Term 1- Week 3
carry
carries
story
stories
toy
toys
study
studies
fly
flies
way
ways
party
parties
puppy
puppies
Term 1 Week 4
been
called
family
fun
last
name
made
really
still
think
Term 1 Week 5
another
before
heard
herd
left
right
thought
walked
where
who
how
year
Term 1 Week 6
never
which
witch
found
once
something
brother
everyone
friend
know
morning
through
TERM 2 WEEK 6
thought
through
walk
walked
want
where
which
who
year
also
Term 2- Week 8
can't
don't
won't
wasn't
I'll
hasn't
doesn't
we'll
we've
you'll
you'd
Term 2 Week 9
came
made
main
Friday
shape
tray
agree
meal
deal
deeper
time
kite
pie
hold
home
told
phone
blue
cute
used
amazed
Term 2 Week 10- f sounds
full
felt
feeling
feeder
photo
rough
tough
family
enough
cough
fit
golf
football
puffy
roof
from
shelf
difference
Term 2- Week 11
Over the holidays you need to revise the words from Term 2. You will be tested on these (you won't know which words they are) in the first week back of Term 3.
Term 3- Week 1
Your focus for this weeks spelling is words that have double consonants.
better
happy
really
berry
messy
unless
carrot
lettuce
spilled
grilling
dribble
litter
rubber
happen
puzzle
running
dripping
errand
Term 3- Week 2
Your focus for this weeks spelling is words that have the long e sound.
fancy
any
lovely
story
party
carry
penny
monkey
city
very
angry
goofy
ugly
slippery
toasty
bee
tea
February
Term 3- Week 3
Your focus for this weeks spelling is words that have the th, sh, ch.
those
they
tooth
cloth
cheat
chatter
shelter
mashed
share
shouting
bushes
crash
unless
lettuce
puzzle
themselves
Term 4 Week 1:
Your words this week are homophones (words that are said the same but spelled differently)
threw
through
there
their
they're
our
hour
nose
knows
week
weak
hair
hear
here
hare
pear
pair
to
two
too
Term 4 Week 2:
Your words with w.
whoever
where
wear
were
wander
while
watched
wrong
while
wait
waist
warning
Term 4 Week 3:
Words that have 3 consonants in a row.
sprayed
scratched
lunch
month
itch
burst
kitchen
everything
energy
kindness
turtle
hundred
subtraction
thaks
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ReplyDeletethank you for the words
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ReplyDeleteThank you Miss Hill for giving us spilling words
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