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© 2002 www.teachit.co.uk 1
NATIONAL LITERACY STRATEGY YEAR 7 SPELLING BANKS AS STARTER ACTIVITIES These resources have been designed to provide starter activities for classroom teachers that are focused on NLS spelling banks. Based on 4 lessons a week, I suggest that they are done in the following order: Lesson 1 : Wordsearch (10 mins), followed by distribution of Spelling Lists to be learnt over the week as homework Lesson 2 : Teaching of spelling rules; Word Bingo at the end of the lesson as a reward (10 mins), reiteration of homework Lesson 3 : Whiteboard sentences focusing on Spelling List words in context, concentrating on tense and punctuation Lesson 4 : Spelling Test (peer marked as a S&L activity) NB: I recommend individual targets are set – not all children have to get 100% to do well; extension spellings could be given to more able spellers; additional h/w or a breaktime re-test for those failing to learn their words; merits & lollies to those that learn them Of course, these shouldn’t be used in isolation but rather as an accompaniment to other strategies A. WORD BINGO 1. Pupils are given a bingo-grid
2. They choose six words from their spelling list and write them in the boxes
3. Their neighbour checks they haven’t left any blanks (in order to cheat!)
4. The words are then pulled out of a hat
5. As the words are read out the pupils tick off the words on their bingo-grid
6. The first pupil to tick all six words wins IF ALL WORDS ARE SPELT
CORRECTLY
This is brilliant as either a starter or played at the end; even usually unfocused students give it 100% and take it very seriously, especially if there are additional extrinsic rewards (merits, lollies, etc.)! It is also effective in reinforcing spelling as children do not win if even one word is spelt incorrectly.
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DOUBLED LETTERS 1 DOUBLED LETTERS 2 UNDOUBLED LETTERS 1 UNDOUBLED LETTERS 2 CONTASTING SETS 1. beg
2. begged
3. beggar
4. big
5. bigger
6. biggest
7. dig
8. digging
9. digger
10. drag
11. dragging
12. dragged
13. drop
14. dropping
15. dropped
16. fit
17. fitter
18. fittest
19. hug
20. hugging
21. hugged
1. hum
2. humming
3. hummed
4. mop
5. mopping
6. mopped
7. run
8. runner
9. running
10. stop
11. stopper
12. stopped
13. sun
14. sunny
15. sunnier
16. wet
17. wetter
18. wettest
19. win
20. winning
21. winner
1. beep
2. beeping
3. beeped
4. blast
5. blasting
6. blasted
7. burn
8. burner
9. burning
10. count
11. counter
12. counted
13. disgust
14. disgusted
15. disgusting
1. dream
2. dreamer
3. dreaming
4. feel
5. feeling
6. feeler
7. help
8. helped
9. helper
10. train
11. trainer
12. trained
13. trick
14. tricky
15. tricked
1. dine
2. dining
3. dinner
4. hide
5. hiding
6. hidden
7. ride
8. riding
9. ridden
10. write
11. writing
12. written
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SOFT ‘C’ 1 - ci SOFT ‘C’ 2 - ce SOFT ‘C’ 3 - cy PLURALISATION – ES PLURAL VOWEL + Y 1. accident
2. cinema
3. cinnamon
4. circle
5. circuit
6. circular
7. circulation
8. circumstance
9. circus
10. citizen
11. city
12. civil
13. decide
14. decimal
15. decision
16. decisive
17. disciple
18. discipline
19. incident
20. recite
