Weekly Spelling/Handwriting Practice

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Weekly Spelling/Handwriting Practice

Week 3 forgetting forgotten beginning beginner prefer preferred accommodation accommodating accompany according accordance achieve achievable achievement overachieve forgetting forgotten beginning beginner prefer preferred

Week 4 aggressive myth aggressively gym amateur Egypt ancient pyramid apparent mystery apparently appreciate appreciative appreciated unappreciated  

Week 5 young touch double trouble country attached attachable attaching attachment unattached available unavailable availability average awkward young touch double trouble country

Week 6 awkwardness disappoint bargain disagree bargained disobey bruised misbehave bruising mislead category misspell categorise categorisation categorisable categorically

Week 7 impossible immature impatient imperfect inactive incorrect cemetery committee communicate communication miscommunicate communicable communicative community competition competitive impossible immature impatient imperfect inactive incorrect

Term 2 Week 1 impossible immature impatient imperfect inactive conscience conscious controversy convenience convenient conveniently correspond correspondence critic criticise impossible immature impatient imperfect inactive incorrect

Week 2 immature immortal impossible impatient imperfect desperate desperately desperation determined determination develop developed development redevelop redevelopment immature immortal impossible impatient imperfect

Week 3 illegal illegible irregular irrelevant irresponsible dictionary disastrous disastrously embarrass embarrassment environment environmentally equip equipped equipment illegal illegible irregular irrelevant irresponsible

Week 4 redo refresh return reappear redecorate especially exaggerate exaggerated exaggeration excellent excellence excel excelled existence explanation redo refresh return reappear redecorate

Week 5 subdivide subheading submarine submerge substandard self-explanatory familiar familiarise familiarity familiarisation foreign forty frequently frequency government subdivide subheading submarine submerge substandard

Week 6 interact intercity international interrelated internet misgovern governance guarantee guaranteed harass harassed harassment hindrance identity immediate interact intercity international interrelated internet

Term 3 week 2 super – meaning above supermarket superman superstar immediately appropriate appropriately concentrate concentrated concentrating demonstrate demonstrated demonstrative demonstrating super – meaning above supermarket superman superstar superglue superhero

Term 3 week 3 antiseptic anti-clockwise antisocial antibody antibiotic hydrate hydration hydrated dehydrated dehydration incriminate incriminated investigate investigation investigated anti – meaning against antiseptic anti-clockwise antisocial antibody antibiotic

Term 3 week 4 auto meaning self or own autobiography autograph invigorate invigoration reinvigorate unfortunate unfortunately vertebrate accessory accessorise personal personalise auto meaning self or own autobiography autograph automatic automatically automobile

Term 3 week 5 enterprise improvise summarise symbolise turquoise uprise utilise vandalise classify classification Suffix – ation (added to verbs to form nouns) information adoration sensation preparation admiration

Term 3 week 6 disqualify disqualification identify identification justify justification purify purification solidify solidification The suffix –ly added to a verb to make an adverb sadly finally usually completely comically

Term 4 Week 1 -sure sound measure treasure pleasure enclosure leisure disappeared disbelieve discourtesy disorganise disapprove disapproval discovering disregarded distributed disallowed -sure sound measure treasure pleasure enclosure leisure

Term 4 week 2 creature furniture picture nature adventure repair removable resolve realisation reliable reliability reload review recover reservation creature furniture picture nature adventure

Term 4 week 3 division invasion confusion decision television overcrowded overgrown overthrown overtake overspent reappear recreate refresh refund repayment division invasion confusion decision television

Term 4 week 4 The suffix –ous dangerous famous various enormous misbehave misbehaving misfortune misleading misread mistype misinform mistletoe mission mistake The suffix –ous dangerous famous various enormous jealous

Term 4 week 5 deflate depart departure detect detective deserve desert dessert design deceive Keep e on root word before adding –ous courageous outrageous courteous gaseous hideous

Term 5 week 1 ious or eous serious obvious curious hideous spontaneous who which where when whose that perhaps surely might should ious or eous serious obvious curious hideous spontaneous courteous

Term 5 week 2 Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -tion invention nearby secondly thirdly fourthly vice vicious grace gracious space spacious Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -tion invention injection action hesitation completion

Term 5 week 3 Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -sion expansion anxious anxiety malice malicious precious consciousness delicious suspicious ambition ambitious Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -sion expansion extension comprehension tension

Term 5 week 4 Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -ssion expression cautious cautiously fictitious infectious nutrition nutritious nutritional luscious spacious atrocious Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -ssion expression discussion confession permission admission

Term 5 week 5 Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -cian musician antisocial initial finance financial financially commerce commercial commercially province provincial Endings that sound like ‘shun’ spelt -cian musician electrician magician politician mathematician

Term 5 week 6 Words with the ‘k’ sound spelt ch scheme chorus chemist official unofficial officially special speciality superficial artificial artificially partial partially Words with the ‘k’ sound spelt ch scheme chorus chemist echo character