Phonics Scheme of Work

Phonics forms the foundation of reading and writing proficiency, equipping learners with
the ability to decode words, comprehend text, and express their thoughts effectively. This
Phonics Scheme of Work has been meticulously designed to cater to the developmental
needs of learners in both Early Years and Primary 1-5, ensuring a seamless progression
of skills. The scheme incorporates a blend of Montessori, Jolly Phonics, and Alpha
Phonics principles to provide a comprehensive and engaging approach to literacy
development.

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activities, and strategies to teach phonics effectively. It is structured to support both
beginners and advanced learners, building confidence and fluency at every stage.
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 PHONICS 2-3 YEARS

WEEKS PHONICS 1ST TERM

Week 1 Playing with educational toys/arrival

Reciting phonic sounds (a)

Week 2
Identifying sound ‘a’ using related objects
Reciting phonic sound ‘b’
Week 3
Identifying sound ‘b’ using related objects

Reciting phonic sound ‘c’

Week 4
Identifying sound ‘c’ using related objects

Reciting phonic sound ‘d’

Week 5
Identifying sound ‘d’ using related objects
Reciting phonic sound ‘e’
Week 6
Identifying sound ‘e’ using related objects

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Reciting phonic sound ‘a’ – ‘e’
Week 8 Identifying sound using a-e related objects
Exercises for ‘a-e’

Reciting phonic sound ‘f’

Week 9
Identifying sound ‘f’ using related objects
Reciting phonic sound ‘g’
Week 10
Identifying sound ‘g’ using related objects

Week 11 Revision of phonic sounds ‘a-g’

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation

Week 13 Closing

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WEEKS PHONICS 2ND TERM

Week 1 Arrival /revision of phonic sound ‘a-g’

Reciting phonic sound ‘h’

Week 2
Identifying sound ‘h’ using related objects

Week 3 Reciting sound ‘i’ and identification using related objects.

Reciting phonic sound ‘j’ and identification using related

Week 4
objects.
Reciting phonic sound ‘k’ and identification using related
Week 5
objects.
Reciting phonic sound ‘l’ and identification using related
Week 6 objects.

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Week 8 Revision of phonic sounds ‘a-l’

Reciting and identification of phonic sound in using

Week 9
related objects.

Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘n’ using

Week 10
related objects.
Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘o’ using
Week 11 related
objects.
Week 12 Revision / Evaluation with checklist and observation

Week 13 Closing

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WEEKS PHONICS 3RD TERM

Week 1 Arrival / revision of sounds ‘a –o’

Reciting and identification of phonic sound using related

Week 2
objects

Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘q’ using

Week 3 related
objects.
Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘r’ and ‘s’ using
Week 4
related objects.
Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘t’ and ‘u’
Week 5 using
related objects.
Reciting and identification of phonic sound ‘v’ and ‘w’
Week 6 using
related objects.
Week 7 Mid-term Break
Reciting and identifying phonic sounds ‘x’ and ‘y’ using
Week 8 related
objects.
Reciting and identifying phonic sounds ‘z’ using related
Week 9
objects.

Week 10 Mastering letters of the alphabet ‘a-z’ with related objects

Week 11 Reinforcing letter sounds ‘a-z’ using educational toys.

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation

Week 13 Closing

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 PHONICS 3-4 YEARS

WEEKS PHONICS 1ST TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision of phonic sounds

Week 2 Reading of phonic sounds with pictures ‘a-d’

Week 3 Reading of phonic sounds with pictures ‘e-h’

Week 4 Reading of phonic sounds with pictures ‘i-l’

Week 5 Reading of phonic sounds with pictures ‘m-p’

Reading of phonic sounds with pictures ‘q-u’

Week 6

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Week 8 Reading of phonic sounds ‘v-z’ with pictures

Mastering letters sounds ‘a-z’ using related objects.

Week 9
Identification of vowel sounds a, e, i, o, u’

Mastering vowel sounds ‘a, e, i, o, u’.

Week 10
Identification of consonant sounds

Week 11 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 12 Examination

Week 13 Closing

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WEEKS PHONICS 2ND TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision of letter sounds ‘a-z’

Week 2 Mastering vowel sounds and consonants sound

Blending two letters sounds/words (vowels before consonants
Week 3 ‘a’
and ‘e’ ) VC
Bringing out meaningful 2 letter words.
Blending two letter words (vowels before consonants ‘i’ and
Week 4 ‘o’ ) VC.
Bringing out meaningful 2 letter words.
Blending two letter words (vowels before consonants ‘u’ p-) -
Week 5 VC Bringing out meaningful 2 letter words
Activities with meaningful 2 letter words ( ‘a, e, i, o, u’)

Blending/building 2 two letter words (consonants before

Week 6 vowels ‘a’ and ‘e’).
Introducing tricky/sight words (2 letters).

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Blending 2 letter words (consonants before vowels ‘i’ and ‘o’)

Week 8 – CV. Activities with two letter words.
Bringing out 2 letter words also sight words.
Blending 2 letter words (consonants before vowels ‘u’) - CV
Week 9 Activities with two letter words.
Activities with two letter sight words.

Week 10 Reading skills and sentence formation using two letter words.

Week 11 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 12 Examination

Week 13 Closing

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WEEKS PHONICS 3RD TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision of two letter words VC/CV (activities)

Blending 3 letter words CVC with short vowel ‘a’ (ab,

Week 2 ad, ag, am, an, ap, at) using pictures, objects and
flashcards etc.
Activities using tricky words.
Blending 3 letter words CVC with short vowel ‘e’(ed, eg,
Week 3
en, et) using pictures, objects and flashcards, play
dough etc.
Blending 3 letter words with short vowel CVC - (ib, id,
Week 4
ig, it, in, nip) using pictures, objects and flashcards

Blending 3 letter words with short vowel CVC ‘o’ (od, og,
Week 5 on, op,
ot, ox) using pictures, objects and flashcards.
Blending 3 letter words CVC with short vowel ‘u’ (up, ub,
Week 6 ud, un,
um, ug, ut, us)

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Activities on blending cv, vc, cvc and introduction of

Week 8
uppercase letters and letter names

Sight/tricky words and activities on uppercase letters and

Week 9
letter names
Reading simple sentences ( two – three letter words using
Week 10 short
vowel sounds)
Week 11 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 12 Examination

Week 13 Closing
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 PHONICS 4-5 YEARS

WEEKS PHONICS 1ST TERM

Arrival and revision of uppercase letters with the letter

Week 1
names, CV, VC and CVC words.

