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This week, we are going to look at words that have an /ear/ sound spelt using ere. This letter pattern usually appears at the end of words like: or sphere atmosphere Well start by practising these challenge words by trying to help out

This week, we are going to look at words that have an /ear/ sound spelt using ‘ere’. This letter pattern usually appears at the end of words like: or sphere atmosphere We’ll start by practising these challenge words by trying to help out Mr Whoops…
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Measly or Click here for clue! e e meagre. m r
The answer is… e r m e mere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Genuine Click here for clue! c r and honest. i n s e e
The answer is… s i n e e c r sincere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Get into r Click here for clue! someone else’s e e business. r f t e i n
The answer is… r i t e f n e e r ! interfere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: To stick to. Click here for clue! a e r d h e
The answer is… d h r e e a adhere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Harsh and Click here for clue! s v stern. e r e e
The answer is… e e r e v s severe
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: To stick at Click here for clue! e something. e e r p s e r v
The answer is… p r s e v r e e e persevere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Half of a Click here for clue! curved 3D shape. h e e p r e m h i s
The answer is… h m i s p e h e e r hemisphere
Unfortunately, Mr Whoops has got in a bit of a muddle with your spelling words. Working with a partner, can you figure them out? Remember they all contain an /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’. Clue: Severe or e Click here for clue! strict in attitude a u or appearance. r s t e
The answer is… u t e a s r e austere
Here are all your spelling words for this week. Work hard to practise these /ear/ words spelt with ‘ere’.

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