Weekly Spellings
Spellings will be set on Friday alongside a Spelling Shed activity. Children will be tested on these spelling on the following Friday.
When practising spellings at home, please encourage your child to write once, cover and write again without looking. You can also discuss the meaning of each word, and encourage your child to put the words into sentences.
Friday 21 June
Words with the digraphs ‘ue’ and ‘ew’
Tuesday
blue
clue
true
rescue
threw
few
drew
grew
new
where
there
Friday 24 May
Words ending in ‘y’ /ee/ and ‘ve’ /v/
very
happy
funny
party
family
give
have
love
shove
dove
so
by
Friday 17 May
Words where the digraph ‘ow’ makes an /ow/ or /oa/ sound
down
town
frown
how
brown
own
grow
show
blow
snow
no
go
Friday 10 May
Words where the digraph ‘ou’ makes an /ow/ sound
out
mouth
sound
proud
shout
about
around
found
mound
count
she
we
Friday 3 May
Words where the digraphs ‘oa’ and ‘oe’ make an /oa/ sound
goes
goat
boat
dominoes
woe
toe
doe
road
soap
coat
he
me
Friday 26 April
Words where the digraph ‘oo’ makes an /u/ sound
book
cook
foot
wood
good
shook
brook
stood
took
wool
they
be
Friday 22 March
Words where the digraph ‘oo’ makes an /oo/ sound
food
pool
moon
zoo
soon
tool
boots
spoon
afternoon
boom
pull
full
Friday 15 March
Words with the digraphs ‘ir’ and ‘ur’
girl
shirt
third
bird
first
turn
hurt
burst
church
Thursday
says
love
Friday 8 March
Words where the digraph ‘er’ is unstressed
better
summer
sister
after
never
under
winter
brother
ever
river
once
my
Friday 1 March
Words where the digraph ‘er’ is stressed
herb
verb
her
term
person
germ
stern
perch
fern
mermaid
should
friend
Friday 23 February
Words where ‘y’ makes an /igh/ sound
*Apologies if you were unable to see these spellings over the weekend! We started practising them yesterday during morning work*
cry
fly
dry
try
reply
July
shy
spy
sky
why
people
could
Friday 9 February
Words where the digraph ‘ea’ makes an /e/ sound
head
bread
meant
instead
wealth
sweat
threat
spread
dead
deaf
come
some
Friday 2 February
Words where the digraph ‘ea’ makes an /ee/ sound
each
peach
reach
teach
lead
leaf
leap
beak
squeak
real
ask
once
Friday 26 January
Words with the digraph ‘ee’
feel
tree
green
meet
week
see
free
sheet
feet
seek
here
there
Friday 19 January
Words containing the digraph 'ar'
car
jar
park
arm
garden
hard
dark
stars
art
shark
the
where
Friday 12 January
Words containing the split digraph ‘u_e’
June
rude
tube
flume
huge
rule
use
tune
flute
plume
we
my
Friday 22nd December
Words containing the split digraph o_e
home
those
woke
hope
hole
mole
spoke
joke
bone
phone
me
all
Friday 15th December
words containing the split digraph i_e
five
ride
like
time
side
slide
spike
trike
fire
mine
they
said
To help the children work towards the end of year expectations of spelling common exception words we will now have 2 of these included each week.
Friday 8th December
Words containing the split digraph e_e
even
theme
these
evening
eve
delete
Chinese
complete
athlete
extreme
Monday 1st December
Words containing the split digraph a_e
made
take
came
mistake
rake
same
safe
awake
snowflake
plate
Friday 24th November
words using the digraphs 'ay' and 'oy'
toy
joy
enjoy
cowboy
clay
say
way
day
play
stay
Friday 17th November
Words using the digraphs ai and oi
paid
rain
wait
train
afraid
oil
point
coin
soil
join
Friday 10th November
Compound words and unstressed vowel sounds
football
bedroom
starfish
sunset
playground
farmyard
carrot
thunder
balloon
Due to the training day on Friday, our spelling test will be on Wednesday next week.
Friday 27th October
adding the prefix 'un', the suffix 'est' and the suffix 'er'
Unhappy
undo
unload
unfair
unlock
hardest
darkest
fresher
quicker
higher
For the holidays I have also added an extra game to phonics shed to help the children consolidate their knowledge of the phoneme 'er'.
Friday 20th October
use the suffixes 'ing' and 'ed' to make the words present or past tense
looking
buzzing
jumping
helping
fizzing
looked
buzzed
jumped
helped
fizzed
Friday 13th October
Adding 's' or 'es' to make plurals
If the base words ends in a ch, sh, s, x or z then a plural will end in a 'es'
flowers
cars
dogs
boats
boxes
lunches
brushes
foxes
churches
dishes
Friday 6th October
Words using 'tch'
catch
fetch
kitchen
switch
hutch
witch
ditch
patch
match
batch
Don't forget to play the spelling shed game alongside practising these spellings on paper.
Friday 29th September
Words using nk and k
bank
honk
tank
pink
think
kit
skin
mask
sketch
basket
Don't forget to play the games on spelling shed to help you learn these spellings.
Friday 22nd September
Words ending in 'ff', 'll', 'ss', 'zz', 'ck'
puff
fluff
bell
doll
grass
kiss
buzz
fizz
clock
back