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Spellings

Here you'll find the weekly spellings for Year 3. Spellings will be set and tested Fridays. 

Spellings for 21st July (last spelling test!)

mixture

texture

lecture

puncture

literature

sculpture

fracture

signature

miniature

temperature

 

Spellings for 14th July

creature

picture

nature

furniture

capture

culture

moisture

future

gesture

structure

Spellings for 7th July

treasure

measure

pleasure

enclosure

closure

leisure

exposure

pressure

composure

fissure

Spellings for 30th June

natural

occasional

actual

accidental

medical

national

capital

vocal

sensational

personal

Spellings for 23rd June

scope 

telescope

microscope

horoscope

periscope

inspect

spectator

respect 

perspective

spectacles

Spellings for 19th May

woman

wonder

month

govern

brother

another

shovel

above

Monday

discover

Spellings for 12th May

library

February

dictionary

boundary

salary

summary

primary

secondary

ordinary

necessary

 

Spellings for 5th May

address

busy

business

heart

fruit

breathe

strange

complete

extreme

forwards

 

Due to some technical issues, these spellings will be for 5th May rather than 28th April so that the children still have the full time to learn them. 

Spellings for 31st March

chef

chalet

machine

parachute

chute 

dislike

disobey

discover

disappear

disbelieve

Spellings for 24th March

league

plague

rogue

vague

fatigue

unique

antique

mosque

cheque

technique

Spellings for 17th March

bicycle

biplane

bisect

bilingual

biannual

reappear

redecorate

reapply

repay

rebuild

Spellings for 10th March

scheme

chorus

echo

character

ache

chaos

stomach

chemistry

orchestra

technology

Spellings for 10th February

gardener

gardening

limited

limiting

offering

offered

focused

focusing

 

I have taken off 'benefited' and 'benefiting' as the words are commonly spelt with a double 'tt' in Standard English. I am aware that there are alternate spellings of 'focused' and 'focusing' - although both are accepted in Standard English, if the children use 'ss' or 's' in these spellings, they will be marked as correct. 

Spellings for 3rd February

myth

gym

Egypt

pyramid

mystery

hymn

system

symbol

lyric

typical

Spellings for 27th January

believe

appear

often

group

beneath

continue

arrive

women

describe

height

 

Spellings for 20th January

truly

duly

wholly

fully

daily

publicly

dryly

slyly

shyly

coyly

Spellings for 13th January

basically

frantically

dramatically

magically

tragically

comically

actually

accidentally

occasionally

eventually

Spellings for 9th December

There are no spellings for 2nd December as we have a visitor in all day. 

 

gently

simply

humbly

nobly

horribly

terribly

possibly

incredibly

comfortably

probably

Spellings for 25th November

happily

angrily

lazily

easily

busily

greedily

messily

wearily

cheekily

clumsily

Spellings for 18th November

kindly

quickly

safely

rudely

sweetly

strongly

bravely

secretly

finally

usually 

Spellings for 11th November

berry

bury

brake

break

meet

meat

ball

bawl

fair

fare

 

As these are homophones, children will need to know which word to write. We will go through their meanings in class and I will put them into a sentence during the test itself, but please look at this at home as well. 

Spellings for 21st October

here

hear

heel

heal

main

mane

mail

male

knot

not

 

As these are homophones, children will need to know which word to write. We will go through their meanings in class and I will put them into a sentence during the test itself, but please look at this at home as well. 

Spellings for 14th October

earth

early

learn

heard

earn

pearl

search

unearth

earl

rehearse

Spellings for 7th October

straight

campaign

contain

brain

faint

waist

claim

praise

complaint

afraid

Spellings for 30th September

hey

they

obey

grey

prey

whey

survey

convey

disobey

purvey

Spellings for 23rd September

eight 

eighth

eighty

weight

neighbour

vein

veil

beige

sleigh

freight 

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