Spelling

Spellings

Posted on Saturday 05 November 2022 by Mr Freeman

Next week, we will be learning about how to make words plural. Learn the following words for a test on Friday 11th November:

communities
attaches
categories
dictionaries
wolves
hooves
puppies
crutches

04 November 2022

Posted on Friday 04 November 2022 by Mr Roundtree

This week, we’re thinking about homophones – words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings.

We need children in Year 4 to not only know how to spell these words but to also have the skill of knowing which word is the right one to use at the right time!

hear/here

break/brake

heel/heal/he’ll

berry/bury

whether/weather

buy/bye/by

there/their/they’re

to/too/two

where/wear/were

who’s/whose

04 November 2022

Posted on Friday 04 November 2022 by Mrs Palmer

Below are the new spellings for the next two weeks. On the first week, use the look, say, cover, write, check method. On the second week, write the spelling words using dots then connect the dots by tracing over them.

  • is
  • love
  • me
  • my
  • no

Spellings

Posted on Friday 04 November 2022 by Miss Kay

I hope you have all had a healthy and happy half term, ready for more super spellings!

In Year 2, we will continue to learn our spellings over a cycle of 2 weeks. This means our next spelling check will be on Friday 18th November.

Our spellings will be: school, she, so, some, the, there, their, they, to, today.

Their – used to talk about when something belongs to someone e.g. ‘That is their classroom.’

There – used to explain where something is e.g. ‘The classroom is over there.’

spellings 14th October 2022

Posted on Saturday 15 October 2022 by Miss Gledhill

We will be learning about adding the suffixes ‘ing’ and ‘ed’ to a root word:

– answer/ answered/answering

– arrive/ arrived/arriving

– call/ called/ calling

– think/ thought/ thinking

– smile/ smiled/ smiling

Friday 14th October 2022

Posted on Saturday 15 October 2022 by Mr Roundtree

This week, are spellings are homophones – words that sound the same but are spelt differently and mean different things. Your child needs to know which word is the correct version when given a sentence with a homophone in!

Why not check out this short animation alongside your child when practising spellings each day.

there/their/they’re

to/two/too

eight/ate

bored/board

stairs/stares

waist/waste

write/right

knight/night

your/you’re

break/brake

spellings 7th October 2022

Posted on Friday 07 October 2022 by Miss Gledhill

Next week, we will practice dropping the y and adding i when we change the root word and add a suffix.

cry/ cried/ crying

carry/ carried/carrying

copy/copied/copying

worry/ worried/worrying

happen/happened/ happening

 

07.10.22 Spellings

Posted on Friday 07 October 2022 by Mr Freeman

Next week, we will be learning about suffixes – adding –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

 

Please practise these words ready for a spelling test on Friday 14th October.

07 October 2022

Posted on Friday 07 October 2022 by Mrs Palmer

Below are the new spellings for the next two weeks. On the first week, use the look, say, cover, write, check method. On the second week, write the words in the air.

  • has
  • he
  • here
  • his
  • house

Spellings

Posted on Friday 07 October 2022 by Miss Kay

Our new spellings for the next two weeks will be:

of, once, one, our, pull, push, put, said, saw, says.

Why not try our super spelling strategy?

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