Spelling

11 May 2017

Posted on Thursday 11 May 2017 by Mrs Freeman

This week, the spellings all have a prefix.

prefix – trans…, sub… and super…

Question your child on their knowledge of prefixes. They will be tested on these words on Friday 19 May.

  • transmit
  • transport
  • transplant
  • submarine
  • subheading
  • subdivide
  • superman
  • supermarket
  • superstar
  • superior

11 May 2017

Posted on Thursday 11 May 2017 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are all numbers. By the end of Year 2, children need to be able to write any number up to 100. Children will be tested on eight of the words.

zero ten eleven
one twenty twelve
two thirty thirteen
three forty fourteen
four fifty fifteen
five sixty sixteen
six seventy seventeen
seven eighty eighteen
eight ninety nineteen
nine hundred twenty

11 May 2017

Posted on Wednesday 10 May 2017 by

This week, the children have been given three spelling activities. They need to use these to help them to learn the words given last week.

Consonants and Vowels

Write your spellings words; use a blue coloured pencil for consonants and a red coloured pencil for vowels.

Stair steps

Write your spellings as ‘stair steps’.

Alliterative Phrases or Sentences

Choose five of your spelling words and write five alliterative phrases or sentences. An alliterative phrase uses the same initial letter. You may include a word or two that does not begin the same letter. Be sure to underline your spelling words.

05 May 2017

Posted on Saturday 06 May 2017 by

This weeks spellings follow the rule ‘ou‘ making the short /u/ sound (sounds like the ‘uh’ in ‘cut’ and ‘shut’). Use the spelling activities from your homework book to learn these spellings. The spellings will be tested on Friday 19 May.

 

05 May 2017

Posted on Friday 05 May 2017 by Mr Catherall

Suffixes

This week’s spellings are all words that contain suffixes. A suffix is added to a root word to change/alter its meaning. Children often make spelling mistakes when adding suffixes to words. They should learn how to spell these words in preparation for a test on Friday 12 May.

thoughtful
enjoyable
ownership
equipment
courageously
silliest
altruism
excitement
frequently
purposeful

05 May 2017

Posted on Thursday 04 May 2017 by Mr Wilks

This week, all the words contain the -tion ending. The test will be on Thursday next week due to the training day on Friday.

station
fiction
action
addition
national
position
emotion
information
election
fraction

 

28 April 2017

Posted on Monday 01 May 2017 by Mr Catherall

For the next two weeks, we will be focusing all of our ‘spelling energy’ on some tricky suffixes. To help us practise choosing the correct suffix, children should complete the worksheet they have been given. This should be completed by Thursday 04 May.

28 April 2017

Posted on Sunday 30 April 2017 by

This week’s spelling activity is a crossword with contracted words. Pupils need to think about the apostrophe placement in contracted words, what the apostrophe is replacing and what the original words are. Spellings will be tested on Friday 05 May.

28 April 2017

Posted on Friday 28 April 2017 by Mr Roundtree

This week, the children have a list of spellings to learn and they’ll be tested on them on Friday 05 May. I’ve chosen spellings which have odd spelling patterns or might have been learnt way back in Year 3 and 4 and, therefore, could have been forgotten.

It is a fair old list, but the children will only be tested on 20 of them.

  • height
  • forty
  • vague
  • hindrance
  • business
  • amateur
  • colleagues
  • halved
  • peculiar
  • stomach
  • grey
  • whistle
  • excellent
  • monarch
  • synchronise
  • rhyming
  • chauffeur
  • moustache
  • seized
  • tongue
  • equipped
  • symbol
  • awkward
  • leisurely
  • weird
  • cymbals
  • queue
  • calendar
  • twelfth
  • thorough
  • library
  • island
  • cemetery
  • lightning

28 April 2017

Posted on Friday 28 April 2017 by Mr Wilks

We are looking at the suffixes -er and -est again this week. The first four require you to drop the e from the root word before adding the suffix. The last four require you to double up the last letter before adding the suffixes.

nice   nicer   nicest
large   larger   largest
wise   wiser   wisest
strange  stranger  strangest
thin   thinner   thinnest
big   bigger   biggest
sad   sadder   saddest
hot   hotter   hottest
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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