Week 2 Sentence practice with Short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u)

Introduction to consonant blends. ‘R-blends’ with VC -

Week 3 word endings (cr,fr,br, gr, pr, tr, dr) , dr – ag = drag. Fr -
ed = fred
etc.
Introducing ‘L-blends’ with VC - word endings (fl, cl, gl,
Week 4
pl, bl, sl), cl - ap = clap, fl-ag = flag

Introducing ‘S-blends’ with VC - word endings ( sw, sp,

Week 5
sl, sm, sc, sn, st), st - op = stop, sc - an = stab

Week 6 Sight words reading, reading practice and activities

Mid-term Break
Week 7

Introducing CV - word beginnings ( ba, fe, ti, to,cu etc) with

Week 8
end blends ( ck, ff, ll, ss, zz), ti - ll = till.

Introducing CV – word beginnings with end blends (sk,

Week 9
st, nd, nk, nd, lf, lp, ld, lt, lk), ha - nd = hands.

Introducing CV word beginnings with other end blends -

Week 10
ch, sh, wh, th, ng.

Week 11 Sight word reading, reading practice and activities

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination

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WEEKS PHONICS 2ND TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision of cv, vc, cvc, ccvc, cvcc words.

Introducing words with the long A sound (ai, ay, as, in,
Week 2 pain,
pay)
Introducing words with the long E sound (ea, ee, ey, ie,
Week 3
as, in, pea, seed, key, field).

Introducing words with the long I sound (y, ie, igh, as, in,
Week 4
cry, die, light)

Introducing words with the long O sound (oa, oe, ow,

Week 5
as, in, boat, hoe, tow)

Week 6 Sight words reading, reading practice and activities

Mid-term Break
Week 7

Introducing words with the long u sound (ue, ui, ew, oo,
Week 8
as, in, blue, fruit, dew, pool)

Introducing words with the special vowel pairs (oi and

Week 9
oy as in boil and joy)

Introducing words with the special vowel pairs (ou and ow

Week 10
as in count and cow)

Week 11 Sight word reading, reading practice and activities

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination

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WEEKS PHONICS 3RD TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision

Introducing words with special vowel patterns (au, aw, al,

Week 2 all as
in Paul, saw, talk, wall)
Introducing words with special vowel patterns (ou and u
Week 3 as in
soup and put)

Week 4 Introducing R-controlled vowels (ar and or as in car and

sport)
Introducing R-controlled vowels (er, ir, ur, or as in perch,
Week 5 shirt,
church, word)

Week 6 Sight word reading, reading practice and activities

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Magic/silent E words with vowel ‘a’ and ‘e’ (a-e, e-e as in

Week 8 bake
and pete)
Magic/silent E words with vowel ‘i’ and ‘o’ (i-e, o-e as in
Week 9 bike
and pole)

Week 10 Magic/silent E words with vowel u’’ (u-e as in mule)

Week 11 Sight word reading, sentence practice and activities

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination

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 PHONICS 5-6 YEARS

WEEKS PHONICS 1ST TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision

Week 2 Introducing consonant clusters -triple blends ( str, spr, scr,

spl)

Week 3 Introducing triple blends (shr, thr, sch)

Week 4 Word with the soft ‘c’ and hard ‘c’

Week 5 Word with the soft ‘g’ and hard ‘g’

Week 6 Sight word reading/sentence practice and activities

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Week 8 Word finals – ‘-air’, ‘-are’ and ‘-ure’

Week 9 Word finals – ‘-ear’, ‘-ear’, and ‘-eer’

Week 10 Word finals – ‘-oor’, ‘-ore’ and ‘-ire’

Week 11 Sight word reading/sentence practice and activities

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination

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WEEKS PHONICS 2ND TERM

Week 1 Arrival and revision

Week 2 Word finals ‘-ch’ and ‘-tch’

Week 3 Word finals ‘-ge’ and ‘-dge’

Week 4 Introducing silent letters ‘k’ before ‘n’

Week 5 Introducing silent letters ‘m’ before ‘b’ and ‘t’ before ‘e’

Week 6 Sight word reading/sentence practice and activities

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Week 8 Introducing silent letters ‘h’ after ‘w’ and ‘w’ before ‘r’

Introducing silent letters ‘g’ before ‘n’, ‘l’ before ‘k’ and ‘l’
Week 9 before
‘f’

Week 10 Introducing some ‘–le’, ‘-y’ and ‘-ly’ endings

Week 11 Sight word reading/sentence practice and activities

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination

WEEKS PHONICS 3RD TERM

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Week 1 Arrival and revision

Week 2 Introducing syllables

Week 3 Syllabification/syllable division rules

Week 4 Words ending ‘-ed’ and ‘- ing’ and doubling rules

Week 5 Contractions

Week 6 Sight word reading/sentence practice

Week 7 Mid-term Break

Week 8 Introducing homophones

Week 9 Introducing compound words and words ending ‘–ful’ and

‘less’

Week 10 Prefixes ‘un-‘ and ‘dis-‘

Week 11 Making plurals and sentence practice.

Week 12 Revision and evaluation with checklist and observation.

Week 13 Examination / closing

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PRIMARY ONE
FIRST TERM
S/N TOPICS OBJECTIVES
Week one Short a Worksheet
Reading – Hats and caps
Sight words
Week two Short e Words to know
Reading – less the hen
Sight words
Week three Short i Words to
know Jim is
six

Sight words
Week four Short o Words to know (activities)
Reading – lot’s job

Sight word
Week five Short u Words to know
(activities) Reading –
bud the bug

Sight words
Week six Long A Words to know

Reading – Jake and Kate

Sight words
Weeks
seven MIDTERM
BREAK

Week eight Digraphs SH Words to

& CH know
Reading

Inflectional ending – ing

Week nine L blends
CCVC
 words
Review
Week ten Activities

SECOND TERM

S/N TOPICS OBJECTIVES

Week one Long I Words to know
Reading – Mike at
camp

Inflectional endings (ed,ing)

Long i & short i
Week two Long O Words
toknow CVCC
words Short o
– long O

Activities
Week three Long U Words to
know
CVCC
words

Short u – long
Week four Long E Words to
know Long E
– Short e

Reading – The mean queen

Week five R – controlled Short a
vowel ‘ar’
Long A
‘ar’
words
Week six ASSESSMEN
T
Week seven
MIDTERM
BREAK
Week eight Words to know
R – controlled
vowels ‘or’
Week nine Digraph ‘ou’
&
‘ow’
Week ten
Digraph ‘au’
& aw”

