Weekly Spellings
Each week the children will be given spellings based upon a pattern or theme. They must try to learn all 10 words in preparation for our test the following Friday. Children will be given the list on paper, but are expected to practise them at home.
There are several strategies that could help, many of which we will be teaching and using in class. Below are some examples.
Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check:
Children read individual words, say them aloud, cover the word and then attempt to spell them out correctly, knowing what it should look like on paper, before finally checking their spelling against the original.
Word Pyramids:
Take a word and then start writing it out in parts, one letter added per line. See below.
pyramid
p
py
pyr
pyra
pyram
pyrami
pyramid
Say it silly:
If a word can be said in a funny way, it might make it more memorable, especially if it has silent letters of unusual patterns.
Father becomes Fat-Her
Business becomes Bus-I-Ness
Beautiful becomes B-E-A-U-tiful
Write the word without vowels:
As it sounds! Take the word and then remove all of the vowels.
Monkey becomes mnky
Snake becomes snk
Terrace becomes trrc
Spellings are now on Edshed, each child has a login stuck inside there reading record book.
Spellings Autumn 2022
Spellings 24th March Test 31st March
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actually
importantly
occasionally
separately
strangely
recently
regularly
completely
differently
Spellings 24th March Test 31st March
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again
before
could
every
All spellings are now on EdShed, each child has a login inside there reading record book.
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