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1 1 Pre-test! Without seeing the spellings, we are going to have a spelling test to give ourselves a baseline score to try and beat. thespellingleague.co.uk
2 1 Spellings to learn this week Heaven Deafening Definitely Read through the words with a partner. Desperate Do you understand what they all say? Business Do you understand what they all mean? Dictionary Do you notice any similarities between the words? Library Miserable Is there a pattern? Different Interesting Frightening Secretary thespellingleague.co.uk
3 1 All of the words have an unstressed vowel. What is a vowel? Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Task 1: Identify the vowel that is missing from each of the words. a) choc ____ late g) di ____ mond b) bre ____ kfast h) temp ____ rature c) diff ____ rent i) hist ____ ry d) sep ____ rate j) fact ____ ry e) bus ____ ness k) t ____ rrific f) myst ____ ry l) int ____ rest thespellingleague.co.uk
4 1 Quick Activity! Quick write task. Look at the two words on the board. Which one is spelt correctly? You need to beat your partner by writing the correct spelling on your board three times. secretry secretary thespellingleague.co.uk
5 1 Quick Activity! Quick write task. Look at the two words on the board. Which one is spelt correctly? You need to beat your partner by writing the correct spelling on your board three times. miserable misrable thespellingleague.co.uk
6 1 Quick Activity! Quick write task. Look at the two words on the board. Which one is spelt correctly? You need to beat your partner by writing the correct spelling on your board three times. business busness thespellingleague.co.uk
7 1 Quick Activity! Quick write task. Look at the two words on the board. Which one is spelt correctly? You need to beat your partner by writing the correct spelling on your board three times. deafning deafening thespellingleague.co.uk
8 1 Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Task 1: In each word below, an unstressed vowel has been omitted. Write each of the words correctly. 1) mathmatics = ________________________ 6) compny = __________________________ 2) evry = ______________________________ 7) captin = ____________________________ 3) camra = ____________________________ 8) compny = __________________________ 4) poisnous = __________________________ 9) valuble = ___________________________ 5) gardner = ___________________________ 10) librry = ____________________________ Task 2: Read the extract below. Identify the spelling mistakes and then write the correct spellings in the boxes below. The whole of the class were asked to go to the librry to find a book that they found intresting. Some children chose frightning books whilst other children chose books thespellingleague.co.uk
9 1 Dictation Activity Listen carefully to the sentences I am about to read aloud.Write down the sentences in your books making sure you think carefully about your spellings and punctuation. thespellingleague.co.uk
10 1 Dictation sentences: 1) Most spiders are generally not poisonous but they can still be frightening. 2) The business needed a new secretary for their new company in London. 3) The original boundary to the land was near the town centre. thespellingleague.co.uk
11 1 Spelling Test! Try and beat your score from your baseline test. thespellingleague.co.uk
12 1 Pre-test! Without seeing the spellings, we are going to have a spelling test to give ourselves a baseline score to try and beat. thespellingleague.co.uk
13 1 Spellings – what pattern do you notice? agent, challenge, dangerous, garden, Some of the words have a garage, gate, disguise, guess, soft ‘g’ whilst other words orange, edge, have a hard ‘g’. plunged, stranger, genuine, emergency, generous, grateful thespellingleague.co.uk
14 1 Look at the word cards. Sort them according to whether the g has a soft or hard sound. What are the rules? Are there any exceptions. Spelling Scheme Summer 2 age gum gush rigid apology emerge cage germ go gone energy gentle golf goat gut game garden gate gold gull gaze gasp gander gall gamble general genius gang gong gender girl digit gift give engine thespellingleague.co.uk
15 1 Usually, a c or g sound is hard or soft depending on the vowel that follows it. When c or g meets a, o, or u, its sound is hard. When c or g meets e, i, or y, its sound is soft. agent, challenge, dangerous, garden, As a class, choose ten of the words garage, gate, from the list as the spellings to learn disguise, guess, for this week, making sure that there orange, edge, is a mixture of hard and soft g sounds. plunged, stranger, genuine, emergency, generous, grateful thespellingleague.co.uk
