Red

Victorian Topic Words

Blue

Victorian Topic Words

Yellow

Victorian Topic Words

Green

Victorian Topic Words

 Victorian

Britain

Industrial Revolution

inventions

inventors

exhibition

penny farthing

factories

Victorian

Britain

inventions

inventors

workhouse

steam engine

penny farthing

factories

Victorian

Britain

inventions

inventors

chimney sweep

workhouse

steam engine

penny farthing

maid

cane

slate

poor

chalk

iron

HFW:

use

because

Green 1

words with ‘all’ and ‘ing’

tall

ball

small

bring

wing

shopping

HFW:

could

out

Red

Number prefixes

Blue

Number prefixes

Yellow

Words with a silent b or a silent l

Green

Words with different sounds for ‘a’

 unique

unicycle

uniform

triathlon

triplets

tripled

quadruple

quadrilateral

quadruplets

unique

unicycle

uniform

triangle

triathlon

tricycle

triplets

tripled

quadruple

thumb

crumb

doubt

debt

plumber

calm

salmon

should

could

chalk

acorn

bacon

stamp

track

squad

wash

HFW:

could

out

Red

Prefix ‘auto’, ‘tele’ and ‘trans’

Blue

Prefix ‘auto’, ‘tele’ and ‘trans’

Yellow

Words with a silent w or a silent h

Green

Words with ‘ch’ in them

 automobile

autobiography

autograph

telegraph

television

teleport

transport

transmit

transparent

automatic

automobile

autograph

telephone

television

telescope

transfer

transport

transparent

wrestle

wrapper

wrinkle

sword

answer

rhyme

honest

wheat

whale

chemist

chin

chop

chef

school

chicken

machine

chemist

HFW:

some

like

Red

Prefix ‘mini’ and ‘circ’

Blue

Prefix ‘mini’ and ‘circ’

Yellow

Words with a silent k

Green

‘aw’ sound

 miniature

minimum

miniscule

minimise

circuit

circular

circulate

circumference

minibus

minibeasts

miniature

minimise

circle

circulate

circular

circuit

knee

knew

knuckle

kneel

knot

knock

knit

know

knight

knife

paw

claw

raw

awful

draw

crawl

HFW:

made

make

Red

Prefix ‘dis’, ‘un’ and ‘pre’

Blue

Prefix ‘dis’, ‘un’ and ‘pre’

Yellow

suffix ‘er’ change y to an i and add er

Green

‘ai’ sound

disobey

dishonest

disorganized

uncertain

unpopular

unprepared

preview

previous

prevent

disappear

disagree

dislike

unlucky

unhappy

untidy

predict

prepare

preschool

lovelier

prettier

happier

luckier

funnier

jollier

greedier

sunnier

train

stain

grain

rain

snail

paperchain

HFW:

very

there

Red

Prefix ‘re’ and ‘anti’

Blue

Prefix ‘re’ and ‘anti’

Yellow

suffix ‘est’

Green

‘ear’ sound

recalculate

recharge

reappear

rearrange

antibiotics

antifreeze

anti-clockwise

antiseptic

review

return

rebuild

reappear

antifreeze

anti-aging

anti-bullying

anti-clockwise

richest

tallest

biggest

quickest

happy

happiest

funny

funniest

lucky

luckiest

year

fear

near

dear

clear

gear

HFW:

looked

asked

Red

Prefix ‘mis’ and ‘ex’

Blue

Prefix ‘mis’ and ‘ex’

Yellow

suffix ‘er’

Green

‘ue’ sound

miscalculate

misfortune

misinform

misunderstand

extend

excursion

exclaim

exchange

misbehave

misplace

mistake

misread

exclaim

export

exit

extend

reader

driver

teacher

islander

villager

manager

teenager

Londoner

blue

glue

clue

argue

venue

value

HFW:

one

once

Red

Blue

Yellow

Green

florist

tourist

stylist

soloist

specialist

machinist

extremist

journalist

artist

florist

motorist

stylist

tourist

specialist

guitarist

journalist

hopeless

painless

fearless

thoughtless

careless

speechless

breathless

useless

birthday

yesterday

weekday

today

away

HFW:

called

asked

Red

Blue

Yellow

Green

create

creativity

visible

visibility

responsible

responsibility

probable

probability

real

reality

able

ability

generous

generosity

curious

curiosity

friend

friendly

anxious

anxiously

fierce

fiercely

furious

furiously

should

could

would

some

come

said

was

saw

Red

practising adding the suffix ‘ness’ to a word. Remember if a word ends in y you say bye bye to the y and change it to i.

Blue

practising adding the suffix ‘ness’ to a word. Remember if a word ends in y you say bye bye to the y and change it to i.

Yellow

practising turning a noun into a plural by adding ‘ies’

Remember the rule – bye bye to the y and change to ies.

Green

practising adding the suffix ‘ness’ to a word.

forgive

forgiveness

righteous

righteousness

greedy

greediness

busy

business

easy

easiness

kind

kindness

weak

weakness

happy

happiness

lazy

laziness

gloomy

gloominess

try

tries

berry

berries

city

cities

baby

babies

butterfly

butterflies

kind

kindness

sad

sadness

dark

darkness

ill

illness

weak

weakness