Spelling

This week’s ‘Tricky Words’

Posted on Saturday 02 July 2011 by Mrs Wood

The ‘Tricky Word’ spellings for this week are:

  • all
  • are
  • the
  • to

01 July 2011

Posted on Saturday 02 July 2011 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are a mixture of ‘ing’ words.

  • Some follow the ‘double up for a short vowel’ sound rule.
  • Some follow the drop the ‘e’ for ‘ing’ rule.
  • Some just need ‘ing’ adding to the word.

The spellings will be tested on Friday 08 July.

1. trail                         trailing

2. crave                      craving

3. love                        loving

4. drop                       dropping

5. admit                     admitting

6. brave                     braving

8. complete              completing


9. decide                   deciding

10. convince              convincing



01 July 2011

Posted on Friday 01 July 2011 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges are words that have a letter that doubles up followed by a ‘le’ ending.

Apples have words all ending with ‘ed’.

They will be tested on Friday 07 July 2011.

Apples

Bananas and Oranges

LO: Words with ‘ed’ ending.

LO: Double up ‘le’ endings.

  • asked
  • blocked
  • called
  • passed
  • puffed
  • sniffed
  • tricked
  • walked
  • battle
  • middle
  • muddle
  • apple
  • giggle
  • nettle
  • puddle
  • little

01 July 2011

Posted on Thursday 30 June 2011 by

Once more, spellings for all groups are based on wow words the children should be using if they are to be consistent level 4 and 5 writers.

Spellings and word meanings will be tested on Friday 08 July.

  • gorgeous
  • delightful
  • scrumptious
  • delicious
  • fabulous
  • succulent
  • luscious
  • extraordinary
  • charismatic
  • charming
  • elegant

01 July 2011

Posted on Thursday 30 June 2011 by

This week’s spellings focus on the difference between the plural (more than one) and using an apostrophe to show that something belongs to someone. They will be tested on Friday 08 July 2011.

Noun (one of them)

ch, sh, x

Plural noun (more than one)

Apostrophe for belongs to

witch

witches

witch’s

fox

foxes

fox’s

coach

coaches

coach’s

branch

branches

branch’s

bush

bushes

bush’s

Can you think of any more examples?







01 July 2011

Posted on Thursday 30 June 2011 by

This week we are looking at words we need to spell correctly in our everyday writing.

These words will be tested on Friday 08 June.

with

when

home

because

was

this

after

school

I      (It needs a capital!)

my

This week’s ‘Tricky Words’

Posted on Saturday 25 June 2011 by Mrs Wood

The ‘Tricky Word spellings for this week are:

  • was
  • my
  • you
  • her
  • they

24 June 2011

Posted on Friday 24 June 2011 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are all words which require a letter to be doubled up because of a short vowel sound just before.

For example: hopping. The short ‘o’ (different to the ‘o’ in ‘hope’) sound means that the ‘p’ must be doubled up. (If it was a long ‘o’ sound the word would be hoping and wouldn’t need a double ‘p’.)

Nouns and verbs should practise numbers 1-8. Adjectives and adverbs should practise 1-10.

  1. follow
  2. happy
  3. banning
  4. swimming
  5. batter
  6. spinner
  7. trigger
  8. different
  9. accommodation

Spellings will be tested on Friday 29 June. Practise hard!


24 June 2011

Posted on Friday 24 June 2011 by

This week, we are again learning to spell ‘ai’ words and to use them in sentences.

Children will be tested on them in class on Friday 01 July.

pail

sail

again

paint

rain

pain

train

brain

24 June 2011

Posted on Friday 24 June 2011 by

This week, we’re again learning to spell WOW words and to use them in class in the correct context.

Children will be tested on them in class on Friday 01 July, and will be given points for using them correctly in written work and verbally in class.

Here are the WOW words for all groups to learn how to spell and how to use in context:

  • scrambled
  • trotted
  • glanced
  • laboured
  • grimaced
  • tumbled
  • stuttered
  • staggered
  • screeched
  • stumbled
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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