Year 2 Spelling

Spellings – 21.03.25

Posted on Friday 21 March 2025 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning:

gn – /n/ (as in gnome)
kn – /n/ (as in knee)
wr – /r/ (as in wrong)

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 28th March.

gnome
sign
design
knock
knife
knee
wrap
wrong
write
wriggle

Spellings – 14.03.25

Posted on Monday 17 March 2025 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our learning:

“Drop the e when adding -ing”

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 21st March.

Challenge: Which words on this list break the rule?

arguing
baking
being
coming
freeing
having
hiding
scaring
seeing
using

Spellings – 28.02.25

Posted on Friday 28 February 2025 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning:

“Double the letter to protect the short vowel sound when adding -ing.”

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 7th March.

Challenge: Which word on this list breaks the rule?

helping
looking
jumping
mixing
printing
raining
shopping
sorting
swimming
watching

Spellings – 07.02.25

Posted on Friday 07 February 2025 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning:

“Use ck at the end of a word after a short vowel sound.”

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 14th February.

Challenge: Which word on this list breaks the rule?

shark
shock
cloak
brick
magic
duck
quick
sock
crack
check

Spellings – 10.01.25

Posted on Friday 10 January 2025 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words are the days of the week!

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 17th January.

Challenge: Why do they all have capital letters?

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

 

Spellings – 06.12.24

Posted on Friday 06 December 2024 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words are all tricky words.  They are common exception words that don’t follow usual spelling/sound patterns so we learn to read them at sight (without decoding).

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 13th December.

Challenge: What makes each of these words tricky?

again
any
break
climb
every
floor
hour
many
only
prove

Spellings – 22.11.24

Posted on Friday 22 November 2024 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning.

We’ve been learning about graphemes ‘ci’ and ‘ti’ which both sound like /sh/.

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 29th November.

Challenge: Can you find any other words that use ci or ti sounding like /sh/?

fiction
station
emotion
cautious
action
special
magician
delicious
precious
social

This week’s tricky words are:

hour
any
many
through

Spellings – 15.11.24

Posted on Friday 15 November 2024 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning.

We’ve been learning about grapheme ‘y’ sounding like /i/ as in words like myth and gym, and grapheme ‘dge’ sounding like /j/ as in edge and dodge.

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 22nd November.

gym
myth
bicycle
mystery
crystal
bridge
badge
dodge
fudge
ledge

This week’s tricky words are:

move
improve
parents
shoe

Spellings – 18.10.24

Posted on Sunday 20 October 2024 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning.

We’ve been learning about grapheme ‘wh’ sounding like /w/ as in words like wheel and white, and grapheme ‘ie’ sounding like /ee/ as in field and shield.

Please practise these words for a test on Thursday 24th October.

whale
while
wheel
white
whisper
field
shriek
belief
shield
brownie

This week’s tricky words are:

because
once
our
friend

Spellings – 11.10.24

Posted on Friday 11 October 2024 by Mr Nash

This week’s spelling words relate to our phonics learning.

We’ve been learning about grapheme ‘i’ sounding like /igh/ as in words like find and kind, and grapheme ‘a’ sounding like /ai/ as in basic and paper.

Please practise these words for a test on Friday 18th October.

spider
tiger
find
kind
wild
later
acorn
basic
paper
chasing

This week’s tricky words are:

two
eye
friend
thought

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