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Year 5 Spellings 2017-2018 Autumn 1 Week 1 04.09.17 Spelling Pattern: connectives however although moreover consequently subsequently suddenly eventually previously ultimately unfortunately nevertheless firstly secondly eventually afterwards sometimes earlier meanwhile finally however moreover subsequently first then when next later once after lastly soon because firstly secondly Week 2 11.09.17 Spelling Pattern: adverbs thoughtfully violently courageously innocently thoughtfully seriously mysteriously unexpectedly boastfully powerfully actually foolishly lazily easily foolishly politely carefully seriously nearly probably nearly softly carefully slowly quickly silently surely daily monthly yearly suspiciously obediently thoughtfully innocently actually noisily

Week 3 18.09.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in able likeable peaceable debatable pleasurable adaptable inimitable desirable justifiable preferable disposable knowledgeable impressionable laughable fashionable reliable excitable lovable believable excusable manageable serviceable measurable sizeable adaptable disposable amiable durable laughable reliable excitable lovable sizable excusable adorable capable fashionable believable Week 4 25.09.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ible contemptible feasible negligible susceptible convertible flexible suggestible responsible reversible incredible illegible legible responsible eligible passible credible incredible reversible invincible suggestible terrible horrible legible illegible edible audible credible sensible inedible passible gullible tangible convertible susceptible Reversible passible

Week 5 02.10.17 Spelling Pattern: Words containing silent letters subtle Wednesday wreckage disguised knowledge wrinkled condemned whistled autumn doubt Wednesday wreck knowing knuckle knickers column castle guilty autumn climb thumb scene sword know knife wrote hymn kneel listen knowledgeable subtleties subtle scenery column castle Week 6 09.10.17 Spelling Pattern: Words containing ough bough thorough dough enough plough though bought brought drought thoughtful thought wrought plough tough rough through bough cough bought brought enough tough rough bough cough nought sought bought plough thought thoughtlessness thoroughly wrought thorough although brought

Week 7 16.10.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ible reversible possible susceptible illegible legible responsible eligible passible credible incredible reversible invincible terrible sensible legible illegible edible audible credible sensible inedible passible terrible horrible legible illegible edible audible passible inedible possible sensible irresponsible indestructible reversible susceptible credible responsible

Autumn 2 Week 8 30.10.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in able adorable applicable changeable noticeable dependable comfortable enjoyable reliable unreliable identifiable miserable reliable forgivable enviable amiable laughable reliable excitable lovable sizeable durable laughable reliable excitable lovable sizeable reliable adorable capable uncontrollable understandable identifiable dependable amiable excusable Week 9 06.11.17 Spelling Pattern: Words containing silent letters island honest wrapper Wednesday wrinkle chemist answer foreign plumber knuckle knuckle wrestle dumb knee numb honest wrapper kneel answer know numb wrong chemist wrist know kneel knee wheat when dumb autumn mortgage Challenge Word: ghost island Challenge Word: rhyme wrinkle

Week 10 13.11.17 Spelling Pattern: homophones cell sell made maid cereal serial isle aisle affect effect herd heard past passed * accommodate * accompany pane pain vain vein grate great peace piece waist waste board bored * accommodate * accompany * 2 words from the statutory Year 5 and 6 word list hair hare plane plain here hear sum some flour flower * accommodate * accompany Week 11 20.11.17 Spelling Pattern: homophones prophet profit advise advice knight night steel steal currant current * according * achieve beach beech meet meat scene seen him hymn flower flour main mane break brake * according * achieve * 2 words from the statutory Year 5 and 6 word list herd heard read red bean been right write week weak hour our * according * achieve

Week 12 27.11.17 Spelling Pattern: Singular and plurals calf calves antenna antennae self selves goose geese thief thieves * aggressive * amateur woman women wolf wolves mouse mice knife knives louse lice * aggressive * amateur * 2 words from the statutory Year 5 and 6 word list man men die dice life lives tooth teeth half halves * aggressive * amateur Week 13 04.12.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ibly visibly forcibly audibly sensibly possibly terribly credibly responsibly susceptibly implausibly * ancient * apparent visibly forcibly audibly sensibly possibly terribly legibly flexibly credibly illegibly * ancient * apparent * 2 words from the statutory Year 5 and 6 word list horribly possibly audibly legibly terribly illegibly forcibly visibly sensibly legibly * ancient * apparent

Week 14 11.12.17 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ably unsuitably reliably variably remarkably enjoyably noticeably comparably presentably regrettably predictably * appreciate *attached valuably reliably suitably capably notably variably enjoyably noticeably preferably arguably * appreciate *attached * 2 words from the statutory Year 5 and 6 word list ably stably capably notably variably suitably adorably enjoyably arguably * appreciate *attached

Spring 1 Week 15 01.01.18 accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached Week 16 08.01.18 Spelling Pattern: Homophones assent ascent whether weather check cheque piece peace stares stairs plane plain sure shore steel steal witch which led lead steel steal alter altar sight site waste waist *dependents *dependence *dependents *dependence *dependents *dependence

Week 17 15.01.18 available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community Week 18 22.01.18 competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate Week 19 29.01.18 determined developed dictionary disastrous embarrass environment equip equipped equipment especially determined developed dictionary disastrous embarrass environment equip equipped equipment especially determined developed dictionary disastrous embarrass environment equip equipped equipment especially

