suffixes over the past 3 weeks. The children will be tested on spellings they have been set from the previous lists (suffix al, ary and ic).

02 December 2012

Posted on Saturday 03 December 2011 by

To spell words with the sh sound.

These words will be tested on Friday 9th December.

ship

she

shop

shut

sheep

shoe

cash

mash

02 December

Posted on Friday 02 December 2011 by Mr Wilks

We’re looking at plurals this week. Some of the spellings are made into a plural by just adding s. The others you have to add es to make into a plural. You add es if you hear an extra syllable.

1.

pen

pens

2.

book

books

3.

boy

boys

4.

table

tables

5.

pocket

pockets

6.

bush

bushes

7.

watch

watches

8.

brush

brushes

9.

fox

foxes

10.

kiss

kisses

The spellings will be tested on Friday 09 December.


02 December 2011

Posted on Thursday 01 December 2011 by

This week’s spellings are words ending in ‘ed’ for the past tense. Your child will be tested on Friday 09 December 2011.

  • handed
  • lifted
  • landed
  • melted
  • planted
  • mended
  • ended
  • dusted
  • rusted
  • tested

02 December 2011

Posted on Wednesday 30 November 2011 by

This week’s spellings are all words that with the suffix ‘ary.

LO: Words with the suffix ary

stationary

revolutionary

salary

anniversary

library

February

missionary

necessary




 

25 November 2011

Posted on Monday 28 November 2011 by

This week’s spellings are time connectives. We are using them to help us write instructions. Your child will be tested on Friday 02 December 2011.

  • First,
  • Secondly,
  • Next,
  • Then,
  • After that,
  • Meanwhile,
  • Later,
  • Finally,


25 November 2011

Posted on Monday 28 November 2011 by

LO. To spell time connectives.

first

last

next

finally

after

then

 These words will be tested on Friday 02 December.

25 November 2011

Posted on Friday 25 November 2011 by

This week’s spellings are all describing words (adjectives) that use the suffix ‘al’.

LO: Adjectives with the suffix al

medical

vocal

seasonal

exceptional

traditional

additional

sensational

architectural




25 November 2011

Posted on Friday 25 November 2011 by Mr Wilks

We’ll be writing some dialogue in our literacy lessons next week so the spellings are all words that we can use instead of said.

The spellings will be tested on Friday 02 December. The children will be tested on eight out of the ten spellings.

1.

yelled

2.

screamed

3.

asked

4.

shouted

5.

cried

6.

snapped

7.

growled

8.

stuttered

9.

muttered

10.

whispered

25 November 2011

Posted on Friday 25 November 2011 by

Spellings are again connectives. Using connectives effectively will help the children write their newspaper reports this week.

The children have been asked to choose twelve spelling from the list below that will challenge their spelling and improve their newspaper reports.

Spellings will be tested on Friday 02 December.

furthermore

however

nonetheless

because

meanwhile

henceforward

therefore

notwithstanding

alternatively

consequently

since

whereas

until

whenever

although

moreover

whatever

whoever

wherever

however

instead

in contrast

besides

anyway

after all

as a result of

finally

before

later

simultaneously

concurrently

in the beginning

for example

anyhow

eventually

firstly

secondly

in addition to

despite

afterwards

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