Spelling

Friday 20th January 2023

Posted on Friday 20 January 2023 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings focus on prefixes – the bit at the start of a word…

OR this spelling list…

The spellings your child needs to learn ready for our weekly spelling test is clearly shown on their homework sheet given each Friday.

Every week, we complete a weekly spelling test. This is used to monitor your child’s progress, their ability to practise words at home and as a helpful hint to inform our conversations at parents’ evenings and later in the year, school reports.

As always, be sure to chat to us if your child is finding this learning tricky!

 

Spellings 20.01.23

Posted on Friday 20 January 2023 by Miss Kay

Our spellings for the next week will be more common exception words: every, everybody, eye, fast, father, find, floor, gold, grass, great.

Look out for the super spelling strategy on our homework sheets!

20.01.23

Posted on Friday 20 January 2023 by Mrs Palmer

This half term, we’ll continue to have new spellings every two weeks. There will be 5 new spellings to learn as well as 5 spellings from the Autumn term to re-visit. Please practise ready for a spelling test on Friday 02 February.

On the first week, use the look, say, cover, write, check method and on the second week please try a different spelling strategy from the selection below.

  • there
  • their
  • they
  • to
  • today

Please also re-visit and practise the below spellings from the Autumn term.

  • do
  • for
  • friend
  • full
  • go

 

Spellings 20/02.2023

Posted on Friday 20 January 2023 by Miss Gledhill

Next week, Year 3 will be learning and tested on alternative graphemes for the ue sound.

argue

Tuesday

popular

peculiar

regular

continue

statue

Friday 13th January 2023

Posted on Monday 16 January 2023 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s spellings to practise:

  • why
  • light
  • night
  • try
  • fright

OR

  • bicycle
  • decide
  • describe
  • exercise
  • guide
  • height
  • surprise
  • increase

The right spellings for your child to practice are detailed on their homework sheet.

Spellings 13.01.2023

Posted on Friday 13 January 2023 by Miss Gledhill

Next week, we will be looking at adding the prefixes un and dis to change the meaning of a root word.

unkind

uncertain

unemployed

unclear

unfriendly

unstable

unclear

disappear

discontinue

disbelief

Spellings 13.01.21

Posted on Friday 13 January 2023 by Miss Kay

What a great start to the year we’ve had with our spellings. Thank you for practicing these at home.

We continue with our common exception words. Our spellings for the next week will be: child, children, Christmas, class, climb, clothes, could, cold, door, even.

Look out for our super spelling strategy on the homework sheet!

 

13.01.23 Spellings

Posted on Friday 13 January 2023 by Mr Freeman

This week, we’ve been adding suffixes to root words. These have included –ent, -ence, -ant and –ance.

Please learn the following words for a test on Friday 20 th January.
assistance
tolerant
hesitant
attendance
abundant
violence
dependent
innocence
confidence

Help at home:

See if your child can identify the root word for each of these words, for example:

The root word of assistance is to assist.

Spellings 9th January 2022

Posted on Tuesday 10 January 2023 by Miss Gledhill

This week’s spellings are going to be very useful to us as they are some of the time connectives we will use in our recount writing.

They will be tested on Friday 13th February.

first

meanwhile

suddenly

finally

morning

afternoon

o’clock

after

 

Year 5/6 Spellings 09.01.23

Posted on Monday 09 January 2023 by Mr Freeman

We have been learning regularly about homophones. Learn these words for a test on Friday 13th January. We recommend putting these words into sentences so that you understand the meaning of each word.

desert
dessert
stationary
stationery
complement
compliment
principle
principal

Help at home

To aid your child, you could try the following techniques to help learn spellings at home:

look, say, cover, write, check

syllable chunking

word pyramids