Monday 4 August 2014

Spelling Term 3 Week 3



Blends
Phonemes
Similes
Prefixes
Suffix
nest
best
rest
ship
slip
skip
say
day
today
saw
help
play
fear
clear
heard
pass
class
glass
town
brown
flower
belt
leaf
bunch
hammer
bench
goose
cheese
too
tool
stool
fool
lunch
buy
beef
cloth
blood
geese
blade
wire
glance
advance
distance
France
protect
monster
bough
plough
stumble
grumble
thimble
tremble
scramble
bundle
kindle
noble

double
trouble
couple
courage
encourage
dispute
displease
disobey
district
disturb
regular
popular
particular
singular
victim
cigar
calendar
flourish
prey
vinegar

Sunday 20 July 2014

Homework Term 3 Week 1



At the end of this week we will have a retention test of any of the words they have learned in Term 2- so please revise the words from Term 2
NB- we need each child to bring in two small yoghurt pottles for our trip to the Botanic Gardens on the 31st of July. Can you start bringing them into school as soon as possible.
Also, we will be beginning training for the school’s cross country. You will need your P.E. gear and trainers every day. It may be a good idea to bring in a spare pair of socks so your school socks don’t get muddy while running on the wet field.   
 This term we are also doing speeches. You can write your speech and practise it at home if you like. We will also be writing it in class so please remember to bring any work you have done at home in each day.

Sunday 18 May 2014

Spelling Term 2 Week 3


Blends
Phonemes
Similes
Prefixes
Suffix
ring
bring
spring
old
hold
told
call
tall
wall
gold
bold
calling
cost
frost
frog
wide
slide
wife
life
lace
place
grand
son
grandfather
shallow
stream
moss
carpet
anger
hunger
hungry
drank
pale
shake
snake
danger
wade
trade
sash
splash
draper
grate
scale
escape
county
country
cousin
message
limit
spirit
timid
public
Wales
Scotland
England
English
direct
detect
destroy
destroyed
describe
ankle
sparkle
humble
feeble
steeple
confess
confine
confuse
consider
convict
vote
devote
vast
plaster
pastime


This week to help you learn your spelling words put them into at least five sentences.