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The Marston Thorold's Charity Church of England

‘TOGETHER IN FAITH WE ASPIRE TO ACHIEVE OUR TRUE POTENTIAL’

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Year 5 & 6 Spellings

Spellings for Spring Term 2

These are the focus words during our spelling lessons this term. We would appreciate your support in helping your child to learn them. 

February 23rd
advice/advise
device/devise
practice/practise
licence/license
praise/prays
sort/sought
brake/break
principal/principle
desert/dessert
wary/weary
March 2nd
flirtatious
expeditious
repetitious
gumptious
suppositious
captious
vexatious
superstitious
pretentious
infection
March 9th
differential
preferential
presidential
celestial
substantial
credential
circumstantial
consequential
quintessential
residential
March 16th
gnarl
gnaw
gnat
gnash
handkerchief
sandwich
bridge
handsome
Wednesday
March 23rd
tough
rough
cough
plough
bough
lough
drought
wrought
March 30th
foreign
guarantee
individual
persuade
privilege
sacrifice
shoulder
signature
stomach
temperature

Spellings for Spring Term 1

These are the focus words during our spelling lessons this term. We would appreciate your support in helping your child to learn them. 

W/C January 5th

believably

considerably

hospitably

valuably

tolerable

adorably

possibility

collectability

availability

inevitably

W/C January 12th inedible

ineligible

unfeasible

irreversible

incompatible incomprehensible unconvertible implausible

indigestible

intangible

W/C January 19th

life-size

high-rise

empty-handed

close-up

in-depth

spine-chilling

eye-opening

mid-summer

brother-in-law

baby-faced

W/C January 26th differing

difference

suffering

sufferance

inference

preference

reference

transference

conference

W/C February 2nd ignorance

tolerance

radiance

abundance

allowance

assistance

defiance

dominance

reluctance

significance

W/C February 9th magnificence independence

obedience

affluence

consequence

preference

influence

presence

recurrence

audience

Spellings for Autumn Term 2

These are the focus words during our spelling lessons this term. We would appreciate your support in helping your child to learn them. 

W/C 3rd November

stationary
stationery
bold
bowled
raw
roar
bale
bail
waste
waist

W/C 10th November
anonymous
momentous
ravenous
ridiculous
furious
torturous
rebellious
victorious
curvaceous
audacious
W/C 17th November
occasion
occasionally
precession
expression
discussion
confession
permission
possess
possession
corrosion
W/C 24th November
bomb
climb
doubt
comb
crumb
debt
dumb
tough
rough
nought

 
W/C 1st December
inedible
ineligible
unfeasible
irreversible
incompatible
incomprehensible
unconvertible
implausible
indigestible
intangible
W/C 8th December
non-drip
non-smoker
non-starter
non-stick
non-stop
good-looking
happy-go-lucky
spot-check
low-budget
all- inclusive

Spellings for Autumn Term 1 

These are the focus words during our spelling lessons this term. We would appreciate your support in helping your child to learn them. 

W/C 8th September
believable
considerable
hospitable
valuable
tolerable
adorable
possible
collectable
available
applicable
W/C 15th September
edible
eligible
feasible
reversible
compatible
comprehensible
convertible
plausible
digestible
tangible
W/C 22nd September
immaturity
impossibly
immediate
immediately
important
superstardom
superstitious
supervised
illuminated
illegibly
W/C 29th September
intercepted
interference
interdepend
automatically
autobiographical
automation
autonomous
anti-establishment
antiheroic
anticipation
W/C 6th October
accountant
occupant
hesitant
expectant
malignant
pregnant
assistant
truant
vacant
relevance
W/C 13th October
magnificent
independent
obedient
existent
convenient
decent
frequent
transparent
agent
imminent

W/C 20th October

Spellings for this week will be based on common errors in children’s writing during the term.

  

Year 5 and Year 6 Statutory Word List

Listed below are the 100 words that children in England are expected to be able to spell by the end of Year 6 (age 11). 

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