1. ceiling
2. celebrate
3. celebrity
4. celery
5. cell
6. cellar
7. cement
8. cemetery
9. census
10. cent
11. centenary
12. centre
13. century
14. cereal
15. certain
16. certificate
17. December
18. descend
19. except
20. receive
1. bicycle
2. cyanide
3. cyclic
4. cyclist
5. cyclone
6. cylinder
7. cynic
8. cynical
9. cypress
10. cyst
11. fancy
12. lacy
13. mercy
14. recycle
1. box
2. boxes
3. bus
4. buses
5. church
6. churches
7. dish
8. dishes
9. fox
10. foxes
11. kiss
12. kisses
13. lunch
14. lunches
15. patch
16. patches
17. watch
18. watches
1. boy
2. boys
3. buoy
4. buoys
5. buy
6. buys
7. day
8. days
9. donkey
10. donkeys
11. key
12. keys
13. monkey
14. monkeys
15. quay
16. quays
17. tray
18. trays
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PLURAL CONSONANT + Y PLURALS ‘F’ & ‘FE’ PLURALS OF WORDS
ENDING IN VOWELS OTHER THAN ‘E’ 1
PLURALS OF WORDS ENDING IN VOWELS OTHER THAN ‘E’ 2
IRREGULAR PLURALS
1. baby
2. babies
3. city
4. cities
5. cry
6. cries
7. fly
8. flies
9. jelly
10. jellies
11. lolly
12. lollies
13. lorry
14. lorries
15. party
16. parties
17. puppy
18. puppies
19. try
20. tries
1. calf
2. calves
3. half
4. halves
5. life
6. lives
7. loaf
8. loaves
9. scarf
10. scarves
11. self
12. selves
13. thief
14. thieves
15. wolf
16. wolves
17. knife
18. knives
19. wife
20. wives
1. areas
2. bananas
3. bhajis
4. bongos
5. cameras
6. cuckoos
7. discos
8. fiestas
9. haikus
10. magnolias
11. pianos
12. pizzas
13. radios
14. saunas
15. skis
16. sofas
17. tarantulas
18. tattoos
19. umbrellas
20. violas
21. yoyos
22. zoos
1. buffaloes
2. cargoes
3. dominoes
4. echoes
5. heroes
6. mangoes
7. tomatoes
8. torpedoes
9. volcanoes
10. bacteria
11. criteria
12. fungi
13. macaroni
14. phenomena
15. spaghetti
1. child
2. children
3. deer
4. foot
5. feet
6. formula
7. formulae
8. goose
9. geese
10. louse
11. lice
12. man
13. men
14. mouse
15. mice
16. sheep
17. tooth
18. teeth
19. woman
20. women
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VOWEL SUFFIXES 1 -AL & -ARY
VOWEL SUFFIXES 2 -IC & -IST
VOWEL SUFFIXES 3 -IVE
VOWEL SUFFIXES 4 -ER & -EST
CONSONANT SUFFIXES 1 - LY
22. additional
23. exceptional
24. medical
25. national
26. occasional
27. personal
28. seasonal
29. sensational
30. anniversary
31. dictionary
32. library
33. missionary
34. necessary
35. revolutionary
36. stationary
1. acidic
2. allergic
3. comic
4. dramatic
5. energetic
6. horrific
7. manic
8. photographic
9. scientific
10. terrific
11. artist
12. dramatist
13. extremist
14. journalist
15. novelist
16. specialist
17. stockist
18. violinist
1. alliterative
2. alternative
3. apprehensive
4. comprehensive
5. corrective
6. discursive
7. exhaustive
8. explosive
9. investigative
10. retrospective
1. baker
2. driver
3. farmer
4. islander
5. manager
6. poorer
7. reader
8. richer
9. teenager
10. villager
11. cleverest
12. driest
13. funniest
14. nastiest
15. poorest
16. richest
17. strongest
18. tallest
1. actually
2. especially
3. eventually
4. friendly
5. kindly
6. likely
7. originally
8. personally
9. properly
10. really
11. weekly
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CONSONANT SUFFIXES 2 - FUL
CONSONANT SUFFIXES 3 - LESS
CHANGING WORDS ENDING IN ‘Y’ 1
CHANGING WORDS ENDING IN ‘Y’ 2
WORD ENDINGS -IBLE
