Name: Spelling Homework. Each week we learn a new spelling pattern. We learn in school and we learn at home.
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1 Name: Spelling Homework Each week we learn a new spelling pattern. We learn in school and we learn at home. We learn the first five words we don t know. To learn I use: * Look, say, cover, sound out, write, check to find and highlight the first five words I don t know. * Finger spelling to blend the words I need to learn. I can say this out loud to an adult to show them I can finger spell. * Repetition. I write the word I don t know5 times. I say the sounds as I write the word 5 times. Finally, I cover the word and write it without seeing the word. I check the word is spelt correctly. I repeat this task until the word is spelt correctly. A few more tips for helpers at home: * Help your child by asking them to sound out the words using the letter sounds. * Use the words in the spelling list as a measure of your child s vocabulary. Discuss the meaning of words and use them in discussion with your child. * Common words that a child is not yet able to spell will be added to the list over the year. If you are helping your child learn these words you should use letter names when writing or hearing these words. * If you need more words use the following web search ai (the sound of the week) followed by more words frequency. [You would type ai more words frequency in the search engine.] It should give you a list of words from arranged in order of frequency. 1
2 Level 1 Name: -ad bad adapt addition dad admire adequate fad admit adhesive had adult admirable lad advance adorable mad advice advantage pad adjust adventurous sad advertisement -ag bag again against gag ago aggressive nag agony aghast rag agree agitate sag agility agonise tag agriculture wag -am am amaze ambition dam ample ambulance ham amend amongst jam amount amphibian ram amuse amplifier amputate -an an anger ancient and angle announce can answer anticipate fan antler antiseptic man another anonymous pan annoy anniversary ran anchor Antarctic van antique 2
3 -ap cap apart apologise lap apple applause map appeal appetite nap appear appreciate rap apply approach sap apprentice tap approximate -at at attach atmosphere bat attack atrocious cat attain attention fat attend attendant hat attic attitude mat attract attractive pat atom attribute rat atlas sat -as as asleep ascertain has aside assassinate gas assemble assistant ash ascent asparagus ask assail -ax fax axle taxation tax climax climaxing wax earwax galaxies lax waxed hoax max laxly maximal relax relaxation waxwork saxophonist taxidermist 3
4 -ed bed edge edible fed edit edition led editor education red sledge married wed Edinburgh -eg beg egg powderkeg leg unpeg spider-leg peg nutmeg clothes-peg meg bootleg -en den enable enclosure hen envy enormous men enclose entangle pen enemy entertain ten enter enthusiastic end enjoy environment entire encourage endure enterprise -et bet blanket alphabet get bonnet baguette jet budget leaflet let droplet interpret met gadget omelette net pet set vet wet yet -es 4
5 yes escape espionage best escort esplanade test estate escalator west essence establishment mess essay estimate essential -id bid idiot identical did idiotic identification hid idolize idealistic kid identify lid rid -if if shift thrift lift sheriff shifted gift swift pitiful rift stiff reunify unify qualify sniffle -ig big igloo ignorance dig ignore ignite fig ignorant whirligig pig bigwig rig wig 5
6 -im dim image impossible him import imaginary rim immune imagination Kim impress impersonate sim impose impolite Tim impure implement imprison impatient -in bin income inaccurate din indoor inclusive fin insult inconvenience gin indeed incredible in insane independent kin incident indigestion pin insert inferior sin insist inoculation tin insure investigation win intact inspiration inch intend insufficient ink invite international inn invent interrogate -ip dip airship citizenship hip blip equipment kip chip friendship lip clip kinship nip drip relationship pip slip premiership rip flip sip grip tip skip zip 6
7 -it bit itchy italic fit exit benefit hit it s circuit kit itself commitment lit admit culprit nit babysit floodlit pit credit sit profit itch -ix six fixed fixture fix fixer crucifix mix fixes fixable mixed transfixed mixer remix -od cod odder odious nod oddly method pod oddest period rod downtrodden odd -og bog flog dialogue cog frog monologue dog slog noggin fog smog logged hog doggy yogurt jog Hogwarts log programme 7
8 -on on onlooker onslaught onto onward opinion oncoming onion minion -op bop opera opposition cop oppose opportunity hop operation lop opaque mop operate pop optimist top opposite -ot dot pilot apricot got blot autopilot hot hotshot ballot jot idiot patriot lot knot despot not mascot pot plot rot spot -ox box cashbox chickenpox fox icebox flummox mailbox jukebox toolbox matchbox toxic paradox firefox noxious 8
9 -ub cub bathtub blubbering pub club bubbles rub shrub cherub tub grubs double sub public publication republic submission snub -ud bud spud adjudge mud buddy budgerigar cuddle mudguards muddle muddy -ug bug chug jitterbug dug slug litterbug hug smug sparkplug jug thug earplug lug shrug ladybug mug humbug bearhug rug plug tug unplug -um gum yummy cucumber hum chum aluminium mum drum cerium rum glum momentum sum plum premium album 9
10 -un bun unable unacceptable fun uncanny unattached gun unbolt unblemished nun unaware unceasing run uncertain unaccompanied sun undo unbelievable -up cup backup abrupt pup ketchup corrupt upon makeup disruption upset pickup support warmup upgrade cutup uprooted -us bus abacus callous us airbus cantankerous bonus contagious campus delicious citrus enormous envious luminous -ut but butter cut butternut gut chestnut hut coconut nut rut 10
11 c can calm camouflage cap carrot camera cat campaign cod catastrophe cop caterpillar cot cup cut k kid king kangaroo keg kill karate keep kick kayak kit kiss kitchen kin kind kindness plurals s cats homes prizes hats rooms chairs kits seeds coins nets shops sizes nuts teams roses pets tubes screams pots cages boasts rats pages noises cups cooks sweets mops games pips goals 11
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