Year 5 Spelling

07 October 2022

Posted on Friday 07 October 2022 by Mr Wain

This week, we’re adding suffixes. Add –ing and –ed to change the tense of words. Learn these words at home – maybe write some silly sentences or speed write them as many times as you can.

according

achieved

criticising

determined

embarrassing

developing

guaranteed

queued

These will be tested next Friday! Good luck!

30 September 2022

Posted on Friday 30 September 2022 by Mr Wain

This week, we’re looking at apostrophes in contracted words. The apostrophe marks the spot where the letter or letters have been removed. Use the following words to create your own sentences.

haven’t (have not)

couldn’t (could not)

don’t (do not)

they’ve (they have)

we’re (we are)

won’t (will not – this is a tricky one)

aren’t (are not)

you’re (you are)

23 September 2022

Posted on Friday 23 September 2022 by Mr Wain

This week, we’d like you to practise the rule ‘drop the y for an i’.

Learn the following words for a test on Friday 30th September.

copies

happier

replied

curiosities

cemeteries

funniest

worried

dictionaries

varieties

16 September 2022

Posted on Thursday 15 September 2022 by Mr Wain

This week, we’ve been learning about words that contain a double consonant following a short vowel sound.

We call this rule: ‘double up for a short vowel sound’ or ‘dufasvs’.

Learn the following words for a test on Friday 23rd September:

accommodate, accompany, aggressive, apparent, appreciate, attached, correspond, embarrass, exaggerate, immediately

Spellings

Posted on Friday 15 October 2021 by Mr Roundtree

This week, we have been learning about adding prefixes.

Please learn these spellings for a spelling test on Friday 22nd October.

 

il/legal

il/logical

dis/appear

un/avoidable

im/mature

ir/responsible

ir/rational

im/possible

in/accurate

in/active

Spellings

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2021 by Mr Roundtree

This week, we have been learning about adding suffixes.

Please learn these spellings for a spelling test on Friday 15th October.

 

achieve/ed/ing

develop/ed/ing

embarrass/ed/ing

guarantee/ed/ing

occur/ed/ing

brave/er/est

crazy/er/est

hairy/er/est

lovely/er/est

sad/er/est

Spellings

Posted on Saturday 02 October 2021 by Mr Roundtree

This week, we have been learning about apostrophes for contraction.

Please learn these spellings for a spelling test on Friday 8th October.

 

haven’t

couldn’t

I’ve

you’ll

can’t

they’re

aren’t

don’t

she’ll

he’ll

24 September 2021

Posted on Friday 24 September 2021 by Miss Wilson

This week, we have been learning about dropping the y for an i. Please learn the following spellings for a spelling test on Friday 01 October.

  • opportunity
  • secretary
  • variety
  • happy/er/est
  • category
  • community
  • curiosity
  • identity
  • reply/ing/ed
  • funny/er/est

17 September 2017

Posted on Thursday 16 September 2021 by Mr Lindsay

This week, we have been learning about doubling up for a short vowel sound. Please learn the following spellings for a spelling test on Thursday 23 September.

–          accompany

–          appreciate

–          attached

–          exaggerate

–          immediately

–          opportunity

–          happen/ing/ed

–          stop/(p)ing/ed

–          pass/ing/ed

–          tap/(p)ing/ed

05 January 2021

Posted on Tuesday 05 January 2021 by Miss Wilson

Happy new year, everyone!

This week’s spellings are all homophones. Challenge yourself to define what a homophone is to someone else!

Make sure you’re confident with what each version of the spelling means – they’re completely different!

Check back onto the home learning section of the website to find out your task for today.

  • desert
  • dessert
  • stationary
  • stationery
  • complement
  • compliment
  • principle
  • principal
  • prophet
  • profit
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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