Class 4 Spellings to be tested on Friday 8th May

Group 2

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 3

Words with the suffix ‘ed’

Phase 6 phonics group

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 4 & 5

Homophones

Words that sound the     same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

 

hole

whole

buy

bye

by

pour

poor

paw

check

checked

follow

followed

watch

watched

listen

listened

 

Tricky Words:

these

live

missed

mist

tail

tale

pour

poor

paw

mail

male

there

their

they’re

allowed

aloud

caught

court

wait

weight

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on 01/05/15

Group 2

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 3

Words with ‘ur’

Phase 6 phonics group

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 4 & 5

Homophones

Words that sound the     same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

 

our

are

sea

see

right

write

wood

would

 

burst

blurb

nurse

nursery

turtle

return

church

curse

 

Tricky Words:

our

are

would

wood

our

are

to

too

two

here

hear

herd

heard

to

too

two

whole

hole

mist

missed

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on Friday 24th April

Group 2

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 3

Words with ‘ure’

Phase 6 phonics group

Homophones

Words that sound the   same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

Group 4 & 5

Homophones

Words that sound the     same but are spelt differently and have another meaning

 

hear

here

meat

meet

knot

not

brake

break

 

picture

mixture

pure

capture

unsure

secure

mature

cure

 

Tricky Words:

here

hear

great

grate

grown

groan

meddle

medal

piece

peace

great

grate

grown

groan

meddle

medal

piece

peace

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on Friday 13th March

Group 2

Revision of silent   letters ‘c’ and ‘n’

Group 3

Words with ‘au’

Phase 6 phonics group

Words with K sound   spelt ‘ch’

Group 4 & 5

 

Words with K sound     spelt ‘ch’

 

scent

scene

muscle

disciple

scissors

hymn

autumn

column

 

 

haunt

autumn

pause

trauma

sauce

cause

author

autograph

Tricky Words:

another

enough

ache

stomach

anchor

chorus

Echo

character

scheme

chemist

chorus

Echo

character

scheme

chemist

architect

mechanic

technology

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on Friday 27th February

Group 2

Revision of silent   letters ‘l’ & ‘b’

Group 3

Words with ‘wh’

Phase 6 phonics group

Revision of silent   letters ‘w’ and ‘h’

Group 4 & 5

 

Revision of prefix     ‘mis’

 

should

would

chalk

calf

half

thumb

crumb

numb

debt

doubt

 

 

which

where

whisper

whistle

whale

wheel

white

while

Tricky Words:

anyone

anywhere

wrong

wrestle

answer

wrinkle

wrapper

honest

chemist

rhubarb

wheat

rhyme

misbehave

mislead

mistrust

misfortune

misprint

misunderstand

mispronounce

Class 4 spellings – to be tested on Friday 6th February

Group 2

Revision of doubling the   consonant before adding ‘ed’

Group 3

‘oy’ spelling

Phase 6 phonics group

Revision of doubling the   consonant before adding ‘ed’ and changing y to an i add ‘ed’

Group 4 & 5

‘

Revision of ‘cian’     being used if the root word ends in     ‘c’ or ‘cs’.

sob

sobbed

drop

dropped

grab

grabbed

shrug

shrugged

admit

admitted

 

Tricky Words:

because

some

annoy

annoying

enjoy

enjoyed

loyal

royal

employ

employed

Tricky Words:

because

some

marry

married

carry

carried

admit

admitted

cancel

cancelled

refer

referred

music

musician

mathematic

mathematician

electric

electrician

politics

politician

Class 4 spellings – to be tested on Friday 30th January

Group 2

Revision of suffix ‘ful’

Group 3

‘ea’ spelling

Phase 6 phonics group

Revision of suffix ‘ful’

Group 4 & 5

‘sion is used if the root word ends in d or se’

thankful

useful

powerful

dreadful

careful

graceful

painful

fearful

     Tricky Words:

laughed

everyone

please

leave

clean

each

least

mean

seashore

reading

Tricky Words:

laughed

everyone

careful

graceful

peaceful

useful

powerful

dreadful

thoughtful

successful

wonderful

thankful

expand

expansion

extend

extension

confuse

confusion

supervise

supervision

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on Friday 16th January

Group 2

Making plurals by adding   ‘es’

Group 3

‘aw’ spelling

Phase 6 phonics group

suffiix ‘tion’ – used if   the root word ends in ‘t’ or ‘te’

Group 4 & 5

suffiix ‘tion’ – used if   the root word ends in ‘t’ or ‘te’

hero

heroes

match

matches

vehicle

vehicles

twitch

twitches

compass

compasses

crawl

claw

yawn

prawn

lawn

shawl

drawn

flawless

Tricky Words:

also

always

invent

invention

inject

injection

complete

completion

hesitate

hesitation

invent

invention

inject

injection

complete

completion

hesitate

hesitation

Class 4 spellings – to be tested on Friday 12th December

Group 2

Dropping ‘e’ and add   suffix ‘ing’

Group 3

Revision of tricky words

Phase 6 phonics group

Dropping ‘e’ and add   suffix ‘ing’

Group 4 & 5

Adding the suffix ‘ous’   changing ‘our’ to ‘or’ before adding suffix and words with ‘i’ before ‘ous’

shave

shaving

surprise

surprising

 chase

chasing

smile

smiling

Tricky Words:

everyone

thought

could

looked

called

should

people

there

their

would

some

little

divide

dividing

chase

chasing

decide

deciding

believe

believing

write

writing

humour

humorous

glamour

glamorous

serious

obvious

curious

delicious

Class 4 spellings – to be tested on 05.12.14

Group 2

Words with ‘oa’ making   ‘o’ sound

Group 3

Words with ‘ay’

Phase 6 phonics group

Words with ‘oa’ making   ‘o’ sound

Group 4 & 5

Adding the suffix ‘ous’

boast

boastful

coach

coast

waistcoat

moaned

groaned

throat

croak

soaked

Tricky Words:

your

our

display

dismay

Wednesday

Tuesday

delay

portray

betray

Saturday

Tricky Words:

your

our

boastful

moaned

groaned

coach

approach

coastguard

waistcoat

gloating

approachable

afloat

poison

poisonous

danger

dangerous

courage

courageous

outrage

outrageous