29.11.19
This week’s spellings are words that contain the ‘oy’, ‘ir’ and ‘aw’ digraph.
| toy |
| loyal |
| shirt |
| bird |
| saw |
| claw |
29 November 2019
Next week, the phoneme we’re learning about is u which is spelled with an o.
- Monday
- nothing
- brother
- mother
- money
- worry
- love
- other
The children will be tested on these words on Friday 6th December.
29 November 2019
This week’s spelling focuses on adding er and est. Practise these spellings – think about how creative you can be. There will be a test on Friday 06 December where ten of these words will be tested.
| adding er and adding est | |
| nice
late ripe rude brave big happy silly |
funny
hot tall weird fat hot scary pretty |
22 November 2019
This week’s spellings are words that contain the ‘ou’, ‘ie’ and ‘ea’ digraph.
| loud |
| shout |
| cried |
| tied |
| team |
| dream |
22 November 2019
Next week, we will be learning the phoneme or. This is spelt with an a before l and ll.
- all
- ball
- call
- small
- talk
- walk
- always
- altogether
15 November 2019
This week’s spellings are words that contain the ‘ay’ digraph.
| play |
| say |
| clay |
| stray |
| stay |
| pay |
15 Novemeber 2019
This week’s spellings are formed using words containing ‘ough’. As always, if you don’t know what any of the words mean, find out! Write them in sentences, draw their meaning or battle it out and play Speed Write, Killer 12 or Ping Pong.
- although
- bought
- brought
- cough
- enough
- rough
- sought
- thorough
- though
- tough
15 November 2019
Next week, we will be learning about adding –es to nouns and verbs that end with a -y.
The children need to learn to drop the -y for an -i before adding –es.
Here are the spellings to learn:
| fly flies |
| try tries |
| cry cries |
| spy spies |
| reply replies |
| baby babies |
| carry carries |
| copy copies |
14 November 2019
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‘ough’ words |
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| This week’s spelling list is formed using words that contain the letters ‘ough’. These words have the same letters but sound completely different. Practise saying them aloud, writing them down and using them in your own sentences. If you don’t know what any of the words mean, find out. As always, come and see me before the deadline if you have any questions! | ||||
| although | bought | brought | cough | enough |
| rough | sought | thorough | though | tough |
08 November 2019
Next week, we’re learning about words which have an i sound spelt with a –y at the end of the word. The children will be tested on these words on Friday 15th November.
- cry
- try
- why
- reply
- July
- spy
- identify
- multiply
On top of these words, we are continuing to check some of the common exception words from Year 1. Please help your child by regularly checking the spelling of these words.
Year 1 Common Exception Words
the do
to today of
said says are
were was is
his has
you your they
be he me
she we ask
go so no
by my here
there where friend
love come some
one once school
put push
pull full
house our