THIRD TERM
S/N TOPICS OBJECTIVES
Week one Digraph ‘oi’ & ‘oy’ Words to know
Week two Digraph ‘ee’ & ‘ea’ Words to know
Week three Digraph ‘ai’ & ‘ay’ Words to know
Week four Final y
Week five Digraph ‘ew’ & ‘ue’
Week six ASSESSMENT
Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Hard and soft C

Week nine Hard and soft G
Week ten Syllabic words
 PRIMARY TWO
FIRST TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Short a and i

Week two Short e, o and u

Week three Short a and long A

Week four Short e and long E

Week five Short i and long I

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Short o and long O

Week nine Short u and long U

Week ten Activities

SECOND TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Consonant blends

Week two Consonant blends

Week three Digraph ‘ai’ and ‘ay’ – LONG A

SOUND

Week four Digraph ‘ie’ , ‘igh’, ‘I’ - LONG I

SOUND

Week five Digraph ‘ow’, ‘oa’, ‘o’. – LONG O

SOUND

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Digraph ‘ea’, ‘ee’, ‘e’. – LONG E

 SOUND

Week nine Long E

Week ten Digraph ‘th’, ‘sh’, ‘wh’, ‘ch’.

THIRD TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Initials – ‘str’, ‘scr’, ‘spr’.

Week two Digraph ‘ar’, ‘or’.

Week three Digraph ‘er’, ‘ir’, ‘ur’.

Week four Digraph ‘oo’, ‘oo’, ‘ou’.

Week five Digraph ‘oo’, ‘ue’, ‘ui’, ‘ew’, ‘oe’.

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Digraph ‘au’, ‘aw’.

Week nine Digraph ‘ou’, ‘ow’.

Week ten Digraph ‘oi’, ‘oy’.

PRIMARY THREE
FIRST TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Revision on the short vowel sounds

Week two Short vowel sounds – activities

Week three Review on the long vowel sounds

Week four Long vowel sounds – Magic E

Week five Long vowel sounds – Digraph mode

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Long A

Week nine Long O

Week ten Long I

SECOND TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Long E

Week two Words with ‘ch’, ‘tch’.

Week three Initials ‘th’, ‘thr’.

Week four Initials ‘spr’, ‘scr’, ‘str’.

Week five Silent letters – wr, kn, gn.

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Digraph ‘ar’, ‘or’.

Week nine Finals ‘ere’, ‘are’.

Week ten Digraph ‘ur’, ‘er’, ‘ir’, ‘or’.

THIRD TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one The U sound – ‘oo’, ‘u’, ‘ue’.

Week two Digraphs ‘oi’, ‘oy’.

Week three Digraphs ‘al’, ‘aw’, ‘ough’.

Week four Digraphs ‘ou’, ‘ow’.

Week five Soft C and G sounds

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Homophone

Week nine Plurals

Week ten Compound words

PRIMARY FOUR
FIRST TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Hard and Soft C – G

Week two The sounds of ‘S’

Week three Review (1-2)

Week four Consonant digraph

Week five Consonant digraph

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Silent consonants

Week nine The sounds of TI and CI

Week ten Review (8 – 9)

SECOND TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Vowel sounds (ai, ay, ei, ey)

Week two Vowel sounds (ee, ea, ie, ey)

Week three Vowel sounds (oa, ow, old, oll, ost)

Week four Review (1 – 3)

Week five Vowel sounds (oo, ew, ou, ui)

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM

Week eight Vowel sounds (au, aw, al, all)

Week nine Vowel diphthongs

Week ten Review (8 – 9)
THIRD TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one The schwa sound

Week two The sounds of Y

Week three R – controlled vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur)

Week four R – controlled vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur)

Week five R – controlled vowels

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM

Week eight R – controlled vowels

Week nine R – controlled vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur)

Week ten Review on schwa, sounds on y, R-controlled

vowels

PRIMARY FIVE
FIRST TERM
S/N TOPICS

Week one Silent consonants

Week two Sounds of C and G

Week three Use of IE and EI

Week four Vowel spellings (digraph)

Week five Diphthongs + R shifts

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Common plural forms

Week nine Uncommon plural forms

Week ten Review (8 -9 )

SECOND TERM
S/N TOPICS
Week one Doubling final consonants

Week two Soft final syllables

Week three Suffixes and silent E

Week four Review (1-3)

Week five Suffixes and final Y

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Suffixes –ance, -ence, -ant, -ent

Week nine Suffixes –ize, -ise, -yze

Week ten Review (suffixes)

THIRD TERM
S/N TOPICS
Week one Possessive

Week two Homonyms

Week three Synonyms

Week four Antonyms

Week five Antonyms

Week six ASSESSMENT

Week seven MIDTERM BREAK

Week eight Words often confused

Week nine Words often misspelt

Week ten Review
 PHONICS AND SPELLING
PROGRAMME

AIM:
‘To develop reading and writing
skills across the school’
 GUIDANCE FOR USE

Progression in spelling (encoding)

Practitioner should judge the point at which their class and individual
children should begin the programme

Select ten words a day to work with; teaching children how to put
sounds together to make words; going from left to right (encoding)

Together as a class use each word in a sentence. Children can then read these
independently later

SPELLING LIST
Reception (phase 2)

1. ad 2. ag 3. am 4. an 5. ap 6. at 7. ut 8. c
bad bag am an cap at but Can
dad gag dam can lap bat cut cap
had nag ham fan ma cat gut cat
lad rag jam man p fat hut cod
ma sag ram pan nap hat nut cot
d tag yam ran rap mat rut cup
pad wag Sa van tap pat cut
sad m Dan zap rat car
Pa sap sat
m yap

9. 10. 11. 12. et 13. id, i 14. ig, 15. k 16. P

as, ed, en, es im
ax eg
as Bed den bet bid big kid Cat
ga fed hen get did dig kit s
s led men jet hid fig Kim hats
ha red pen let kid pig nets
s wed ten met lid rig nuts
Ben net rid dim pets
pots
fa
x
tax
wax be Ke pe him rats
Ma g n t rim cups
x le Le set if mops
g n vet in pips
pe Yes we it
g Les t is
yet

17. in 18. ip 19. 20. it 21. 22. og 23. P 24.

is, ix od,
on, irr
ox
bin Di is bi cod bo bed A
din p hi t nod g s be
fin hip s fit pod cog lids by
in lip hi rod do pad com
pin nip t g s e do
sin pip fix ki fog rods go
tin rip si t on hog van no
win sip x lit won jog s have
tip pi son log bins he
zip t hen here
sit box s
fox bag
s
legs

pigs

25. op 26. ot 27. 28. ug 29. um, 30.un,u 31. 32.

