Phase 6 Spellings (Weeks 1-4)

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1 Phase 6 Spellings (Weeks 1-4) Colours Days & Seasons Polysyllabic blue Monday animals grey Tuesday another purple Wednesday garden orange Thursday everyone yellow Friday dragon brown Saturday morning white Sunday grandad black narrator green Spring classroom turquoise Summer together violet Autumn grandmother scarlet Winter springboard +ed Irregular Past +ing wanted said looking shouted caught watching liked thought spreading moved began lighting jumped drew coming stopped drank saving clapped fell writing tried froze clapping cried heard fanning pulled running laughed lived Remember the rules! When you add ed or ing either: just add ed/ing drop the e & add ed/ing or if it has a short vowel, double the consonant. rocking jumping

2 Phase 6 Spellings (Weeks 5-6) -ve wa- and qua- Tricky Words give was there live wallet their have want they re love wash here above wander hear stove watch where quarrel wear squash Words that end in /v/ always have an e at the end. When an /o/ sound follows a /w/ it is often spelt with an a or as /ur/ /or/ before /l/ Months word ball January worm called February work always March worship falling April worth all May talking June When an /ur/ sound follows the letter w it is usually spelt or When an /or/ comes before a /l/ it is often spelt with an a July August September October November December

3 Phase 6 Spellings November & December 2012 Adding Suffixes Part 1 -ing, -ed, -s -est, -er, en Words ending in -e Words ending in -y Words ending in a single consonant liking married stopping rider funnier madder tamest worrier skipped whitest copier running baked hurried hopper hiking messier nodded finest luckier padding waved ferries hidden ruler carried hottest rudest ponies ripped -s Just add s -es If the word ends in s, ss, ch, sh, and z, zz, then add es Contractions stops bunches didn t boats crashes can t rooms fizzes let s goals crosses that s nights buses I m animals matches couldn t I ve -ies Change the y to an i and add es we re puppies hurries she ll cries flies they ve marries bunnies

4 Extra Christmas Spellings that will be useful in class Nativity Christmas Own words you find tricky Nazareth Christmas Mary Father Joseph Elves donkey North Pole Bethlehem sleigh census presents taxes reindeer angels Christmas Eve shepherds wise men camel Gabriel

5 Phase 6 Spellings (Weeks 13-18) Suffixes ly - y safely merrily badly rudely happily sadly bony daily weekly nosy funnily friendly rosy suddenly cheeky hairy sunny smelly Remember: a final e in the need to be dropped Remember: a final y in the need to be changed to i (With ly, you do use an i) Remember: a final consonant in the base word may or may not need to be double. Schwa Sound (uh) Polysyllabic Homophones about nightmare key/quay banana nightdress sew/sow/so travel founder hare/hair family importantly flower/flour above especially stares/stairs dinosaur confidently tail/tale another immediately bare/bear particular rabbit pair/pear animals Six

6 Phase 6 Spellings (Weeks 18-24) More Suffixes -ing, -ed, -est, -er, -ment, -ness, -en -ful, -ly, spiteful employment calmly lovely played flapped whiter enjoyment sending biting silliness slimmest lameness funniest fanned homely obeying sadness amusement sunnier putting rising luckily flatten timed stayed batting useful darkest Remember: a final e in the need to be dropped Remember: a final y in the need to be changed to i Remember: a final consonant in the base word may or may not need to be double. Polysyllabic More than one suffix Tricky Words immediately homelessness they re confidently hopelessness there especially forgetfulness their importantly carefully where enormous wear terrific were horrific here fantastic hear

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