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Year 3 Spelling Programme Week Spelling Statutory requirements Rules and Guidance Examples Word List 1 Suffixes ment 1 Revision of work from Years 1 and 2 Achievement Excitement Encouragement Arrangement Statement Environment Enjoyment 2 ness Braveness Fairness Kindness Lateness Happiness Darkness Foolishness 3 ful Careful Faithful Helpful Hopeful Powerful Thankful Beautiful 4 less Ageless Careless Hopeless Helpless Painless Timeless speechless 5 ly Lively Suddenly Slightly Accident Actual Address Accidental Actually Business Accidentally Appear Arrive Believe Bicycle Breath Breathe Build Busy

6 review of suffixes from Y2. 7 i:y The I sound spelt y elsewhere than at the end of words These words should be learnt as needed Noisily Happily Comfortably Probably Ornament Wickedness Useful Thoughtless Sweetly Sparkly Egypt Pyramid Mystery Oxygen Symptom Symbol Typical 8 u:ou Young Double Trouble Country Enough Cousin Courage 9 k: ch Scheme Choir Character Chord Stomach Christmas technology 10 sh : ch Chef Machine Answer Calendar Centre Caught Century Certain Circle Complete Consider continue Decide Describe Different Difficult Disappear 2

Brochure Chalet Chaise Parachute Moustache 11 g : gue Analogue League Catalogue Dialogue Fatigue Synagogue Monologue 12 k : que Technique Cheque Unique Mosque Picturesque Grotesque Boutique 13 s:sc Scenario Scene Science Scissors Discipline Fascinate Crescent 14 Review week Hymn Southern Architect Cached Colleague Critique Early Earth Eight enough Eighth Exercise Experience Emperiment Extreme Famous Favourite February Forward 3

15 ay:ei Vein Abseil Beige Feign Reign Surveillance Veil 16 ay : eigh Weigh Eight Neighbour Sleigh Neigh Inveigh Freight 17 ay : ey They obey 18 regular plurals Possessive apostrophe of plural words 19 regular plurals Possessive apostrophe of plural words Toys Friends Girls Its Boys Babies Parents Mothers Fathers Sisters Brothers Fruit Grammar Group Guard Guide Heard Heart Height History Imagine Increase Important Interest island Knowledge Learn Length Library Material Medicine Mention 4

20 Review week Friends Surveillance Freight They Obey 21 Prefixes un Unable Unfair Unselfish Unheard Uncertain Unpleasant unaccompanied 22 dis Disease Dishonest Disclose Disbelive Disadvantage Disappear Dishearten 23 mis Mislead Misunderstand Mistake Misbehave Miscalculate Misjudge Misunderstand 24 re Refresh Reform Refuse Replay Renew Remove Recycle Minute Natural Naughty Notice Occasion Often Occasional Opposite Ordinary Occasionally Particular Perculair Perhaps Popular Position 5

25 Review week Uncertain Unusual Disobedient Disqualified Misinterpreted Misuse Refill rewrite 26 Suffixes ly Wisely Correctly Fairly Hardly Shyly Accurately Definitely 27 y to an i Angrily Easily Happily Hungrily Prettily Readily Lazily 28 le to ly Gently Simply Humbly Nobly 29 ous The suffix - ous Famous Poisonous Adventurous Mischievous Nervous Dangerous Possession Possible Potatoes Possess Pressure Probably Promise Purpose Quarter Question Recent Regular Remember Sentence Separate 6

Mischievous 30 ous Tremendous Enormous Jealous Fabulous Generous Tempestuous Scrupulous 31 Review week Sincerely Necessarily Steadily Noisily Luckily Merrily Ridiculous miraculous ominous humbly 32 sure Measure Treasure Pleasure Enclosure Composure Disclosure Leisure 33 ture Picture Feature Adventure Miniature Signature Temperature Manufacture Creature Special Straight Strange Strength Suppose Though Therefore Thought 7

34 ture Figure Furniture Future Mixture Premature Puncture Signature 35 sion Collision Conclusion Decision Extension Incusion Invasion Occasion 36 review week Pressure Exposure Closure Nature Temperature Persuasion Supervision Television Revision 37 38 39 40 Various Weight Through Woman Although Surprise Women 8