YEAR 6 AUTUMN TERM SPELLINGS



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YEAR 6 AUTUMN TERM SPELLINGS Drop the y add - ies Drop the y add - ies Unstressed Vowels WEEK 1 darkness darkness February fitness fitness alcohol illness illness history likeness likeness consonant weakness weakness skeleton happy / happy / signature medicine lazy / laziness lazy / laziness secretary silly / silliness silly / silliness lettuce nasty / nasty / similar naughty / naughtiness naughty / naughtiness miniature journalist Saturday grammar describe To use word roots, prefixes and as a support for spelling auto - self bi - two trans - across tele - far off circ - round auto - self bi - two trans - across tele - far off circ - round auto - self bi - two trans - across tele - far off circ - round

WEEK 2 automatic autobiography bicycle binoculars transport translate television telescope circular circulate circumstance circumference telepathy television transaction bilingual bicycle autobiography automatic circular circle telephone television transport transfer bicycle biceps automatic autograph To use word roots, prefixes and as a support for spelling super - greater aqua - water micro - across audi - hear graph - to write pre - before re - again super - greater aqua - water micro - across audi - hear graph - to write pre - before re - again super - greater aqua - water micro - across audi - hear graph - to write pre - before re - again WEEK 3 reply repeat preview photograph graphic audience audio microphone microwave aquarium aquatic supermarket superb refund repeat preview previous photograph autograph audience audible microphone microscope aquarium aquatic supermarket superhero reconsider replay prehistoric photograph previous autograph audition audience microcosm microscope aquarium aquaplane supernatural supernova To investigate meanings and spellings of connectives: WEEK 4 after until since because meanwhile after until since because meanwhile after until since because meanwhile

To investigate shun endings WEEK 5 besides although however therefore furthermore alternatively consequently besides although however therefore furthermore alternatively consequently besides although however therefore furthermore alternatively consequently magician explosion session passion competition fraction fiction pollution emotion station position nation politician electrician confusion explosion discussion profession promotion direction position completion education foundation extension exclusion politician possession electrician discussion distribution contribution competition repetition demonstration translation endings of words WEEK 6 championship membership loveliness silliness tidiness movement enjoyment document neighbourhood childhood doubtful colourful beautiful partnership membership loveliness foolishness carelessness employment statement environment neighbourhood childhood doubtful skilful beautiful dictatorship apprenticeship loveliness absentmindedness carelessness management government environment neighbourhood knighthood doubtful skilful beautiful commonly mis-spelt words

WEEK 7 were where happened interested occasionally definitely ir opaque translucent were where happened interested occasionally definitely ir opaque translucent were where happened interested occasionally definitely ir opaque translucent prefixes: in, im, ir, il = not, pro = ahead, sus = sub under in, im, ir, il = not, pro = ahead, sus = sub under in, im, ir, il = not, pro = ahead, sus = sub under WEEK 1 suspend proceed suspect illiterate provide illegal irregular irresistible impolite immature incredible inconvenient suspend suspect propose produce illiterate illegal irrational irresistible impatient impossible inconvenient incapable suspicion suspense propeller proactive illiterate illegible irresponsible irresistible improbable impractical inconvenient inattentive ible, able, ive ible, able, ive ible, able, ive WEEK 2 expensive attractive massive forgive miserable vegetable probable breakable sensible possible terrible horrible expensive attractive aggressive excessive respectable vegetable forgivable adorable responsible possible invincible inquisitive deceptive decisive excessive respectable identifiable disposable enviable indestructible susceptible invincible Spellings

ate, ify, ity, en, ise, ness: ate, ify, ity, en, ise, ness ate, ify, ity, en, ise, ness WEEK 3 friendliness hypnotise deaden apologise deepen stupidity ability magnify notify pollinate educate friendliness harmonise apologise heighten lengthen stupidity simplicity magnify intensity pollinate dedicate friendliness selfishness crystallise standardise straighten lengthen stupidity simplicity intensity magnify suffocate al, ary, ic, ly, ist al, ary, ic, ly, ist al, ary, ic, ly, ist WEEK 4 capital national medical salary library February terrific angelic historic quickly jokingly normally artist novelist stockist machinist normally extremist ist strangely speedily specific scientific horrific February stationary traditional additional sensational occasional additional sensational stationary revolutionary epidemic rhythmic scientific wholly curiously secretively extremist ist instrumentalist ight, ious, ial, ough ight, ious, ial, ough ight, ious, ial, ough WEEK 5 brought bought through thought though cough official social height weight freight obvious gracious glorious racial official financial brought through bought thought though enough financial superficial artificial

glorious previous serious bright knight night enough though thought through bought brought infectious gracious obvious freight weight height similar sounding words (Homophones) WEEK 6 write right know no buy bye by they re there their two too to waste waist break brake board bored allowed aloud piece peace they re there their waste waist break brake board bored allowed aloud piece peace they re there their Spellings SATS 02 WEEK 7 stopping emergency destination generally destructive between transported selects released extinguishing carried headquarters inspecting strength excellent physically families stopping emergency destination generally destructive between transported selects released extinguishing carried headquarters inspecting strength excellent physically families stopping emergency destination generally destructive between transported selects released extinguishing carried headquarters inspecting strength excellent physically families

Spellings SATS 03 WEEK 8 perform involved building qualified disguise ensure smoothly thoroughly planned knowledge realistic tumble escaping effortless together rehearsed perform involved building qualified disguise ensure smoothly thoroughly planned knowledge realistic tumble escaping effortless together rehearsed perform involved building qualified disguise ensure smoothly thoroughly planned knowledge realistic tumble escaping effortless together rehearsed