Year 2 Spelling

13 November 2020

Posted on Saturday 14 November 2020 by Mr Roundtree

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 20 November.

  • cry
  • try
  • why
  • reply
  • July
  • spy
  • identify
  • multiply

06 November 2021

Posted on Friday 06 November 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Next week, we will be looking at words which have an -il or   -al ending. These are much less frequent than the -le ending.

  • metal
  • pedal
  • capital
  • hospital
  • animal
  • pencil
  • nostril
  • fossil

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

 

16 October 2020

Posted on Friday 16 October 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Next week, we will be learning about the –el phoneme at the end of a word.

This spelling is much less common than last week’s –le.

camel

tunnel

wheel

travel

towel

angel

hotel

label

09 October 2020

Posted on Friday 09 October 2020 by Mr Roundtree

This week, we would like the children to learn how to spell words ending in le.

table

apple

bottle

little

middle

castle

battle

jungle

Test will take place on Friday 16 October 2020

02 October 2020

Posted on Friday 02 October 2020 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings are words with a silent k.

In words starting with kn the letter k is silent. Silent letters are the letters in words that are not pronounced but make a huge difference to the meaning and sometimes the pronunciation of the whole word.

knock
know
knew
knee
knight
knot
knife
knit

The children will be tested on these words on Friday 09 October 2020

25 September 2020

Posted on Friday 25 September 2020 by Mr Roundtree

This week, all the spellings contain a soft c. The letter “c” has two sounds, hard “c” and soft “c”. The hard sound of “c” occurs most often. (cat)

When “c” is followed by (a, o, u) it is sounded as “k” (hard c).

When “c” is followed by (e, i, y) it is sounded as “s” (soft c).

  •  race
  •  ice
  •  cell
  •  city
  •  fancy
  •  police
  •  circle
  •  pencil

18 September 2020

Posted on Friday 18 September 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Next week, we’ll be learning about the j sound at the start and in the middle of a word.  It is usually spelt with a g before e, i and y and with a j before a, o and u.

gem
giant
magic
energy
jacket
jar
join
adjust

 

11 September 2020

Posted on Friday 11 September 2020 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings relate to the ‘j‘ sound at the end of a word. They will be tested on Friday 18 September 2020.

The j sound is spelled -dge straight after short vowel sounds (eg badge – the ‘a’ is making a short sound) and -ge (eg change – the ‘a’ is making a longer ‘ay’ sound) after all other sounds.

badge
edge
bridge
fudge
charge
huge
change
village

Take a look at our spelling guide for some suggested methods for learning these spellings.

20 March 2020

Posted on Friday 20 March 2020 by Mrs Taylor

This week, all the words have the ee phoneme at the end of the word which is spelled ey.

key

donkey

monkey

chimney

valley

honey

money

turkey

13 March 2020

Posted on Friday 13 March 2020 by Mrs Taylor

This week, the spellings all end in-tion. The list is also available on your child’s Spelling Shed account. Please ask if you need any support with Spelling Shed access and logins details.

station

fiction

addition

position

information

subtraction

election

emotion

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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