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4 Spelling Challenge 1 Write the plurals of the words listed below. Singular Plural glass box loaf watch rope half sock inch tune leaf quiz dish What rule did you learn about plurals? Write it here. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 1 3

5 Spelling Challenge 2 Write the plurals of the words listed below: Singular Plural turkey jelly fairy tray pony story key What is the rule about plurals of words ending in y? Write the rule in your own words. 4 Spelling Session 2 Crown Copyright 2001

6 Spelling Challenge 3 Say these words aloud and count the phonemes. Put in dots or sound buttons (sticky dots) under each phoneme. please (4) window (5) slide (4) umbrella (7) chimney (5) Write down your explanation of what a phoneme is, and give some examples. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 3 5

7 Spelling Challenge 4 Segment these words into syllables, putting a slash between each syllable. television cinema video cheeseburger dictionary encyclopaedia Write down what a syllable is, and give some examples. 6 Spelling Session 4 Crown Copyright 2001

8 Spelling Challenge 5 Add -ing, -er or -ed to each of the words in the grid below. Some of the words can have more than one ending. win write sleep hope meet train beg tease kick swim fall commit transmit forget buzz jam jump comprehend understand confer transfer excel design -ing -er -ed Write out the rule about doubling consonants. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 5 7

9 Spelling Challenge 6 Write down the insults beginning with the prefixes un-, anti-, in-, im-, ir- or il- used in three arguments. Mother to Policeman to Teenager to naughty toddler criminal parent If there is time, use a dictionary to check your spellings. Write down what an antonym prefix does to the meaning of a word. 8 Spelling Session 6 Crown Copyright 2001

10 Spelling Challenge 7 Add -ly, -ful or -ness to the following words, making sure that you spell them correctly. nasty happy joking hope active secretive whole explosive proper pain help flavour care mercy Next, put three of the words, each with a different suffix, into sentences, to show that you understand their meaning. 1 (-ly) (-ful) (-ness) Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 7 9

11 Spelling Challenge 8 1. Add one of the shun suffixes (-tion, -sion and -cian) to each of the base words given below: 1. explode 2. attend 3. subtract 4. confuse 5. contract 6. magic Write three sentences using a different shun suffix in each one Spelling Session 8 Crown Copyright 2001

12 Spelling Challenge 9 Fill in the missing suffixes in the passage below with one of the following suffixes: -ic, -ist, -ary, -ive, -al, -able or -ible. The guitar was one of the most not in the world, but he was not reli. He agreed to do the concert but asked for a mass fee. He was the most expens guitar in the country, and not everyone agreed that he was worth it. Some of the audience said he was mercen and a terr player. What they said was aud to many others, some of whom went frant because they were fanatic as far as his music talents were concerned. Write down what you have learnt about deciding whether a word ends with -ible or -able. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 9 11

13 Spelling Challenge 10 Choose the right word from the box to fit in the sentences below: 1. We have P.E. twice a. 2. He was too to get out of bed. 3. It s rude to at people. 4. Don t trip up the top when you go to bed! 5. Pin this list on the in the classroom. 6. I m with this game! 7. She was out of the room. 8. A dog picked up the of the fox. 9. Is this the to the beach? 10. They their bikes in the park. weak stare board rode sent week stair scent bored road Write down the three homophones that you find trickiest. 12 Spelling Session 10 Crown Copyright 2001

14 Spelling Challenge 11 Spell Puzzle: How quickly can you guess the words that end with -our, -ough, -ight or -ice? Write them in the spaces when you have guessed them. not heavy cargo on ships catches burglars Sir Galahad was one Posh, Sporty and girls a bird has the power of this cats like to catch them this means strong you sometimes get this with a cold part of a tree used to make bread it has 60 minutes Lastly, highlight or draw around the letter strings in each of the words you have written above. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 11 13

15 Spelling Challenge 12 Complete the grid below with your own examples of words that are best remembered in different ways. Words within words Exaggeration Mnemonics (Spellspeaking) Write down the three strategies, starting with the one you use most. 14 Spelling Session 12 Crown Copyright 2001

16 Spelling Challenge 13 Use the Unsounded Consonants Grid below. Add words to the column headed by the unsounded consonant in that word. Use Pupil Sheet 13.2 to help you. k h b w knife whale thumb write Write what you have learnt about remembering how to spell unsounded consonants. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 13 15

17 Spelling Challenge 14 Guess the word. Can you work out what the word in the box should be? help helps helped helper helping helpfully helplessly helplessness meaningful playful careful hopeful unmade undo unhappy unfamiliar unkind happiness meanness greatness fatness Write what you have learnt about word roots and word families. 16 Spelling Session 14 Crown Copyright 2001

18 Spelling Challenge 15 As a word is read out, write it in the correct quartile below. Dictionary activity sheet abcd efghijkl mnopqr stuvwxyz Write your tricky words in alphabetical order below: a: b: c: d: e: f: g: h: i: j: k: l: m: n: o: p: q: r: s: t: u: v: w: x,y,z: Write why it helps to know about the quartiles of a dictionary. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 15 17

19 Spelling Challenge 16 its and it s 1. Read the passage below and put the apostrophes in wherever necessary. A dog will always protect its home and its food. If its unsure of a visitor, its hair sometimes stands up on its neck and it growls. Its best not to touch any dog you don t know, in case its old or bad-tempered. Its also a bad idea to get between a dog and its bone or its toys. If you take a dog out for a walk, always take its lead with you just in case its tempted to run away and chase a cat. 2. Now write two sentences of your own, one using its and the other using it s. Write what you have learnt about its and it s. 18 Spelling Session 16 Crown Copyright 2001

20 Spelling Challenge 17 Give examples of each of the strategies you now know. Strategy phonemes syllables roots/word families analogy homophones words within words Examples Now try to decide on a good strategy for each of these words. Strategy neighbour geography literature there definite believe environment conscience microscope Examples Write down how you decide which strategy to choose when you are not sure about a word. Crown Copyright 2001 Spelling Session 17 19

21 Spelling Challenge Look at and start to use the Prompt Sheet below. 2. Write about what you have learned. 3. Fill in your personal spelling targets. These questions can help me work out how to spell a word. Does the word look right? Can I find out the tricky parts of the word? What is the meaning of the word? Does the word have a prefix or a suffix? If I say the word slowly, can I hear the phonemes in order? Can I divide the word into syllables? If I m still stuck can I ask someone or look in a dictionary? Write here some of the things that you have learnt during the unit that will help you as a speller. Write down your three personal targets for improving your own spelling Spelling Session 18 Crown Copyright 2001

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