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SPELLING

Year 5 spelling tests will take place on Monday mornings. All of the spellings the children will need to practise will be given out as homework and will be assigned on spelling shed. 

Spellings for W/C 14th October 2019

 

Spellings for W/C 29th September

SPELLING HOMEWORK AUTUMN TERM

Please use spelling shed to practise spellings.

https://www.spellingshed.com/en-gb/index.html

 

Above are the spellings that you should be able to spell by the end of year 5. We will be practicing these words over the year and will be sending home weekly lists.  Please practise them at home.

NO NONSENSE SPELLING

At Langley, we follow the No Nonsense Spelling programme. This covers the statutory words as attached above, along with spelling patterns that your child also needs to know. Some examples of these in Year 5 are:

  • Silent letters
  • able/ible/ably/ibly ending words
  • Words ending in 'ough'
  • Further homophones

 

Some of the ways in which we ask the children to learn their spellings are attached below.

  • SPELLING GAMES Please log in to your account on Activelearn. You have all been allocated a variety of spelling games covering the spelling patterns we have looked at so far.
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