ub, up s
ud Irr Irr
cop Co cu bug gum bun I So
hop t b dug hum fun me som
mop do pu hug mum gun my e the
pop t b jug rum nun no they
top go rub lug sum run pu to
bop t tub mug sun t was
ho rug sai we
 t tug cup d saw
jot pup bus se
bud us upon
lot e
mud
no
t
po
t

rot
the to I no go into
Tricky
words
Reception: Phase 3

1. ck 2. ck 3. 4. ill 5. ff. ft 6. ss 7. 8.
all, bl, fl cl,
ell pl
Back Lock ball bill cliff hiss black Clap
pac rock call fill sniff kiss bless cliff
k sock fall hill stiff miss blob click
rack duck hall kill huff bless block cling
sack luck tall mill puff dress blot clip
kick muc wall pill stuff less flag cloc
lick k bell sill off mess flap k
pick suck fell till drift press flat clot
sick tuck hell will gift cross flick club
tick sell lift acros flip plan
dec tell swift s flock plot
k well left mos plum
nec yell soft s plug
k fuss pluck

pec
k

9. gl, sl 10. 11. 12. 13. st 14. st 15. 5 16. c,

br, fr, tr tw,
cr, dr gr, sw sk sc
pr
Glad brick frill track stack list Kent Clap
glum bring frog trap stall mist kept click
slap crab from trick stamp best kill cling
slim crack frost trip stand nest king clip
slip crisp grab trot stick test kiss club
slot drag grill truck stiff vest skid crak
slum dres grin twig still west skill crisp
s drill grip twin sting cost skin scab
 drip pram twist stink lost skip
drop prick swam step dust sky
drum prod swim stop just
swell stuck must
swop rust

17. mp 18. 19. 20. 21. nd 22. 23. ng 24.

sm, lp ast, nd,
sn, sp lk,lt ass, pt ing
ask
camp small help blas and second ban Bring
dam smell yelp t band spend g fling
p lap snag pulp cast grand send fan cling
stamp snap talk last hand pond g king
past gan
g

hang
tramp snip walk mast handba fund rang ring
g
limp snu stalk fast land crept sang sing
dump g belt brass sand kept long sling
jump spa felt class wind slept song sting
lump n melt glas windmill swept hung swing
plump spat smel s bend wept lung wing
trumpe spill t halt gras end sung
t
spin salt s lend
spit pass mend
spell ask
spot
spun

25. nk 26. nt 27. y 28. ch 29. sh 30. sh 31. th 32.

ee
Bank Ant by chop Shaft ash than See
blank pant cry chat shed cash that deed
plank plant dry chess shell crash the feed
sank bent fly chest shift flash them need
stank dent fry chicken shin slash then seed
tank lent my chill ship mash there weed
blink rent sky chin shop rash thin feel
drink sent sly chip shock smash thing heel
ink spent sty chuck shop dish think seem
pink tent try arch shun fish this been
sink went bench shut wish bath seen
stink blunt drench shy brush path deep
wink grunt rich crush with keep
hunt hush both peep
invent rush cloth feet
selfish clothe meet
s
33. ee 34. oo 35. oo 36. qu 37. ai
free too Good quit wait
three food stood quiz gail
tree mood wood quins hail
bleed root book quell nail
speed cool brook quilt pail
cheek fool cook quick sail
steel pool hook quack again
betwee room look squat brain
n
green broom shook squid drain
queen spoon took squint pain
sheep moon wool liquid grain
sleep soon foot Quentin paint
sweep boot soot plain
sheet shoot rain
sleet saint
sweet train
faith
he she we me was they are her one two
Tricky be you all my
words
 SPELLING LIST
Year 1 - Phase 4

1. –a –e 2. –a –e 3. –i -e 4. –i –e 5. – o –e 6. – o e
mad Shade tide Smile coke broke
e brake wide stile joke broken
cage flake bike while poke choke
page shake hike chime woke smoke
cake flame like crime hole spoke
lake sham time slime dom spoken
make e fine shine e woken
take plane line spine home stone
care grape mine fire cope throne
cam shape pine hire hope close
e plate wine shire pope those
gam grave pipe spire rope chose
e shave wise tire hose chosen
name slave bite wire nose froze
sam care kite alive roe frozen
e fare size drive vote
date share wise live
gate squar inside prize
late e
mate stare
gave
save
wave

7. –u –e 8. a/ a-e 9. i/ i-e 10. o/o- 11. or 12. igh

e u/u-e
Cube mad, Rid, ride rob, robe for High
made
tube can, cane slid, slide cod, code cord sigh
rude man, slim, rod, rode fork might
mane
duke pan, pane slime tin, cop, cope form night
tune cap, cape tine spin, hop, hope worn right
cute scrap, spine pin, pop, pope fort sight
chute scrape pine win, not, note deform slight
use tap, tape wine pip, cub, cube storm tight
abuse at, ate pipe rip, tub, tube born bright
fuse fat, fate ripe bit, us, use corn brighten
hat, hate bite spit, cut, cute morning flight
mat, mate spite torn fright
horse frighten
north lighten
port tonight
short
snort
sort
sport
cornet
Year 1: Phase 4

13. ck 14. ke 15. old, 16. ay 17. air 18. ea

ild, ind,
nt
back take bold Always air beach
crack cake cold away chair each
lack flake fold clay fair peach
mack lake gold day hair reach
rack make golden display lair teach
stack rake hold gay pair lead
track stake old hay stair read
flick bike sold holiday cairn speak
kick like scold may weak
lick pike told pay deal
pick spike mild play real
sick strike wild say clean
block joke behin stay cheap
d
clock bloke blind today beat
cock broke find tray eat
rock choke kind way cheat
shock smoke mind heat
smock spoke wind meat
duck coke pint neat
stuck smoke seat
truck duke treat

19. ow 20. aw 21. ew 22. er 23. ar 24. ir

bow claw blew her car fir
allow draw chew after far stir
brow flaw crew paper star bird
cow in-law dew water hard third
how jaw drew herb card girl
now law few verb barge swirl
brown outlaw flew term large twirl
clown paw grew stern dark firm
crown raw Jew verse mark chirrup
down saw new under market first
drown straw renew over park thirsty
town lawn screw never shark birth
crowd yawn stew silver spark birthday
powder awkward threw river arm dirt dirty
towel awful nerve farm shirt
owl serve harm skirt
growl sister part thirteen
flower another start thirty
power brother target
shower mother
tower father
together

