01 July 2022
This week we have been learning about the word endings –ance and –ence. Please learn the following words for a test on Thursday 7th July
- hindrance
- apparent
- convenience
- excellent
- existence
- frequent
- nuisance
- sufficient
No spellings this week!
Due to tests in years 3 and 4 that are coming up next week, there will be no spelling test on Friday 1st July.
24 June 2022
This week, we have been reminding ourselves how to use apostrophes for contractions.
Use the words below and use their contracted forms in a sentence.
- I am – I’m
- do not – don’t
- I will – I’ll
- did not – didn’t
- is not – isn’t
- cannot – can’t
- should not – shouldn’t
- was not – wasn’t
23 June 2022
Year 1: grander grandest fresher freshest quicker quickest
Year 2: metal pedal capital hospital animal pencil fossil nostril many again
17 June 2022
Year 1: hunting hunted hunter buzzing buzzed buzzer
Year 2: camel tunnel squirrel travel towel tinsel could would looked people
17 June 2022
This week, we have been learning about words that contain prefix roots such as photo, para and tele. Please learn them for a test on Thursday 23rd June
- redesign
- chronology
- structure
- dictionary
- signalling
- designation
- assignment
- geographically
- automatic
17 June 2022
This week, we would like the children to learn words that have the consonants s and c together. When these words are pronounced the c sounds like an s.
- science
- ascend
- descent
- scene
- scissors
- scented
- crescent
- scenery
- muscle
- fascinate
spellings w/c 13.06.2022
This weeks spellings are focusing on alternative graphemes for the “n” and “g” sounds.
knot
knee
knight
gnaw
knock
gnome
know
knife
sign
10 June 2022
This week, we have been learning about prefixes and suffixes. Learn the following words for a test next week on Thursday 16th June.
- reattached
- unfinished
- definitely
- detachment
- infinitely
- reattachable
- attachment
- finalist
10 June 2022
Year 1: pencil, fossil, nostril, cry, fly, try
Year 2: write, written, wrote, wrong, wrap, table, apple, bottle, little, middle.
