10.11.23
Please practise your spellings for a spelling quiz on Friday 24 November.
- after
- again
- any
- bath
- beautiful
- because
- behind
- both
- break
- busy
Challenge: Put the words into a sentence. Write the sentence.
13.10.23
Please practise your spellings for a quiz on Thursday 13 October 2023.
- are
- ask
- be
- by
- come
- do
- for
- friend
- full
- go
29.09.23
Please practise ready for a spelling test in two weeks time on Friday 13 October 2023
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- who
- when
- why
22.09.23
Well done Year 2 on your spellings over the last two weeks. Keep up the good work!
Please practise your new spellings ready for a spelling test on Friday 29 September 2023.
- blue
- true
- new
- flew
- cute
- use
- saw
- straw
- their
- people
- your
- any
15.09.23
Please practise your spellings for a spellings test on 22 September 2023.
cried
tried
slide
inside
open
both
those
one
today
here
says
said
Spellings
Please practise your spellings for a spelling test on Friday 15 September.
- play
- spray
- made
- game
- read
- being
- eye
- sure
- said
- were
Spellings 07.07.23
Our spellings for the next week will be: mistake, plate, these, divide, daytime, homework, those, confused.
Please learn these ready for our check on the 13th July.
Spellings 30.06.23
This week, the children have picked some ‘tricky words’ that they want to get better at spelling. These words are ones that don’t follow our known phonetic spelling patterns.
beautiful, parents, everybody, improve, Christmas, behind, whole
Please learn these ready for a check on Thursday 6th July.
Spellings 23.06.23
Our spellings for the next week will be words that end in a variety of suffixes that we’ve been learning.
happiness, enjoyment, mouthful, fearless, illness, argument, handful, spotless
Please learn these as best as you can before our check on 29th June 2023!
Spellings 14.06.23
This week, our spelling words will be nouns with the -es -s or -ies suffix (at the end of the word).
books, pencils, foxes, glasses, churches, babies, teddies, flies
We know that when a singular noun (one thing) ends in y, e.g. teddy, we remove the y and add -ies to make it a plural noun (a group of things) e.g. teddies.
Please practice these words ready for our check on 22nd June.