Spelling

Summer Half Term

Posted on Friday 27 May 2016 by Mrs Weekes

In line with our Homework Policy, there are no homework tasks or spellings to learn next week because it’s the Summer half-term holiday. Of course, there are plenty of ways to help your child continue learning: get reading, go places, talk lots!

Have a happy and healthy holiday.

20 May 2016

Posted on Saturday 21 May 2016 by Mr Wilks

There are no spellings for Year 1 and Year 2 this week due to next week’s themed week. 

20 May 2016

Posted on Friday 20 May 2016 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings link to our themed ‘Money Week’ and will be tested on Friday 27 May.

  • expensive
  • extortionate
  • discounted
  • bargain
  • accumulate
  • contribute
  • squander
  • currency
  • income
  • earnings

As we’re going to be developing our understanding of money next week – what it’s worth, where it comes from, where it goes – it is just as important that the children explore what these words mean as well as how they are spelled.

20 May 2016

Posted on Thursday 19 May 2016 by

The week’s spellings all link in with money week.

  • penny
  • pound
  • amount
  • pence
  • currency
  • Euro
  • change
  • budget
  • charity

Your child has nine spellings to learn and must find their own money word that they will also be tested on.

13 May 2016

Posted on Friday 13 May 2016 by Mr Wilks

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13 May 2016

Posted on Friday 13 May 2016 by

This week’s spellings are all common exception words. These are words that Year 3 children are expected to know. Lower down school they are often called tricky words because they don’t always follow expected phonetic rules. For example the ‘ar’ in forward makes an ‘uh’ sound.

  • forward
  • fruit
  • grammar
  • group
  • guide
  • heard
  • heart
  • height
  • history

We’ve learnt some of these words before but they are still cropping up as errors in class.

13 May 2016

Posted on Thursday 12 May 2016 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings are to practise changing …ble to …bly. Note how each word initially ends in ‘e’ but this is removed when the ‘y’ is added.

  • possible, possibly,
  • impossible
  • horrible, horribly,
  • terrible, terribly,
  • visible, visibly,
  • invisible
  • incredible, incredibly,
  • sensible, sensibly

These words will be tested on Friday 20 May but, don’t forget, the point of learning these spellings is to spell them correctly – not to do well in a test!

The words have now been added to Spellodrome so there are plenty of different ways we can practise our spellings.

06 May 2016

Posted on Monday 09 May 2016 by

This week’s spellings are all homophones. Homophones are two or more words that sound the same but are spelt differently and mean different things. For example: fair (a place with rides and games) and fare (the cost of public transport).

  • grown / groan
  • eight / ate
  • woman / women
  • heard / herd

Your child also needs to find their own pair (not pear!) of homophones which they will be tested on.

06 May 2016

Posted on Friday 06 May 2016 by Mr Wilks

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06 May 2016

Posted on Thursday 05 May 2016 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings mainly focus on words with the ‘erred‘ spelling pattern with some other odd double ups included. Ten of these spellings will be tested on Friday 13 May.

  • referred, reference, referee
  • preferred, preference, preferring
  • transferred, transferring, transference
  • interrupt, interrupting, interrupted
  • necessary, unnecessary
  • assistance, assistant, assisted, assisting

Don’t forget: it’s really important to learn what these spellings mean, how to use them in a sentence and be able to spell them beyond a test.

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