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Week Nine Spellings

Group 1-2 (Finches & Sparrows): Revision of spellings: Week Nine: 01/06/2020

Finches – learn all, Sparrows – learn highlighted words (1st 8 words)

 Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Terrible

Horrible

Visible

Credible

Vision

Television

Invasion

Decision

Erosion

Expansion

Tangible

Corruptible

 

*Challenge: Write a short story/paragraph using the words in your spelling list for tonight.

Sensible

Possible

Incredible

Gullible             

Revision

Division

Confusion

Persuasion

Inclusion

Exclusion

Contemptible

Discernible

 

*Challenge: Look up 5 of your spellings in the dictionary and write the meanings.

Flexible

Responsible

Edible

Permissible

Explosion

Occasion

Extension

Excursion

Expulsion

Corrosion

Collapsible

Fallible

 

*Challenge: Sort your words into their word classes, e.g. nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs etc

 

Group 3 (Wrens): Revision of spellings: Week Nine: 01/06/2020

 

 Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Bright

Dark

Slimy

Slippery

Terrible

Horrible

Vision

Television

 

*Challenge: Write a short story/paragraph using the words in your spelling list for tonight.

Smooth

Rough

Dirty

Damp

Sensible

Possible

Revision

Division

 

*Challenge: Look up 5 of your spellings in the dictionary and write the meanings.

Who’s

Whose

Hole

Whole

Flexible

Responsible

Explosion

Occasion

 

*Challenge: Sort your words into their word classes, e.g. nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs etc

 

Robins: Individual Spelling List: Revision of spellings: Week nine  01/05/2020

 Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

daft

raft

waft

craft

draft

shaft

graft

lost

young

sixty

Challenge: Write a short story/paragraph using the words in your spelling list for tonight.

gift

lift

rift

drift

shift

prize

people

seventy

 

 

Challenge: First write each word in pencil, then trace over each word three times, use a different colour each time and you will begin to see a rainbow!

left

theft

won

floor

eighty

 

 

 

 

Challenge: Sort your words into their word classes, e.g. nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs etc

 

 

 

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