Year 4 Spelling

18 October 2019

Posted on Friday 18 October 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : ow, o-e, oa, o

Please learn this list of words for a spelling test next week. You could speedwrite the 3-4 times, use them in different sentences, create rainbow words or put them into pyramids.

notice
suppose
though/although
window
hero/heroes
those
phone
alone
glowing
notebook
homeless
goes

11 October 2019

Posted on Friday 11 October 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : i, ie, y, i-e

We have been continuing to learn words which have the ‘ie’ sound. On the grid that is glued into your book find as many words as you can which use the ‘ie’ sound and put them into the correct column.

04 October 2019

Posted on Friday 04 October 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : i, ie, y, i-e

Please learn this list of words for a spelling test next week. You could speedwrite the 3-4 times, use them in different sentences, create rainbow words or put them into pyramids.

bicycle
decide
describe
exercise
guide
height
surprise
cried
slide
polite
applied
replied
why

27 September 2019

Posted on Friday 27 September 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : ee, ie, ea, ey, y, e-e

We have been continuing to learn words which have the ‘ee’ sound. On the grid that is glued into your book find as many words as you can which use the ‘ee’ sound and put them into the correct column.

Hint: use last week’s spellings if you are struggling to think of words.

19 September 2019

Posted on Friday 20 September 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : ee, ie, ea, ey, y, e-e

Learn these words for a test next week. You could: speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them.

  • believe
  • breathe
  • complete
  • appear
  • extreme
  • increase
  • relief
  • money
  • chimney
  • people
  • busy
  • quickly

13 September 2019

Posted on Friday 13 September 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : ai, ay, aigh, eigh, ey, a-e, ei

Learn these words for a test next week. You could: speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them.

eight
famous
favourite
straight
strange
weight
tray
great
snake
brain
they
everyday

Friday 21 June

Posted on Friday 21 June 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : -ly endings

Learn these words for a test next week. You could: speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them. These are words that we decided as a class we were finding difficult to remember how to spell and rich vocabulary we have come across this week

  1. happily
  2. frantically
  3. gently
  4. easily
  5. nastily
  6. dramatically
  7. prickly
  8. cuddly

07 June 2019

Posted on Thursday 06 June 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : Words we find tricky

Learn these words for a test next week. You could: speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them. These are words that we decided as a class we were finding difficult to remember how to spell and rich vocabulary we have come across this week

  1. devour
  2. aggravate
  3. calamity
  4. recently
  5. occasionally
  6. impolite
  7. continue
  8. courageous

16 May 2019

Posted on Thursday 16 May 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : Year 3/4 statutory words

Learn these words for a test next week. You could; speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them. These are a mixtures or words we have learnt recently and some from earlier in the year we still need to practise.

famous
island
often
peculiar
exercise
strength
environment
disaster

10 May 2019

Posted on Friday 10 May 2019 by Mr Mills

Focus : A range of prefixes

Learn these words for a test next week. You could; speedwrite them; use them in sentences; draw them as pyramid words; or any other way to remember them. These are a mixtures or words we have learnt recently and some from earlier in the year we still need to practise.

definitely
unfinished
infinitely
unattached
detachable
international
submerge
unbelievable

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