1. beautiful
2. forgetful
3. hateful
4. hopeful
5. merciful
6. painful
7. pitiful
8. resentful
9. sorrowful
10. successful
11. wishful
1. careless
2. endless
3. fearless
4. headless
5. homeless
6. jobless
7. lifeless
8. merciless
9. speechless
10. thankless
11. thoughtless
1. empty
2. empties
3. emptier
4. emptiest
5. emptily
6. happy
7. happier
8. happiest
9. happily
10. happiest
11. heavy
12. heavier
13. heaviest
14. heavily
15. heaviness
16. pretty
17. prettier
18. prettiest
19. prettily
20. prettiness
1. carry
2. carrying
3. carried
4. carriage
5. marry
6. marrying
7. married
8. marriage
9. reply
10. replying
11. replied
12. supply
13. supplying
14. supplied
15. supplier
16. try
17. trying
18. tried
19. trial
1. credible
2. edible
3. forcible
4. horrible
5. indestructible
6. invincible
7. legible
8. possible
9. responsible
10. reversible
11. susceptible
12. tangible
13. terrible
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WORD ENDINGS -ABLE WORD ENDINGS -FUL WORD ENDINGS -CIAN &
-SION & -SSION WORD ENDINGS -TION & -ATION & -ETION
WORD ENDINGS -ITION & -OTION & -UTION
1. adorable
2. agreeable
3. breakable
4. disposable
5. enjoyable
6. enviable
7. identifiable
8. manageable
9. miserable
10. probable
11. reliable
12. respectable
13. valuable
1. boast
2. boastful
3. colour
4. colourful
5. doubt
6. doubtful
7. hope
8. hopeful
9. thank
10. thankful
11. beauty
12. beautiful
13. fancy
14. fanciful
15. mercy
16. merciful
17. pity
18. pitiful
19. plenty
20. plentiful
1. dietician
2. electrician
3. magician
4. musician
5. optician
6. physician
7. politician
8. collision
9. confusion
10. corrosion
11. exclusion
12. explosion
13. extension
14. infusion
15. transfusion
16. discussion
17. mission
18. oppression
19. passion
20. possession
21. profession
22. session
1. attention
2. direction
3. fiction
4. fraction
5. proportion
6. reduction
7. demonstration
8. education
9. foundation
10. nation
11. station
12. translation
13. completion
14. deletion
15. depletion
1. competition
2. intuition
3. opposition
4. petition
5. position
6. repetition
7. devotion
8. emotion
9. lotion
10. motion
11. notion
12. promotion
13. constitution
14. contribution
15. distribution
16. pollution
17. institution
18. revolution
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PREFIXES IN- IM- IR- IL- PREFIXES MIS- UN- ANTI- PREFIXES AD- AL- AB- PREFIXES A- 1. inaccurate
2. inactive
3. inattentive
4. incapable
5. inconvenient
6. incredible
7. indecent
8. immature
9. immobile
10. impatient
11. impolite
12. impossible
13. impractical
14. irrational
15. irregular
16. irresistible
17. irresponsible
18. illegal
19. illegible
20. illiterate
1. misbehave
2. miscount
3. misfire
4. misfortune
5. mishear
6. misinform
7. misread
8. mistake
9. unfortunate
10. unfounded
11. unhelpful
12. unlikely
13. unrealistic
14. unreasonable
15. antibiotic
16. anticlimax
17. anticlockwise
18. antifreeze
19. antihero
20. antiseptic
1. addition
2. adjective
3. adjust
4. admire
5. advance
6. advent
7. adverb
8. advise
9. almighty
10. almost
11. alone
12. already
13. alright
14. although
15. altogether
16. always
17. abandon
18. abdicate
19. abduct
20. abjure
21. abscond
22. absolve
1. aboard
2. afield
3. aground
4. alert
5. aloft
6. amoral