Week 20 05.02.18 Spelling Pattern: Words with ie When the sound is e write ie except after c thief shriek piece pierce cashier siege believe grievous sieve brief relieve priest relief field, belief yield brief sieve believe piece relieve priest relief field belief yield brief sieve believe piece *reprieve *besiege *cashier *reprieve *cashier *reprieve

Spring 2 Week 21 19.02.18 exaggerate excellent existence explanation familiar foreign forty frequently government guarantee exaggerate excellent existence explanation familiar foreign forty frequently government guarantee exaggerate excellent existence explanation familiar foreign forty frequently government guarantee Week 22 26.02.18 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in sion television provision division persuasion tension provision confusion comprehension conclusion aggression television provision division persuasion tension provision confusion vision conclusion evasion division tension evasion vision omission occasion session provision television version *collision *illusion *collision *comprehension *conclusion *persuasion Week 23 05.03.18 harass hindrance identity immediate immediately individual interfere interrupt language leisure harass hindrance identity immediate immediately individual interfere interrupt language leisure harass hindrance identity immediate immediately individual interfere interrupt language leisure

Week 24 12.03.18 Spelling Pattern: Changing y to ies puppy puppies jellies poppy poppies worry worries families babies cities puppies puppy baby poppy poppies worry worries jelly jellies city cities baby babies party parties cry cries *category * categories *families *countries *worry *worries Week 25 19.03.18 lightning marvellous mischievous muscle necessary neighbour nuisance occupy occur opportunity lightning marvellous mischievous muscle necessary neighbour nuisance occupy occur opportunity lightning marvellous mischievous muscle necessary neighbour nuisance occupy occur opportunity

Week 26 26.03.18 Spelling Pattern: tion / ant / ance / ate Observation Observant Observance expect expectation expectant tolerate toleration tolerant tolerance Observation Observant Observance expect expectation expectant tolerate toleration Observation Observant Observance expect expectation expectant *accountant *accountancy *accountant *accountancy *accountant *accountancy

Summer 1 Week 27 16.04.18 parliament persuade physical prejudice privilege profession programme pronunciation queue recognise parliament persuade physical prejudice privilege profession programme pronunciation queue recognise parliament persuade physical prejudice privilege profession programme pronunciation queue recognise Week 28 23.04.18 Spelling Pattern: homophones draft draught precede proceed father farther guessed guest morning mourning draft draught which witch precede proceed father farther guessed guest stares stairs plane plain sure shore steel steal witch which *dissent *descent *dissent *descent *ascent *assent Week 29 30.04.18 recommend relevant restaurant rhyme rhythm sacrifice secretary shoulder signature recommend relevant restaurant rhyme rhythm sacrifice secretary shoulder signature recommend relevant restaurant rhyme rhythm sacrifice secretary shoulder signature

Week 30 07.05.18 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ible and ibly possible possibly horrible horribly visibly sensible sensibly illegible illegibly gullibly legible legibly possible possibly horrible visible visibly sensible terrible terribly possible possibly horrible visible visibly sensible sensibly terrible terribly visible *incredible *incredibly *plausible *plausibly *gullible *gullibly Week 31 14.05.18 Spelling Pattern: Words ending in ous and ious poisonous dangerous mountainous famous various tremendous enormous jealous humorous glamorous, famous various tremendous enormous jealous poisonous dangerous serious obvious curious serious obvious curious hideous courteous enormous jealous famous various dangerous *courageous *outrageous *spontaneous *vigorous *jealous *tremendous

Week 32 21.05.18 Spelling Pattern: French in origin league tongue antique unique conquer cheque intrigue chef chalet brochure fatigue league tongue antique unique chef fatigue vague chalet machine plague fatigue vague league tongue plague chef chalet machine vogue rogue brogue fatigue *machinery * uniquely *brochure *intrigue *antique *unique

Summer 2 Week 33 04.06.18 sincere sincerely soldier stomach sufficient suggest symbol system sincere sincerely soldier stomach sufficient suggest symbol system sincere sincerely soldier stomach sufficient suggest symbol system Week 34 11.06.18 Spelling Pattern: suffix -ation to change to a verb negotiate negotiation collaborate collaboration manipulate manipulation inspire inspiration equate equation tempt temptation locate location create creation vacate vacation inspire inspiration form formation tempt temptation locate location create creation vacate vacation *dedicate *dedication *collaborate *collaboration *inspire *inspiration Week 35 18.06.18 Spelling Pattern: ure words seizure treasure pleasure manicure adventure creature picture leisure furniture structure measure treasure pleasure creature adventure creature picture nature furniture mature measure treasure closure creature capture creature picture nature culture ensure *temperature *reassure *leisure *manicure *fixture *gesture

Week 36 25.06.18 Spelling Pattern: prefix anti and super antiseptic antibiotic antibacterial clockwise anticlockwise antisocial antibody superstar supermarket antibodies antiseptic antibiotic antibody antibacterial clockwise anticlockwise antisocial super superstar supermarket anticlockwise clockwise antisocial social super star superstar market supermarket antibody *antihistamine *superannuation *antihistamine *antibacterial * antiseptic *antidote Week 37 02.07.18 accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached accommodate accompany according achieve aggressive amateur ancient apparent appreciate attached Week 38 09.07.18 available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community available average awkward bargain bruise category cemetery committee communicate community

Week 39 16.07.18 competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate competition conscience conscious controversy convenience correspond criticise (critic-ise) curiosity definite desperate