25. ea 26. oa 27. oa 28. ow 29. oi/ oy 30.. er/est

Ease Load approach below coil colder
speak road poach blow coil longer
steal toad coach flow coin older
steam loaf goal follow foil richer
cream cloak groan glow join smaller
dream oak loan grow join smoothe
screa soak moan low oil r sweeter
m soap boast own point taller
team boat coast show soil braver
mean coat roast slow toil closer
please float toast snow boy riper
east gloat throw coy safer
beast goat yellow joy wider
feast oat toy wiser
dear throat coldest
ear longest
fear oldest
hear richest
near smallest
spear sweetest
year bravest
easy safest

31. ed 32. s-r/ thr 33. double34. double 35. le 36.ou

Dented scrap address bubble bible cloud

dusted scrape better scribble bundle proud
ended shrimp butter cuddle candle around
funded shrink button daddy dawdle found
grunted shrug collect middle handle ground
handed shred common muddle needle pound
hunted splash daddy puddle noodle round
landed splice dinner paddle poodle sound
lifted spring hammer riddle chuckle surroun
listed straight happy saddle prickle d
melted stream ladder juggle tickle wound
mende string letter smuggl uncle count
d strip lolly e apple angle flour
planted stripe lorry battle ankle hour
rusted stroke mummy bottle grumble
tested thrash puppet kettle able our
three puppy little cable sour
throat rabbit dazzle fable house
throne rubber drizzle sable mouse
throttle sudden puzzle table out
thrush summer sample outsid
supper simple e
about
tennis shout
mouth

south
 Year 1: Phase 4

37.Irregular After, because, blue, could, don’t give, going, how,

know, live,

more, Mr, Mrs, now, only right, should, these, their,

they want, when, which, who, would
38. LH Balloon, can’t, coming, didn’t door, knew, lady lived,
Irregular love,

money, often, place, school, sometimes, something,

stopped, until, whole, write
Tricky
words said have like so do some come were there little
one whenout what
 SPELLING LIST
Year 2: Phase 5
1. P-s 26. P-es 3. s/ es 4. ing 5. d 6. ed
Boats Benche boasts beating amaze enjoyed
books s cooks boiling d joined
chairs lunches thinks coaching closed moane
d
coins beache sweets fishing lined nailed
goals s screams floating named opened
rooms peache speaks joining saved played
seeds s gases waves looking smiled sailed
shops buses hopes painting tuned looked
teams brushes hates preaching used cooked
bikes bushes slides reading waved soaked
games crashes likes sailing baked booted
homes fishes coaches shooting hoped floated
shapes wishes teaches sleeping joked heated
tubes classes preaches teaching liked invente
d
cages dresses reaches thinking shaped noted
noises glasses fishes smoked painted
pages kisses rushes fated pointed
prizes boxes wishes hated shifted
roses foxes crushes mated waited
sizes sixes hisses stated
taxes fizzes
buzzes

7. ck, ke 14. ur 9. y 10. ed 11. 12. al,

compound de
s
back disturb apply asked bedroom almighty
lock church deny blocked blackbird almost
chick murder rely called bonfire alone
click murmur reply campe cloakroom along
crack burn supply d clockwise already
flick burnt carry crosse cupboard also
lick return hurry d killed database altogeth
e
pick Saturn marry packed football r
shock turn scurry passed goalkeeper always
smack surprise tidy pecked goodnight demist
stuck purpose vary picked grandfathe deflate
r
pressed
track curse puffed handbag de-ice
trick nurse rocked household defrost
take purse sacke joystick decode
bake burst d outside debug
brake Thursday sniffed paintbrush
flake Saturday tricked playgroun
d
coke hurt walked popcorn
choke further sandwich
broke urgent tablecloth
smoke upstairs
spoke waterproo
f
like weekend

pike windmill

13. re, 14. dis 15. un 16. 17. y 18. ly

non mis,
anti
refill disable unable misbehav Bony blindly
e
reform disagree unbeate misdeal flaky bravely
n
refresh disarm unblock misfire greasy correctl
y
refuse disclose uncover mishear lazy fairly
repay discover uncut mislead nosy hardly
replace disease undo misplace prickly kindly
replay disgrace unfair misread rosy lively
return dislike unfit misspell scary lonely
reuse disobey unfold mistake shiny loudly
revisit disorder unhappy misunder slimy proudly
non-drip disown unkind s tand smily sadly
non- displease unload misuse smoky shyly
smoker disrepair unlucky antifreez sparkly slightly
e
non- distrust unpack antibody spiky slowly
starter disuse unselfish anticlock stony suddenly
w
non-stick unwell ise tasty sweetly
anti-virus wavy
non-stop unwilling weekly
nonsense unwind wisely

19. ful 20. less 21. ness 22. er 23. er 24. est
boastful ageless bravenes brighter baker brightes
s t

careful careless childishnes farmer braver fastest

s
faithful endless darkness faster closer kindest
forgetful fearless fairness fighter dancer neatest
handful helpless foolishnes lighter driver slowest
s
grateful homeless kindness neater larger stronges
harmful hopeless lateness prouder later t
hateful lifeless suddennes reader liner weakest
s
helpful painless wickednes slower maker wildest
s
hopeful powerless willingness starter nicer bravest
mouthful seedless stronger rider closest
painful shameles teacher riper largest
playful s tighter ruder latest
powerful smokeles weaker shaver nicest
spiteful s worker smiler ripest
thankful speechles timer rudest
useful s wider
 thankless
timeless
useless

25. plural 26. ing 27. ing 28. ing 29. d 30. ed
addresses burning crying closing disused assorted
angles counting drying driving grumbled battled
bubbles discoverin frying hoping surprised crowded
churches g prying joking included disobeye
diseases disturbing trying liking juggled d
farmers drawing applying lining displeased displease
flowers filtering carrying making replaced d
horses frightening denying naming disabled disturbed
houses gleaming hurrying poking misbehave flawed
markets hurting marrying saving d refused frightene
murderer murmuring replying scraping decoded d marked
s nights parking relying shaking stroked murdered
nurses renewing scurrying sliding dawdled powered
parks returning supplying smiling served sorted
puppets starting tidying smokin turned
shirts streaming varying g surround
streams throwing stroking ed
surprises watering taking discovere
working timing d started
revisited
tuning
 using
waving
Before, four, head, once, only, their, two, were
31.
Irregular
Above, animals, brought, change, different, during,
32. earth, eyes,
Irregular
(LH) friends, great, heard, important, laugh, people,
suddenly, sure, swimming, tries, world, young
Tricky Oh their people Mr Mrs looked called asked could
words
Year 3 Consolidate all spelling from Key stage 1– Learn
all high and medium frequency words.