7. apart
8. astride
9. awake
10. away
11. abide
12. ablaze
13. abloom
14. afloat
15. aglitter
16. alive
17. another
18. around
19. asleep
20. atonal
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CLASSICAL PREFIXES AUTO- CIRCUM- BI-
CLASSICAL PREFIXES TELE- TRANS- MICRO- SUPER-
CLASSICAL PREFIXES AQUA- AERO- AUDI- RE- PRIM-
COMMON LETTERS OUR & EAR
1. autobiography
2. autograph
3. automatic
4. automobile
5. autopsy
6. circle
7. circular
8. circumference
9. circumstance
10. circumvent
11. circus
12. biceps
13. bicycle
14. bifocals
15. bilingual
16. biped
17. biplane
18. bisect
1. telegraph
2. telepathy
3. telephone
4. telescope
5. television
6. transatlantic
7. transfer
8. translate
9. transparent
10. transplant
11. transport
12. microfilm
13. micrometer
14. microphone
15. microscopic
16. superman
17. supernatural
18. supernova
19. superpower
20. supersede
1. aquarium
2. aquaplane
3. Aquarius
4. aquatic
5. aerodrome
6. aerodynamic
7. aeronaut
8. aeroplane
9. audible
10. audience
11. audition
12. auditorium
13. reconsider
14. repeat
15. replay
16. reply
17. primary
18. primate
19. prime
20. primrose
1. armour
2. flour
3. hour
4. journey
5. mourn
6. ourselves
7. pour
8. sour
9. tour
10. your
11. bear
12. dear
13. dreary
14. earn
15. fear
16. gear
17. hear
18. hearth
19. learn
20. wear
21. weary
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WORD FAMILIES 1 WORD FAMILIES 2 WORD FAMILIES 3
1. act
2. actor
3. action
4. activity
5. react
6. reaction
7. child
8. children
9. childhood
10. childlike
11. childish
12. childless
13. electric
14. electrical
15. electricity
16. electrician
17. electronic
18. electrocute
19. sign
20. signatory
21. signature
22. signal
23. resign
24. resignation
1. take
2. mistake
3. mistaken
4. overtaken
5. overtaking
6. partaking
7. assist
8. assistant
9. assistance
10. balance
11. imbalance
12. unbalanced
13. bore
14. boring
15. boredom
16. claim
17. reclaim
18. reclamation
19. cover
20. discover
21. discovery
22. examine
23. examination
24. examiner
1. govern
2. governor
3. government
4. hero
5. heroic
6. heroism
7. medic
8. medical
9. medication
10. obey
11. operate
12. cooperate
13. cooperation
14. prove
15. approval
16. disapprove
17. relate
18. relation
19. relative
20. press
21. impress
22. depression
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HOMOPHONES 1 HOMOPHONES 2 HOMOPHONES 3 HOMOPHONES 4 1. aloud
2. allowed
3. are
4. our
5. beach
6. beech
7. bean
8. been
9. blue
10. blew
11. board
12. bored
13. break
14. brake
15. cell
16. sell
17. cereal
18. serial
19. dear
20. deer
21. flour
22. flower
23. great
24. grate
1. hair
2. hare
3. herd
4. heard
5. here
6. hear
7. hole
8. whole
9. hour
10. our
11. knight
12. night
13. knot
14. not
15. know
16. no
17. leak
18. leek
19. made
20. maid
21. meet
22. meat
23. morning
24. mourning
1. new
2. knew
3. pane
4. pain
5. peace
6. piece
7. plane
8. plain
9. read
10. reed
11. right
12. write
13. scene
14. seen
15. steel
16. steal
17. sum
18. some
19. tail
20. tale
21. threw
22. through
23. week
24. weak
1. by
2. buy
3. bye
4. cent
5. scent
6. sent
7. rein
8. rain
9. reign
10. rode
11. road
12. rowed
13. sew
14. so
15. sow
16. their
17. they’re
18. there
19. too
20. to
21. two
22. you
23. yew
24. ewe