19 November 2010
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A This group is looking at the suffix ‘…ist‘ |
B This group is looking at the suffix ‘…ic‘ |
C This group is looking at the suffix ‘…ful‘ |
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machinist violinist balloonist instrumentalist specialist stockist extremist guitarist |
photographic terrific allergic energetic scientific acidic heroic artistic |
hurtful wishful beautiful careful merciful wonderful painful delightful |
12 November 2010
Here are your spelling lists for this week. They are based on verbs in the past tense.
Spellings will be tested on Friday 19 November.
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A |
B |
C |
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videoed disobeyed quarrelled signalled undiscovered dedicated experimented designed |
married spied listened delayed carried laughed decided happened |
cried carried waited finished coloured stopped arrived happened |
05 November 2010
This week your spellings are all words with double consonants in. Spellings will be tested on Friday 12 November.
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A |
B |
C |
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admittance |
admitted |
butterfly |
15 October 2010
Spellings are again based on spelling families.
Spellings will be tested on Thursday 23 October.
| Set A | phobia claustrophobia arachnophobia agoraphobia xenophobia
ology archaeology biology geology zoology |
| Set B | tele telephone television teleport telecom
graph autograph telegraph photograph graphic |
| Set C | re replay reply reconsider repeat
pre preview prehistoric previous prevent |
08 October 2010
This week we are learning to spell words with prefixes that have a particular meaning. Children have been asked to add two more words to their spellings using the same prefix.
Set A: Aqua and Aero
aquarium, Aquarius, aquatic, aquaplane
aeroplane, aerodrome, aeronauts, aerodynamic
Set B: Micro and Audi
microscope, microfilm, microphone, microcosm
audible, audience, audition, auditorium
Set C: Super and bi
supernatural, Superman, supernova, superpower
bicycle, biped, binoculars, binary
Spellings will be tested on Friday 15 October.
01 October 2010
Spellings this week are taken from a SAT paper.
They will be tested on Friday 8 October.
washing
before
healthy
disease
serious
material
process
essential
available
survive
supply
release
surprising
advantage
properties
medicine
physical
varieties
remember
design
24th September
| A | B | C |
| Double consonant | Double consonant | Soft ‘c’ |
| bigger
biggest digging digger dragging dragged dropping dropped mopping mopped
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humming hummed
hugging hugged runner running stopper stopped sunnier sunniest
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ceiling celebrate celebrity
cellophane December decent descend discern except receive
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This week we are looking and double consonants or silent c.
Spellings will be tested on Friday 1 October.
Good Luck!