18 October 2019
This week’s spellings aim to help the children understand when to use different homophones. Practise using these spellings correctly in sentences and discuss ways to remember when to use which homophone – any good ideas you’ve got could be shared in class. There will be a test next week on Thursday 24 October.
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| there
they’re their hear here
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witch
which where wear were of off |
11 October 2019
This week’s spelling activity aims to help the children understand when to use different homophones. Practise using these spellings correctly in sentences and discuss ways to remember when to use which homophone – any good ideas you’ve got could be shared in class. There will be no test next week but we will share our spelling practice in our homework review on Thursday 17 October.
| homophones | |
| there
they’re their hear here
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witch
which where wear were of off |
Having received feedback from parents, Year 3 and 4 will have no more than 20 spellings across a two week period to practise at home. There will be a test every other week where ten of these spellings will be tested. If you have any questions or concerns, please ask.
04 October 2019
This week’s spelling activity focuses on the ‘ue’ sound and the alternative graphemes for them: ue, u-e, ew.
Think of ten words which include the ‘ue’ sound and list them here:
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Now place your words into the grid which is in your homework book. They can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, backwards, criss-crossing. Fill in the blank space around your words with random letters and challenge someone to complete your word search during homework review on Thursday 10 October.
27 September 2019
This week’s spelling focuses on the ie and oe sounds. Practise these spellings – use the spelling strategies that are stuck into your homework book. There will be a test on Friday 4 October where ten of these words will be tested.
| ie | oe |
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20 September 2019
This week’s spelling activity focuses on the ‘ie’ and ‘oe’ sounds and the alternative graphemes for them:
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ie, y, i, i-e |
oe, oa, o, o-e, ow |
See how many words you can think of that include the ‘ie’ or the ‘oe’ sounds and record them in your homework book – try sorting them according to the grapheme use to make the sounds. I;m looking for useful spelling practice like the examples show on the sheet that is now stuck in the back of the children’s books. This homework is due on Thursday 26 September and there will be no test on Friday.
13 September 2019
This week’s spelling focuses on the ai and ee sounds. Practise these spellings – think about how creative you can be. There will be a test on Thursday 19 September (because we’re on our trip on Friday) where ten of these words will be tested.
| ai | ee |
| eight/eighth famous
favourite straight strange weight tray great snake brain they everyday |
believe
breathe complete appear extreme increase relief money chimney people busy quickly |
12 July 2019
This week, there is a homophone word search for the Year Three spelling homework. This is due in on Tuesday 16 July 2019.
We are learning our 4 times tables.
28 June 2019
This week’s spellings is to recap homophones previously taught. Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. Your child needs to know which homophone to use in a sentence dictated to them. These will be tested on 05/07/19. The homophones are:
- your/you’re
- its/it’s
- of/off
- they’re/their/there
- which/witch
- hour/our
- mite/might
- wear/where
We are learning our 8 times tables.
21 June 2019
This week, spelling looks at words with the ‘u’ sound spelled with an ‘ou’. There is no list to learn. Instead, your child should find as many words that follow this rule and make a list in their homework book.
The words ‘trouble’, ‘young’ and ‘country’ are examples of this rule.
This is due in on Thursday 27 June 2019.
We are learning our 8 times table.
14 June 2019
This week’s spellings is a revisiting the rule of doubling up after a short vowel sound. The rule (not the list) will be tested on Friday 21 June 2019.
– happily
– running
– stopped
– grabbed
– beginning
– traditionally
– challenge
– matter
We are learning our 4 times tables.