The /n/ Sound Spelt Using ‘kn’ and ‘gn’
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
knock
gnat
knee
gnash
know
gnaw
knitting
gnome
knife
gnarled
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The /r/ Sound Spelt Using ‘wr’ Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
write
wrist
wrote
wrestle
written
wreck
wrong
wriggle
wrap
wren
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The /s/ Sound Spelt Using ‘c’Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
race
face
cell
bicycle
ice
space
city
circle
fancy
spicy
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The /j/ Sound Spelt Using ‘-dge’ or ‘-ge’
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badge
age
bridge
change
edge
huge
dodge
charge
fudge
village
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The /j/ Sound Spelt With ‘g’ or ‘j’
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gem
jacket
magic
jog
giant
jar
giraffe
join
energy
adjust
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Common Exception Words
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door
climb
again
most
floor
parents
wild
only
children
both
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The /l/ Sound Spelt With ‘le’ Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
table
able
bottle
multiple
apple
wobble
little
dazzle
middle
riddle
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The /l/ Sound Spelt With ‘el’ Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
camel
tinsel
squirrel
hazel
tunnel
bagel
travel
vowel
towel
jewel
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The /l/ Sound Spelt With ‘-il’ and ‘-al’
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
pencil
pedal
nostril
hospital
fossil
capital
pupil
animal
metal
oval
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The /igh/ Sound Spelt With ‘-y’ Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
cry
sly
dry
terrify
fly
shy
try
sky
reply
multiply
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Adding ‘-es’ to nouns and verbs ending in ‘-y’
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flies
carries
replies
dries
tries
cries
copies
marries
babies
families
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Common Exception WordsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
find
gold
behind
told
mind
hold
old
every
cold
everybody
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Adding –ed, -er and –est to a Word Ending in -y
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
copier
replied
happier
dried
copied
tried
happiest
driest
cried
funnier
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Adding –ing to a Word Ending in –y with a Consonant before It
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
�opying
flying
�eplying
drying
crying
trying
�arrying
skiing
�arrying
�axiing
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Adding –ing, -ed, -er, -est and –y to Words Ending in –e with a Consonant before It
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
hiking
shiny
hiker
shining
hiked
�eing
nicer
�cary
nicest
�caring
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Adding ‘-ing’, ‘-ed’, ‘-er’, ‘-est’ and ‘-y’ to Words of One Syllable
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patting
dropped
humming
saddest
patted
sadder
hummed
runner
dropping
runny
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The Sound /or/ Spelt ‘a’ before ‘l’ or ‘ll’
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all
always
call
wall
ball
small
walk
fall
talk
altogether
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Common Exception Words
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fast
pass
father
path
last
plant
class
bath
grass
people
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The /u/ Sound Spelt with ‘o’Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
other
money
brother
honey
mother
cover
nothing
discover
Monday
wonder
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The /ee/ Sound Spelt with ‘ey’Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
key
trolley
monkey
hockey
donkey
turkey
chimney
parsley
valley
journey
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The /o/ Sound Spelt with ‘a’ after a ‘w’ or ‘qu’
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
want
quality
wander
squad
watch
squabble
quantity
quad
squash
quarrel
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The /er/ Sound Spelt With ‘or’ and the /or/ Sound Spelt With ‘ar’
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
word
worst
worm
warm
work
war
world
towards
worth
ward
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The /zh/ Sound Spelt ‘s’ Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
television
pleasure
usual
occasion
treasure
measure
division
usually
vision
leisure
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Common Exception WordsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
even
prove
steak
sure
break
improve
great
sugar
move
eye
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The Suffixes –ment, -ness and -ful
Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
enjoyment
argument
careful
happiness
sadness
merriment
playful
plentiful
plainness
cheerful
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The Suffixes –less and –lyPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
badly
joyless
penniless
quickly
hopeless
slowly
happily
careless
lovely
fearless
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Words Ending in -tion Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
station
subtraction
motion
option
fiction
potion
national
introduction
addition
section
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ContractionsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
can’t
wouldn’t
hasn’t
wasn’t
didn’t
shouldn’t
couldn’t
Mr
it’s
Mrs
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The Possessive Apostrophe Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
Megan’s
the woman’s
the girl’s
a dog’s
Ravi’s
the school’s
the child’s
a teacher’s
the man’s
a postman’s
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Common Exception WordsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
any
Christmas
clothes
busy
many
beautiful
water
poor
pretty
kind
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Homophones and Near Homophones Practise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
there
see
they’re
to
their
sea
here
too
hear
two
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Homophones and Near HomophonesPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
be
bear
quite
won
bee
one
quiet
son
bare
sun
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Homophones and ConjunctionsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
night
whole
blue
so
knight
because
blew
that
hole
or
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Months of the YearPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
January
June
March
A�gust
February
July
April
September
May
October
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Months of the Year and TimePractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
N ovember
half
after
quarter
D ecember
minute
past
month
hour
second
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Question Words and SPaG TermsPractise your weekly spelling words using cursive handwriting.
who
�here
what
�djective
why
�hen
how
�dverb
�hich
�erb
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