16 1 Quick Activity! Unscramble the words on the board. Write them down on your whiteboards. а ) e u i n g n e b) r e d n g a c) g n e a t thespellingleague.co.uk
17 1 Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Task 1: Identify whether the spellings are correct or incorrect. Spellings Spellings danjerus guess challenge stranjer plunjed jenuine edge emerjency gaite orange Write the correct spellings in the boxes below. thespellingleague.co.uk
18 1 Quick Activity! Speed write task. Look at the words. You have 30 seconds to write the word as many times as you can in that time. Who can write it the most times in the class? dangerous thespellingleague.co.uk
19 1 Quick Activity! Speed write task. Look at the words. You have 30 seconds to write the word as many times as you can in that time. Who can write it the most times in the class? emergency thespellingleague.co.uk
20 1 Quick Activity! Speed write task. Look at the words. You have 30 seconds to write the word as many times as you can in that time. Who can write it the most times in the class? grateful thespellingleague.co.uk
21 1 Quick Activity! Speed write task. Look at the words. You have 30 seconds to write the word as many times as you can in that time. Who can write it the most times in the class? disguise thespellingleague.co.uk
22 1 G O G D N U K X Y E E R S B F L B L M M G A C C G G T S P F U S E B L P W M W G G A S H F D D J F H S R S L G G A G A Z N Y Y N S S H U E R L I W A T C N T S H S E R E E J L L L I M M G N N Y R R D U S S E S L E I I A A A G O T A N D N R U E S S E E F M G G Q C N H J K N H N D D U F P B W W G Q Q A Q G N U N K E E L L J I M G C N Y K T N E E E R E P L E F P G A G A G Q G V K U N D V R H P L E W W G Q Z T T Z N X K P S P L U J H thespellingleague.co.uk
23 1 Spelling Test! Try and beat your score from your baseline test. thespellingleague.co.uk
24 1 Pre-test! Without seeing the spellings, we are going to have a spelling test to give ourselves a baseline score to try and beat. thespellingleague.co.uk
25 1 Spellings to learn Author Daughter Autumn Do you notice any patterns with the words? Naughty Applaud Are they all pronounced the same way? Slaughter Cause Caught Astronaut Haughty thespellingleague.co.uk
26 1 Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Sort the words based on the sound that they make. Add three of your own words for each column. draw caution lawn August awful daughter fault taught dawn straw flaw haul sausage author naughty thaw pause caught autumn haughty aw au augh thespellingleague.co.uk
27 1 Quick Activity! Look at the sentences. Identify the correct words to complete the sentences. The _______________________________ finally landed on the moon. The farmer had to ____________________ the sheep as they all had a disease. The boy _______________ chicken pox from his little sister. thespellingleague.co.uk
28 1 Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Place the words from the box into the correct sentence. sausage caution naughty haughty pause daughter fault taught caught author autumn haul Task 2: Now place these words into the correct sentences. 1) The chef said to turn the _____________________ over with __________________ as they were extremely hot and could spit out hot fat. thespellingleague.co.uk
29 1 1) Jemima is my only ________________________ but I also have two sons. 2) Comedy programmes make me ______________________ a lot. 3) The coach was ecstatic when I ______________________ the ball in the cup final. 4) The old house was extremely ______________________ as there were gaps around the windows. thespellingleague.co.uk
30 1 Spelling Scheme Summer 2 Match the word with the meaning and then write at least two examples which uses the same root word. Word Meaning Examples applaud badly behaved intercept or naughty hold something thespellingleague.co.uk
31 1 Spelling Test! Try and beat your score from your baseline test. thespellingleague.co.uk
32 1 Pre-test! Without seeing the spellings, we are going to have a spelling test to give ourselves a baseline score to try and beat. thespellingleague.co.uk
33 1 Spellings to learn Toothbrush Firefighter Rainbow Dustpan Postman What are they all? Hairbrush Cloakroom Backpack Teapot Waterfall thespellingleague.co.uk
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