Learn words from different subject areas

1. tch 2. wh 3. wa 4. silent 5. silent

Catch whale wad knee wrap
hatch what wallet kneel wrapper
latch wheat wand knew wreck
match when wand knickers wrestle
patch where wander knight wriggle
thatch whether want knit wrinkle
watch which was knives wrist
sketch while wash knob write
fetch whine wasp knock wrong
stretch whisker watch knot answer
itch whisper swab know sword
bitch whistle swallow knuckle whole
pitch white swamp bomb gnarled
stitch who swan dumb gnash
switch whole swap lamb gnat
witch whose swat numb gnaw
kitchen why thumb gnomes
clutch anywhere debt sign
hutch everywher doubt calf
e
somewher rhubarb half
e
rhyme calm
castle salmon
folk
yolk

6. qu 7. c 8. c 9. g 10. oi, oy
quality cinema face giant choice
quantity circle palace ginger voice
quarter circuit place giraffe rejoice
queen circular race general avoid
queer circus space genius spoil
quench citizen surface gentle spoilt
query city trace geometry toilet
questio cease dice gym ointment
n quick cell ice damage joint
quiet cellar nice danger point
quirk cemen price angel appointment
quit t cent rice digest disappoint
quiver centipede slice emergenc anoint
y
quiz centre spice energy noise
quote centurion twice engineer poison
squabbl century chanc energy annoy
e square certain e engineer convoy
squash cycle dance imagine destroy
squeak cyclist pencil intelligent employ
squeal cyclone decide legend enjoy
squeeze cygnet recite magic voyage
cymbals register
stranger
tragic

11. au 12. ea 13. ea 14. ear 15. ai Insert

H/MFW
sauce eager bread early affair
saucer appear dead earn afraid
fault disappea head earth against
r
haul disease instead earthquak bargain
autumn decrease read e Britain
trauma increase ready earthwor certain
m
haunt reason spread heard complai
n
launch season thread learn curtain
laundry treason meado pearl complai
n
taunt breathe w deaf rehears curtain
applause creature health e despair
august feature weapon researc entertai
n
because defeat measure h search fountain
cause repeat pleasure unheard mountai
n
clause retreat treasure yearn obtain
pause treatmen breath praise
t
author death raise

feather refrain
 weather remain
leather repair
threate straight
n traipse
heaven

heavy

16. plural 17. plural 18. plural19. plural 20. ly Insert

H/MFW
bluffs cuckoos abbeys armies comfortabl
cliffs igloos birthday berried y cuddly
cuffs kangaroo s boys babies gently
puffs s tattoos chimney centuries grumbly
sniffs zoos s cities horribly
stuffs banjos cowboys countries miserably
calves duos days diaries possibly
elves pianos donkeys dictionarie probably
halves piccolos jerseys s enemies simply
knives solos jockeys fairies sparkly
leaves studios journeys factories suitably
lives trios keys families terribly
loaves buffaloe monkeys hobbies visibly
ourselve s plays injuries wriggly
s cargoes quays jellies wrinkly
scarves dominoe toys ladies
selves s echoes trays libraries
sheaves eskimoe trolleys lollies
shelves s heroes turkeys lorries
thieves mangoe valleys memories
wives s parties
wolves potatoes photocopi
tomatoe e
s s
volcanoe ponies
s puppies

21. ily 22. er 23. ier 24. iest 25. ing Insert
 H/MFW

angrily fatter angrier angriest bouncing

clumsily planner busier busiest calculatin
heavily spinner cosier cosiest composin
hungrily skipper crazier craziest g
lazily swimme dirtier dirtiest damaging
luckily r dustier dustiest dancing
merrily beginne funnier funniest deciding
noisily r happier happiest decreasin
prettily thinner healthie healthies g
readily fitter r t exploring
speedily robber heavier heaviest imagining
steadily shopper hungrier hungries including
wearily chopper lazier t laziest increasing
hopper lonelier loneliest measuring
runner lovelier loveliest pausing
drumm luckier luckiest preservin
er merrier merriest g
rubber nastier nastiest puncturing
cutter noisier noisiest traipsing
bigger prettier prettiest whistling
hotter rustier rustiest wrestling
biggest sillier silliest wriggling
thinnest tidier tidiest writing
fattest
fittest
hottest

26. in 27. ies 28. ied 29. d 30. ed Insert

H/MFW
beginning applie applied exploited chatted
clapping s bullied obtained chopped
cutting bullies cried remained clapped
digging cries denied repaired dragged
dragging denie fried bounced dripped
dropping s fries lied cemented dropped
flapping lies relied complained fitted
getting relies replied damaged grabbed
grabbing replie qualitied danced hopped
hopping s satisfie decided hugged
hugging d spied decreased patted
qualitie
humming supplied entertaine permitte
s
d d
letting satisfie tried
s spies imagined pinned
supplie
s

tries

planning carries carried increased planned

running hurries hurried measure popped
shoppin marrie married d rubbed
g s scurried practise skipped
skipping scurrie tidied d slapped
spinning s varied refused slipped
stepping tidies worried treasure stepped
wetting varies d stopped
winning worrie whistled trapped
slipping s wriggled wrapped
wrinkled
stopping
 Year 4
Consolidate all spelling from
previous years
Learn words from different subject
areas

1. ph 2. ci 3. cc, xc, 4. ious 5. mixed, ti 6.

cqu
unstresse
d
agoraphobi ancient accelerate anxious foreign alcohol
a
arachnopho artificial accent conscientious champagne assistance
bia
cacophony commercial accept conscious sovereign business
claustropho conscious access delicious spaghetti camera
bia
hydrophobia delicious accident furious describe chocolate
paragraph efficient eccentric glorious description consonant
pharaoh especially success gracious remembered definite
pharmacist financial exceed infections antique diamond
pharynx musician excel luscious cheque different
phenomeno official excellent luxurious grotesque interesting
n
phlegm optician except mysterious stationary jewellery
phobia politician exceptional obvious confidential journalist
photosensiti precious excite previous essential listening
ve
photosynthe racial exclaim rebellious influential margarine
sis
physical social exclude scrumptious initial mathemati
c
physicist special excursion serious partial s
physiothera sufficient acquaintance surreptitious patient miniature
py
symphony suspicious acquire suspicious torrential mystery
xenophobia acquisition tedious parliament

acquit victorious prisoner

secretary

separate

signature

temperatur
e
 valuable

vegetable

7. dis 8. im 9. in 10. 11. un 12.

