Spelling

18 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 17 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges are irregular words.

Apples have words that all end with ‘ke’.

They will be tested on Friday 25 March.

Apples

Bananas and Oranges

LO: Words ending with ‘ke’

LO: Irregular words

  • take
  • cake
  • make
  • like
  • bike
  • joke
  • choke
  • smoke
  • before
  • four
  • head
  • once
  • only
  • their
  • two
  • were


18 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 17 March 2011 by

Spellings this week are based on the prefix prim.

Learn the spellings and find four more with the same prefix.

Spellings will be tested on Friday 25 March 2011

A

B

C

primate

primrose

primly

Prime Minister

prima donna

primitiveness

primeval

primate

primrose

primly

Prime Minister

prime

prima donna

primeval


primate

primrose

primly

primary

primarily

prime

Prime Minister


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18 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 17 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings have the suffix ‘al‘. They will be tested on Friday 25 March 2011.

medical

sensational

national

personal

seasonal

vocal

traditional

additional

capital

exceptional

Can you think of any more?


11 March 2011

Posted on Saturday 12 March 2011 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are all words that we will be using in our new literacy unit to add extra information to sentences. Nouns and verbs should practise numbers 1-8. Adjectives and adverbs practise 1-10.

1. with

2. while

3. which

4. when

5. because

6. where

7. meaning

8. that


9. although

10. however

Spellings wil be tested on Friday 18 March.



11 March 2011

Posted on Friday 11 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges are all words ending with ‘er’.

Apples have words that all end with ‘ck’.

They will be tested on Friday 18 March.

Apples

Bananas and Oranges

LO: Words with ‘ck’.

LO: Words with ‘er’.

  • back
  • lock
  • crack
  • flick
  • smack
  • click
  • pick
  • stuck
  • brighter
  • faster
  • lighter
  • neater
  • prouder
  • slower
  • stronger
  • weaker


11 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 10 March 2011 by

L.O. Words I will need when writing instructions.

Then

Next

First

Last

Finally

Add

Put

Spread


11 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 10 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings have the suffix ‘ary’. A suffix comes at the end of a word. These words will be tested on Friday 18 March.

imaginary

dictionary

ordinary

necessary

library

vocabulary

stationary

anniversary

salary

commentary

Can you think of any more?




11 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 10 March 2011 by

Spellings this week are all words with a double letter. They will be tested on Friday 18 March.

A

B

C

apprehensiveness

uncommonly

excellent

opposite

passenger

pollution

slippery

stillness

unsuccessfully


apprehensive

common

different

excellent

opposite

passenger

polluted

slippery

successful


common

different

difficult

excellent

follow

million

pollution

press

successful

 



04 March 2011

Posted on Friday 04 March 2011 by Mr Wilks

The spellings for this week are all adverbs that we might use when writing stories in literacy.

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

If anyone thinks of another wow adverb, they can write this at the end of the test on Friday for an extra mark!

1.  sadly

2. scarily

3. happily

4. quickly

5. fiercely

6. friendly

7. excitedly

8. nervously

9. cautiously

10. anxiously

Spellings will be tested on Friday 11 February. Good luck!

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges all start with ‘th‘.

Apples have some words that end with ‘ent’.

They will be tested on Friday 11 March.

Apples Bananas and Oranges
LO: Words with ‘ent LO: Words with ‘th
  • bent
  • sent
  • dent
  • lent
  • spent
  • went
  • tent
  • parent
  • think
  • thought
  • through
  • threw
  • thumb
  • thin
  • thank
  • thing
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