Focus: The /aɪ/ sound spelt y at the end of words
Focus: The /aɪ/ sound spelt y at the end of words
I hope you all practised your spellings last week! Did you enjoy trying different ways to practise?
The spelling focus this week is the /r/ sound spelt /wr/ at the begining of a word. Have a look at the spelling 2do on Purple Mash.
You can download these below:
Your new spellings this week:
Don’t forget there are lots of different ways to learn your spellings. Why not try something different!
This week we are going to focus on words from the Year 2 common exception word list. The spellings sheets are at the bottom of this page along with a dictation sheet you may want to use to check your spellings at the end of the week.
Why not try something different?
I would love to see some examples of your ‘Rainbow Spellings’
Spelling Cheeky Challenge:
Our focus this week:
Adding the endings ing, ed, er, est, and y
to words ending in e with a consonant before it. You van use the Look- See- Cover _ Write- Check sheet. There are lots of ways to help you learn your spellings, why not try a spelling scribble. Choose different coloured pens for each part of the ‘scribble’ and write your spellings in your best handwriting. Tip: make it nice and big!
Our new spelling focus:
Adding the endings -ing, -ed, -er,
-est, and -y to words ending in -e
with a consonant before it
There is a look, see, cover, write, check sheet and a dictation sheet attached. I have also set a quiz as a ‘2do’ on Purple Mash
Year 2 Spring 2 Week 2 Dictations
Don’t forget to practise words from the Year 1 and 2 lists sent home. It is a good idea to practise your letter formation when practising your spellings.