mixed foreign
prefixes prefix
disadvanta imbalance inaccessible illegal unaccompani circumfere
ge e n
disallow immature inaccurate illegible d ce
disappear immeasurabl inactive illiterate unachievable circumnavi
e
disappoint immobile inadequate illogical unannounced gate
disapprove immoral inarticulate irrational unappealing circumspec
t
disassemble immortal inattentive irregular unarmed circumstan
c
disbelief immovable inaudible irresistible unashamedly es
disbelieve impartial incapable irresponsive unattached circumstant
discharge impassable incomplete irreversible unattainable ial

discolour impatient inconsiderate antibiotic unattractive hypocaust

discomfort imperceptibl inconvenient antiseptic unaware hypochon
disconnect e imperfect incorrect anticlockwise unbeaten d r iac
disease impermane incredible misadventur unbelievabl hypocrite
disembark nt indecent e e hypodermi
disembow impermeabl indefinite miscalculate unbreakable c
el disfigure e independent misfortune uncertain hypother
dishearten imperturbab indigestion misinform uncomfortab mi a
dishonest le inedible misinterpret le hypothesis
disinfect impervious inefficient misjudge unconscious hydraulic
disintereste implausible inexcusable mismanage undisturbed hydroelect
d impolite inexpensive misunderstan ungrateful ri c
disjointed important insignificant d co- unintereste
disobedien impossible insincere education d hydrofoil
t disqualify impractical insoluble coincidence unmistakabl hydrogen
dissatisfy imprecise invisible co-operate e unofficial hydroplan
improbable involuntary unpleasant e
improper co- unpopular dehydrat
ordinator unqualified ed
co-starring unsociable audible
co-writer unusual audience
audition
auditoriu
 m

auditory

13. ary 14. able 15. ible 16. ly 17. al 18. ally
anniversar adorable accessible accurately accidental accidentall
y advisable audible anxiously comical y actually
centenary agreeable credible arguably critical annually
dictionary avoidable destructible conscientiousl electrical automatica
estuary capable edible y definitely eventual l ly
February breakable flexible entirely exception
January changeable horrible immediately al fatal brutally
library comfortable impossible inaccurately coincident
military disposable indestructib inconsideratel final al ly
missionary employable le invincible y indecently individual
logical critically
necessary enjoyable legible insensitively
magical equally
ordinary fashionable possible insignificant
medical eventually
primary identifiable responsible insincerely
musical exceptiona
revolutiona inexcusable reversible necessarily
national ll y
ry salary manageable sensible patiently
secondary miserable susceptible secretively natural
fatally
secretary noticeable terrible separately normal
finally
stationary portable visible strangely occasiona
logically
summary probable sufficiently l original
magically
voluntary reliable surreptitiously ornament
mechanica
al
ll y
remarkable suspiciously personal
medically
practical
mentally
replaceable regional musicall
y
 respecta sensational naturally
bl e several normally
sociable traditional occasionall
valuable y originally
vegetabl personally
e physically
practically
traditionall
y

19. fully 20. ment 21. plurals 22. ing 23. d/ed 24.
lling/led
beautifully achievement accidents accelerating accepted appalling
carefully advertisement amusements arranging acquired cancelling
cheerfully amusement anniversaries concentrating acquitted controlling
forgetfully arrangement antibiotics damaging answered excelling
gratefully document apprenticesh disembarking calculated labelling
ip
hopefully employment s dissolving disadvantage levelling
d
painfully encourageme businesses escaping disappeared patrolling
nt
powerfully enjoyment championshi evaporating disappointed quarrelling
p
respectfully environment s excelling discontinued rebelling
skilfully excitement consequence exciting disqualified shovelling
s
spitefully government exclusions exclaiming dissatisfied signalling
successfully management excursions exercising dissolved totalling
thankfully movement government including escaped travelling
thoughtfully ornament management manufacturin excelled tunnelling
g
truthfully replacement movement noticing exclaimed cancelled
usefully statement ornament orienteering exploded labelled
wonderfully replacement persuading inquired marvelled

statement rehearsing invaded patrolled

requiring invented quarrelled

separating manufactured rebelled

surprising misinformed signalled

unearthing misinterpreted totalled

volunteering mismanaged travelled

organised

shrieked
 Year 5

Consolidate all spelling from

previous years Learn words from
different subject areas
1. ch 2. ex 3. dge 4. ph 5. gh 6. c
Chaos exams badge alphabet bought celebrate
character examine badger autograph brought cemetery
chemist example edge autobiography caught centigrade
choir exchange hedge biography daughter centimetres
Christmas exclaim ledge cellophane fought certificate
chemistry exercise sledge elephant naughty cigarette
chemical exhale bridge geography slaughter coincidenc
e
chord exhume ridge graph plough concert
chorus exile lodger nephew through cylinder
chemotherap exit budget orphan though cynical
y
chrysalis expel fudge paragraph although absence
chronic expire judge phantom thought advance
ache explain nudge phase thoughtless apprentice
anchor explode trudge pheasant through capacity
architect exploit sludge phrase laugh deceased
echo explore smudge photocopy cough difference
mechanic export photograph enough electricity

orchestra extend physical rough innocent

scheme exterior sphere tough magnificen

t
stomach external telephone trough specimen

technology vacancy

7. or 8. our 9. ure 10. tion 11. tion 12. sion

author armour adventure action affection collision
calculator colour capture addition caution confusion
collector endeavour creature addiction celebration conclusion
conductor favour figure ambition circulation corrosion
dictator favourite furniture attention compositio decision
n
director flavour future competition conversatio division
n
doctor glamour manufactur condition conservatio erosion
e n
horror harbour mixture devotion description exclusion
inspector honour nature education direction explosion
inventor humour picture fiction examinatio extension
n
mirror journal premature fraction exhibition inclusion
navigator journey puncture information indigestion intrusion
operator labour signature investigation precaution invasion
professor neighbour temperature multiplication prescription occasion
radiator odour vulture prediction promotion persuasion
razor rumour question protection repulsion

reflector vapour reaction quotation revision

sailor behavio reflection sensation supervision
solicitor ur relation separation television
tractor saviour station subtraction transfusion
visitor ventilation
vibration

refraction

13. ssion 14. ie 15. cei, sc 16. ous 17. trans, bi 18. foreign
admission achieve ceiling adventurou transaction aerobatics
s
aggression belief conceit carnivorous transatlanti aerobics
c
depression believe deceive dangerous transfer aerodrome
discussion brief perceive enormous translate aerodynami
c
expression chief receive fabulous transmit aeronaut
impression field receipt generous transparent aeroplane
mission fiend conceited herbivorous transport aerosol
oppression fiery scenario humorous bicentenary aerospace
passion friend scene jealous biceps octagon
percussion grief scenery luminous bicycle octahedron
permission lie science marvellous bifocal October
possession mischief scientist miraculous bigamist octogenaria
n
procession niece scissors mischievou bilingual octopus
s
profession piece conscience nervous bimonthly aquaplane
progression pier ominous binoculars aquarium

