1. T E R M 1
Red Spelling Group: Members: Hayley Sharon Dylan Emily Kayla Gabby Tiana Steven Jackson Kiara

2. Term Week 3 a-e words
decorate
celebrate
parade
climate
chocolate
replace
taste
waste
separate
language

3. Fill in the gaps in the sentences with words from your list:
Term Week 3 a-e words
Activity 1
Fill in the gaps in the sentences with words from your list:
a. The area north of Wandiballock has a fairly warm _________________________
b. The new student from Vietnam is trying hard to learn the English _________________
c. Rosa helped her mother to ____________ the white clothes from the coloured ones before washing them.
d. Can you _____________ the mint icing?
e. Over a dozen bands are marching in the __________________.
f. Industrial _____________ must be prevented from polluting our rivers.
g. Jewish people ____________________ a religious time known as Yom Kipper by fasting and going to the synagogue.
h. Luke and Kelly love to _____________________ the Christmas tree.
Would you please _________________ those books on the shelf?
j. Julie gave me a large block of _______________________ on my birthday.

4. Put your words into alphabetical order
Term Week 3 a-e words
Activity 2
Put your words into alphabetical order

5. Term Week 4 ay-words
decay
payment
bayonet
dismay
portray
layer
prayer
array
hearsay
betrayal

6. Term Week 4 ay-words
Activity 1
Write a short story ( In your English Book) containing all of your spelling words. Highlight your words

7. Term 1-2010 Week 4 ay-words Activity 2
Go to the following web site, insert your words and choose some games to play

8. Term Week 6 e-e-words
scene
mere
stampede
hemisphere
compete
athlete
concrete
sincere
recede

9. Term 1-2010 Week 6 e-e-words Activity 1
Complete these sentences with the list words:
The ___________ won two gold medals at the Olympics.
Australia and New Zealand are situated in the southern ____________.
The criminal returned to the ____________ of the crime.
Three horses were killed in the ________________.
The floodwaters began to ________________ after four days.
The prisoner made a _____________ effort to reform.
It’s nothing much, just a ________________ trinket.
Australians have been able to ____________ at every modern Olympics.
The library has a ____________ set of books by Robin Klein.
The path was laid in ____________.

10. Go to the following web site and play hang man
Term Week 6 e-e-words
Activity 2
Go to the following web site and play hang man

11. Term Week 7 ar- words
parentage
scarcely
glaring
carnival
similar
harbour
participate
vinegar
separate
departure

12. Term Week 7 ar- words
Activity 1
Re-write your spelling words into your workbook in your favourite colour pencil and then add 10 more words with the same letter pattern.

13. Go to the following website and play some spelling games
Term Week 7 ar- words
Activity 2
Go to the following website and play some spelling games

14. Term Week 8 y=e - words
factory
enemy
century
beauty
especially
industry
naughty
library
electricity
secretary

15. Go to the following web site and complete the activity.
Term Week 8 y=e – words
Activity 1
Go to the following web site and complete the activity.
A dictionary may be required.

16. Write a newspaper report on an incident and include 6 of your words.
Term Week 8 y=e – words
Activity 2
Write a newspaper report on an incident and include 6 of your words.
Record your script using your web cam and show it to the class.