Have a look at an old friend, Geraldine! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I4o4WrTLMg
You also might like to do the crossword and word search below…
tion Spelling Crossword Activity Sheet
tion Word Search Black and White
station
fiction
motion
national
section
addition
subtraction
potion
option
Well done for all of your hard work with your spellings!
Remember, if nine spellings is proving too much, you can cut down the number you learn each week, some is always better than none!
More suffixes this week, this time, -ly and -less
Think carefully about the spellings you have been learning recently, could you use some of these fantastic words in your very own, ‘Snail and the Whale’ story?
We’d love to see your stories when they are all finished in a few weeks time!
badly
hopeless
penniless
happily
lovely
joyless
slowly
quickly
careless
Here are some games and videos to do with suffixes
https://www.phonicsbloom.com/uk/game/suffix-factory-set-1?phase=6
There is lots of more information on BBC bitesize
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z8mxrwx/articles/zwgbcwx
We hope you have still managed to have a Happy Easter!
The suffixes -ment, -ness and -ful
enjoyment
sadness
careful
playful
plainness
argument
merriment
happiness
plentiful
Here are some Easter words you might like to spell over the holidays;
Easter, chocolate, bunny, rabbit, chick, lamb, basket, hide, hiding.
Can you write some Easter sentences with these words included?
We hope you are all well and enjoying the home learning activities for Year 2.
We wouldn’t usually send spellings to learn over the holidays, but we recognise you might want to keep a bit of routine over the break. Here are some common exception words activities that you can try at home.
Maybe you could play a game of ‘hangman’ using the common exception words for your family to guess?
How many common exception words can you spell reliably? Colour in the fish to see how well you are doing.
If you’d like to still have a spellings test, you can try these words-
clothes, children, parents, beautiful, pretty, whole, every, prove, improve