session relief omnivorous biopsy aquatic

succession review perilous biplane aqueduct

suppression shield poisonous bisect

shriek ridiculous

siege scrupulous
sieve tempestuou
s
thief vigorous
19. gk prefixes 20. ic 21. ly 22. suffixes 23. 24. plurals
suffixes
telegraph angelic accurately biology beautiful calculators
telepathy athletic conceitedly geology delightful characters
telephoto atomic consequentl physiology doubtful competitions
y
teleport electric correctly zoology fanciful directions
television energetic dangerously genocide pitiful exhibitions
autograph epidemic friendly insecticide plentiful ghosts
autobiography gigantic incorrectly suicide resentful investigation
s
automatic heroic negatively brotherhood respectful mechanics
autopilot historic positively childhood sorrowful musicians
autopsy horrific prematurely fatherhood successful professors
metallic quickly knighthood thoughtful reflections

organic quietly motherhood truthful adventures

poetic sincerely neighbourhoo wonderful earthquakes

d
specific strangely partnership colourless pictures

supersonic comfortably membership thoughtless knives

volcanic probably ownership emptiness celebrities

suitably friendship happiness emergencies

terribly fellowship heaviness photocopies

hungrily dictatorship hungriness vacancies

necessarily craftsmanshi laziness echoes

p
guiltily championshiploneliness predictions

noisily apprenticeshi tidiness neighbours

p

Directing, explaining, knowing, laughing, photocopying

25. ing achieving

Believing, celebrating, cycling, deceiving,

decomposing,

describing, deserving, exercising, exploding,

investigating, pausing, practising, receiving
Applauded, calculated, coloured, conceited,
26. d/ed
digested, endeavoured, exclaimed, exhibited,
flavoured, knocked, laboured, numbed, pictured,
received, researched, signed,

telephoned, whistled, wrapped

 YEAR 6

Consolidate all spelling from previous

years Learn words from different subject
areas

Children should:
Spell familiar words correctly and employ a range of strategies to
spell difficult and unfamiliar words

Use a range of appropriate strategies to edit, proofread and

correct spelling in their own work, on paper and on screen

ENGLISH DICTION CURRICULUM OVERVIEW

This is a baseline scheme that can be followed to teach from primary

one to five.
Teachers are advised to get enough contents, create stories, and use word
vocabularies in sentences and role play to achieve the aim of this overview.
PRIMARY ONE
FIRST TERM
WEEKS TOPICS

Week two Greetings

Week three Introducing myself

Week four Food etiquette

Week five Naming family members

Week six Naming things around {home,

school…}

Week eight Simple request

Week nine Letters naming (words associated)

Week ten Role play

SECOND TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week one Settling/revision
Week two Intonation(question)
Week three Intonation (listing, Wh)
Week four Naming countries
Week five Dicta (Incorrect/correct expressions)
Week six Naming Professions
Week eight Role play on professions
Week nine Reading Pattern
Week Ten Reading Drive Competition
 THIRD TERM
WEEKS TOPI
CS
Week One Settling in
Week two Days of the week\months
Week three Casual week
Week four Naming food and fruits
Week five Naming animals
Week six Counting numbers (one,
two)
Week eight Spelling pattern 1
Week nine Spelling pattern 11
Week ten Spelling bee competition

PRIMARY THREE FIRST

TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Letters of the English Alphabet
Week Two Dictionary and its uses
Week Three Objects in the home and environment
Week Four Food vocabularies
Week Five Di – Syllables(sentences)
Week Six Tri – Syllables(in sentences)
Week Eight Stress labelling
Week Nine Simple request
Week Ten Role Play
SECOND TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Settling in
Week Two Silent Letters
Week Three Food and Vegetables(Vocabularies)
Week Four The Pairs SH and CH
Week Five Objects in the classrooms
Week Six Digraphs
Week Seven Spelling pattern I (Abbreviations)
Week Eight Spelling Pattern II (Abbreviations)
Week Nine Spelling Bee Competition

THIRD TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week one Settling in

Week Two Speech on Myself

Week Three The /Ju:/ and the /ʌ/ Sound

Week Four Intonation I

Week Five Intonation II

Week Six Role Play

Week Eight Shopping Vocabularies

Week Nine Reading Pattern

Week Ten Reading Drive Competition

PRIMARY FOUR
FIRST TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Letters of the English Vocabulary

Week Two Syllables

Week Three Stressed Syllables I

Week Four Food Etiquette (Vocabulary)

Week Five Stressed Syllables II

Week Six The /i: / Sound

Week Eight Past Form Markers

Week Nine Plural Form Markers

Week Ten Role Play

SECOND TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Random Mispronounced words
Week Two Syllables (Tetra Syllabics)
Week Three Casual Week (Clothing vocabularies)
Week Four Stress Labelling I
Week Five Stress Labelling II
Week Six Phrasal Verbs
Week Eight Spelling Pattern 1
Week Nine Spelling Pattern II
Week Ten Spelling Competition
THIRD TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Random Mispronounced words

Week Two Affixes

Week Three Affixes in conversation

Week Four Intonation

Week Five Intonation (Intro to public speaking)

Week Six Speech on random topics

Week Eight Group debate

Week Nine Reading Practice

Week Ten Reading Drive competition

PRIMARY FIVE
FIRST TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Letters of the English Alphabet

Week Two Syllables (Di)

Week Three Syllables (Tri)

Week Four Food Etiquette (Vocabulary/Practical)

Week Five Dicta (Right Expression)

Week Six Phrasal Verbs

Week Eight Past Form Markers

Week Nine Plural Form Markers

Week Ten Role Play

SECOND TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Revision/Pronunciation drill

Week Two Affixes

Week Three Syllable(Tetra)

Week Four Stress Labelling

Week Five Silent Letters

Week Six Comparing SH and CH

Week Eight Spelling Pattern I

Week Nine Spelling Pattern II

Week Ten Spelling Bee Competition

THIRD TERM
WEEKS TOPICS
Week One Revision

Week Two Dictionary

Week Three Reading Passages with the /3:/ Sounds

Week Four The ‘th’ sounds

Week Five Homophones

Week Six Rhyming Words

Week Eight Group Debating

Week Nine Reading Practice

Week Ten Reading Drive Competition