This week in our phonics lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on common exception words.
- their
- people
- once
- please
- called
- could
- any
- because
- eyes
- friends
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This week in our phonics lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on common exception words.
This week in out phonics lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on the sounds:
We will be reading and spelling words including these phonemes, such as special, official, artificial, musician, optician, mission, passion, permission
We will also be continuing to practise reading and spelling the common exception words:
Year 2
This week in out phonics lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on the sounds:
We will be reading and spelling words including these phonemes, such as picture, mixture, nature, gym, mystery, pyramid, scissors, science, scene.
We will also be continuing to practise reading and spelling the common exception words:
In our phonics sessions, Year 2 will be continuing to focus on words which contain the long /oo/ sound in words where is spelt with u-e, ou, ue and ew. We will not be testing the children on these words, but look for them in their classwork.
Examples of the types of words are:
rules, cute
you, group,
glue, true,
grew, blew, threw
In our phonics sessions, Year 2 will be focusing on words which contain the long /oo/ sound in words where is spelt with u-e, ou and ue. We will not be testing the children on these words, but look for them in their classwork.
Examples of the types of words are:
flute, June, rude
you, group, soup
clue, blue, true
This week in their spelling lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on the ‘or’ family of words, particularly the sound being spelt with an a when it comes before an -l or -ll.
The words they will be focusing on include:
The children will not be tested on these words, but we will be challenging them to be including them in their writing and looking for application in their work.
This week in their spelling lessons, Year Two will be focusing on common exception words. Common exception words are words that do not follow the common phonetic spelling rules children learn in Year 1 and Year 2. These are also called tricky words or sight words as you must learn to recognise them, and can’t sound them out. They aren’t decodable using the normal rules and letter-sounds in phonics.
The words they will be focusing on include:
The children will not be tested on these spellings, but we will be looking for application of them in their writing.
This week in their spelling lessons, Year 2 will be focusing on adding –s and –es to the ends of words and knowing how to know which is the correct ending to the word they are writing. They will also be learning about what to do when they need to add an ‘s’ to a word ending with ‘y’.
The words they will be focusing on include:
The children will not be tested on these words, but we will be challenging them to be including them in their writing and looking for application in their work.
We are moving away from formal spelling tests in Pimhill and Haughmond, and will instead be working on the application of correct spellings in written work. However, if you would like to continue to work on spellings with your child at home, the below attachments are the common exception words for Year One and Year Two. These are sometimes referred to as ‘tricky words’ as they do not follow the spelling patterns that children learn in Key Stage One.
Spellings for children in Pimhill and Haughmond this week.
Year One
by, my, said, the, was
Year Two
because, both, could, should, would, most, water
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