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Spellings – 27th April

Year 2

The suffixes -less and -ly

badly, hopeless, penniless, happily, lovely, joyless, slowly, quickly, careless, fearless

Year 3

Words with a short ‘u’ sound spelt with ‘o’

Woman, wonder, month, govern, brother, another, shovel, above, Monday, discover

Year 4

Adding the prefix anti- (meaning ‘against’)

antiseptic, anticlockwise, antisocial, antidote, antibiotic, antivenom, anti-ageing, antifreeze, antiperspirant, antigravity

Spellings – 20th April

Year 2

The suffixes -ment, -ness and -ful

enjoyment, sadness, careful, playful, plainness, argument, merriment, happiness, plentiful, cheerful

Year 3

Words ending in -ary

library, February, dictionary, boundary, salary, summary, primary, secondary, ordinary, necessary

Year 4

Adding the prefix inter – (meaning ‘between or among’)

interact, interfere, intercity, international, intermediate, internet, intergalactic, interrupt, intervene, interlude

 

Spellings 9th March 2020

Year 2

want, watch, wander, quantity, squash, quality, squabble, squad, quad, quarrel

Year 3

bicycle, biplane, bisect, bilingual, biannual, reappear, redecorate, reapply, repay, rebuild

Year 4

circle, decide, medicine, exercise, special, cinema, decimal, accident, city, citizen

Spellings Monday 17th February 2020

Year 2 – Common Exception Words

fast last

father class

pass grass

plant path

bath people

Year 3 – Words with a ‘k’ sound spelt with ‘ch’

scheme chorus

echo character

ache chaos

stomach chemistry

orchestra technology

Year 4 – Plural possessive apostrophes with plural words

girls’  boys’

babies’  parents’

teachers’  women’s

men’s children’s

people’s  mice’s

Spellings Monday 10th February 2020

Year 2 – The sound ‘or’ spelt ‘a’ before ‘l’ or ‘ll’

all ball

call walk

talk always

small wall

fall altogether

Year 3 – Creating negative meanings using prefix dis-

dislike disobey

discolour discover

disappear dishonest

disallow disbelieve

disapprove discontinue

Year 4 – Adding the prefix sub-(meaning ‘under’) and adding the prefix super- (meaning ‘above’)

submerge subheading

submarine subordinate

subway superman

supervise supersede

superpower superhuman

 

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