Year 2 Spelling

18 January 2019

Posted on Friday 18 January 2019 by Mr Wilks

This week, the words are all  adjectives and require you to double up for a short vowel sound when adding the suffixes -er (comparative)  and -est (superlative).

fat   fatter   fattest
thin   thinner   thinnest
big   bigger   biggest
sad   sadder   saddest
hot   hotter   hottest
bad  badder  baddest

11 January 2019

Posted on Friday 11 January 2019 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are all verbs which need to double up for a short vowel when adding the suffix ed or ing. The words in the first column are all in the infinitive (eg. to pat). The words in the second column with the suffixes are the words which will be tested.

to pat            patted
to hop           hopped
to drop          dropped
to trap           trapped
to hum          humming
to slip            slipping
to clap          clapping
to grin           grinning

14 December 2018

Posted on Friday 14 December 2018 by Mr Wilks

The spellings this week are to look at and begin to practise the Year 2 common exception word list.

Your child may be a confident speller. If this is the case, they should pick out the words that they struggle to spell and practise these. If your child finds spelling more difficult and needs to learn a lot of the words, they are split into sets in the homework book. You could work on a set of words every couple of weeks alongside the other weekly spelling lists to slowly build their confidence.

 

07 December 2018

Posted on Sunday 09 December 2018 by Mr Wilks

This week, the phoneme we’re learning about is u which, in these spellings,  is spelled with an o.

other
love
worry
money
mother
brother
nothing
Monday

30 November 2018

Posted on Friday 30 November 2018 by Mr Wilks

This week the phoneme we’re learning about is aw which is spelled with an a before an l or an ll.

all
also
fall
walk
talk
always
although
altogether

23 November 2018

Posted on Friday 23 November 2018 by Mr Wilks

Next week, we’re looking at words which have an -il or -al ending. These are much less common than the -le ending.

metal
pedal
capital
hospital
animal
pencil
nostril
fossil

Homework review

Posted on Thursday 22 November 2018 by Mr Wilks

Thank you to the parents who joined us for the homework review this afternoon. Below are some of our favourite homeworks from the week.

We liked Bridget’s playscript which we acted out in very little time – super directing skills, Bridget!

We were also amazed by how many top tips Gabriel had to help us if we’re being bullied.

We loved Karan’s bullying acrostic poem.

Iris’s No Bully Boy superhero showed us how to stop bullies and how anyone can be a superhero by telling a trusted adult if you see someone being bullied.

Inam’s bullying sculpture gave us lots of tips if we’re being bullied.

16 November 2018

Posted on Thursday 15 November 2018 by Mr Wilks

Next week, we’re learning about the -el grapheme at the end of a word. This spelling is much less common than last week’s -le.

camel
tunnel
wheel
travel
towel
angel
hotel
label

09 November 2018

Posted on Friday 09 November 2018 by Mr Wilks

Next week, we’re learning about the -le phoneme at the end of a word. This is the most common spelling of this sound. We’ll be learning some of the alternatives over the next few weeks.

table
apple
bottle
little
middle
castle
battle
jungle

 

 

 

19 October 2018

Posted on Friday 19 October 2018 by Mr Wilks

Next week, we’re learning about adding -es to nouns and verbs which end in a -y. Children need to drop the y for an i before adding es. Children will be tested on the words in the second column.

fly           flies
cry          cries
try         tries
spy        spies
reply         replies
copy         copies
baby        babies
carry        carries