Mastering Spelling: Building on Phonics Foundations
Enhance your Year 5 student's spelling abilities with the Spring 2 Week 6 curriculum. Explore homophones, past vs. passed, and words ending in -ible. Dive into the nuances of attached and available, and more. Let's teach, practise, and excel in spelling!
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Spelling Y5 Mastering spellings: building on the foundations of phonics Spring 2 Week 6
Year 5 - Spring 2 Week 6 - Monday
attached ADJECTIVE Definition - joined, fastened, or connected to something
available ADJECTIVE Definition - able to be used or obtained; at someone's disposal
homophone same sound but different meaning homo same phone sound
words ending -ible The able/ ably endings are far more common than the ible/ ibly endings.
The able ending is usually but not always used if a complete root word can be heard before it, even if there is no related word ending in ation.
The ible ending is common if a complete root word can t be heard before it but it also sometimes occurs when a complete word can be heard (e.g. sensible).
possible poss (not a real word) + ible = possible ADJECTIVE Definition - that may exist or happen, but that is not certain or probable
horrible horr (not a real word) + ible = horrible ADJECTIVE Definition - causing or likely to cause horror; shocking
terrible terr (not a real word) + ible = terrible ADJECTIVE Definition - extremely bad or serious
The possible effects of global warming are still being investigated. ________
The horrible play closed after just one evening. ________
A terrible crime was committed. ________
communicate VERB Definition - share or exchange information, news, or ideas
The prisoner was forbidden to communicate with their family. ___________
competition NOUN Definition - the activity or condition of striving to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others
There is fierce competition between banks. ___________
Can you spot the spelling errors in these sentences? Write the correct spelling and explain where they went wrong.
The compatition was to comunicate through a poster for the possable prize of 1000.
The compatition was to comunicate through a poster for the possable prize of 1000.
The compatition was to comunicate through a poster for the possable prize of 1000. competition e not a
The compatition was to comunicate through a poster for the possable prize of 1000. communicate double m
The compatition was to comunicate through a poster for the possable prize of 1000. possible ible not able
The competition was to communicate through a poster for the possible prize of 1000.
Year 5 - Spring 2 Week 6 - Tuesday
average ADJECTIVE Definition -constituting the result obtained by adding together several amounts and then dividing this total by the number of amounts
awkward ADJECTIVE Definition - causing difficulty; hard to do or deal with
Words with a long /e/ sound spelt ie or ei after c (and exceptions)
