Spellings and Homework (10/11/17)


Thankyou so much for all the beautiful home learning that was done over the last week. They are all well-prepared to write their instructions and seem very enthused to do so. 

 Children should now refer back to their home learning grid for their homework activities. 

 They will be given a new home learning grid after Christmas (Spring Term 1). 

 Children have a new set of spellings now which should have gone out on Wednesday but I was on a course - apologies). You can find the new sets of spellings below:

 Roald Dahl and JK Rowing (adding -er to a root word, doubling the last letter when necessary):

 hot
low
wet
sad 
old 

 Michael Morpurgo, Jacqueline Wilson and Dr Suess (root words + -er suffix):

 hotter
lower
wetter
sadder
older

 Alternative Spelling Set 1:

 a
I
him
her
ther

 Alternative Spelling Set 2:

 we
he
she
and
but

 Homework Due Date: Wednesday 15th November 
Spelling Test Date: Wednesday 15th November 

 See you all at parents evening on Tuesday or Wednesday. Enjoy your weekend :) 

 Mr Thomas




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