Spelling patterns 09.12.19

The spelling patterns we are learning this week in Class 5 are:

Year 5: More homophones and near homophones e.g. alter/alter, bridal/bridle, serial/cereal

Year 6: Word families based on common words, showing how words are related in form and meaning e.g. suggest/digest/congestion/gesture/gestation

Spelling Patterns 02.12.19

The spelling patterns we are learning this week in Class 5 are:

Year 5: Homophones and near homophones e.g. stationary/stationery, wary/weary,who’s/whose

Year 6: Word families based on common words, showing how words are related in form and meaning e.g. temper/temperate/temperature/temperament

Spelling Patterns 25.11.19

The spelling patterns we are learning this week in Class 5 are:

Year 5: Creating nouns with -ship suffix, e.g. membership, ownership, partnership

Year 6: More words with a long /e/ sound spelt ‘ie’ or ‘ei’ after c (and exceptions) e.g. receipt, shriek, ceiling, protein

Spelling Patterns 18.11.19

The spelling patterns we are learning this week in Class 5 are:

Year 5: Creating nouns with -ness suffix, e.g. happiness, silliness, tidiness, carelessness

Year 6: Words with a long /e/ sound spelt ‘ie’ or ‘ei’ after c (and exceptions) e.g. achieve, convenience, mischievous, believe

Spelling Patterns 11.11.19

The spelling patterns we are learning this week in Class 5 are:

Year 5: Creating nouns with –ity suffix, e.g. community, curiosity, ability, activity

Year 6: Adding suffixes beginning with vowel letters to words ending in -fer, e.g. referring, referred, referral, reference, referee

Spelling Patterns 04.11.19

The spelling patterns we are learning in Class 5 this week are:

Year 5: Adverbs of possibility and frequency, e.g. certainly, definitely, possibly, perhaps, rarely

Year 6: adjectives ending -ably, .e.g considerably, believably, tolerably, comfortably, reasonably

Spelling Patterns 30.09.19

The spelling patterns we are learning in Class 5 this week are:

Year 5:homophones and near homophones, e.g. practice/practise, affect/effect, guest/guessed

Year 6: adjectives ending -able, .e.g applicable, considerable, knowledgeable, adorable

Spelling patterns 23.09.19

The spelling patterns we are learning in Class 5 this week are:

Year 5: long /y/ sound, e.g. supply, rhyme, simplify

Year 6: adjective ending in -ent becoming a noun ending -ence/-ency e.g confident/confidence, obedient/obedience, urgent/urgency

VIP Visit!

Year 6 were very excited this week to receive a special visitor in our English lesson… Coco! Mrs Johnson very kindly brought in her lovely chocolate Labrador for the children to meet as part of our novel study. Coco certainly put a smile on all of our faces and has kickstarted our next mini writing unit on therapy dogs.

Thanks for coming Coco! 

Class 5 Homework

Year 6 homework this week is to look through their SAT papers that they have completed this week and check through the errors that they made.
Year 5 have been set a reading comprehension linked to our Science topic where they will be practising their retrieval and inference reading skills.
Homework is due back on Wednesday 14th February.

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