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My Spelling Workbook Teachers Guide (Book D)

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Unit 1or, er, en, on

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘or’,‘er’,‘en’or

‘on’torepresentasound(phoneme)attheendofaword.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘read’and‘goes’.

Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.

• Breakeachwordintosyllables;i.e.sud/den/ly(eachsyllablemustcontainavowel[inlythereisnovowel,thereisstillavowelsound]).

• Discusshowsomewordshavedoubleconsonantstokeeptheprecedingvowelshort.

• Sortthelistwordstothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Dictation 1. Thespectatorwatchedhissisterlowertheredcottonsailsand

racethebetterboattothefinishingline.

2. ThedoctormadeanerrorwhenhereadthereportandmissedthesmallbrokenboneinJim’sfoot.

3. Ihopethelessongoeswellwhenthevisitorcomestotheschool.

4. Thesailorsuddenlyfoundwaterrushingintohisboatandgoodreasontogetinthelifeboat.

5. Whennumberelevenwasopenedandsearched,thepolicefoundthatthepersontherehadhiddenthepoisonthatkilledallthelocalcats.

Answers

List Words Word Building

visitor visitors,visit,visits,visited,visiting

doctor doctors

error errors

sailor sailors,sailorly,sail,sails,sailed,sailing

spectator spectators

water waters,watered,watering,watery

number numbers,numbered,numbering

lower lowers,lowered,lowering,low,lowest

sister sisters,sisterly

better best,bettered

eleven eleventh

opened open,opens,opening,openly,opener,openness

broken break,breaks,broke,breaking,breakable,breakage

hidden hid,hide,hides,hiding

suddenly sudden,suddenness

lesson lessons

reason reasons,reasoned,reasoning,reasonable,unreasonable

person persons,personal,personally,personality,personalities,personable

poison poisons,poisoned,poisoning,poisonous

cotton cottons

read reads,reading,read

goes go,going,gone

Revision Words Word Building

chew chews,chewing,chewed

few fewer,fewest

due dues

clue clues

spoon spoons,spoonful,spoonfuls

bathroom bathrooms

comic comics,comical

picnic picnics,picnicking,picnicked

should —

work works,working,worked

1. (a) goes (b) opened(c) lower (d) better(e) suddenly(f) sister

2. (a) eleven (b) lesson(c) poison (d) better(e) error (f) reason

3. Across

5. better 7. error 8. broken 12. cotton 13. person 14. visitor 17. lesson 19. read 20. suddenly21. spectator

Down

1. number 2. hidden 3. water 4. eleven 6. lower 9. doctor 10. goes 11. opened 13. poison 15. sailor 16. reason 21. sister

4. (a) sail (b) spectate(c) go (d) low(e) hide (f) break(g) open (h) good

5. (a) sister,better (b) should,doctor (c) spectator,error

(d) work,lesson

6. (a) terror (b) crew(c) glue (d) spectacles(e) blister

7. sailor,comic

8. Wordsearchanswerseep.57

9. (a) read (b) bathroom,spoon

(c) eleven (d) due,few

10. (a) work (b) lower(c) clue (d) reason(e) chew (f) water

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Unit 2 f, lf, fe, irregular plurals

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonwordsthatendwiththegraphemes‘f’,‘lf’or

‘fe’,andirregular plurals.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘large’and‘does’.

Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.Brainstormtolist

otherwordsthatendwith‘f’,‘lf’or‘fe’.

• Discussthepluralwordsandanypartsthatmaycausethemdifficulty.Identifythesingularformofeachword.

Rules • Tomakesomewordsendingwith‘f’,‘lf’,or‘fe’plural,the

‘f’ischangedto‘v’and‘es’isadded.• Whenasuffixbeginningwithavowelisaddedtosome

wordsendingwith‘f’,‘lf’or‘fe’the‘f’ischangedto‘v’andthesuffixisadded.

• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforethesuffix.

Dictation 1. Women,children,geeseandoxenwerenotsafefromthewolf

withsharpteeth.

2. Theelfwiththeorangescarfandverylargefeetsatontheleafandwasjustmissedbythehoofofthecalf.

3. Doesgolftakeupmorethanhalfofhislife?

4. Dicethebeefintocubesandcookitforanhour,thenputitontheshelftocool,saidhiswife.

Answers


hoof hoovesorhoofs

leaf leaves,leafy

beef —

scarf scarvesorscarfs

elf elves

golf golfer,golfing

wolf wolves

shelf shelves

half halves,halved,halving

calf calves

safe safer,safest,safes

wife wives

life lives,live,lived,living

oxen ox

geese goose

dice die

children child

women woman

teeth tooth

feet foot

large larger,largest

does do,doing,did,done


love loves,loving,loved

oven ovens

other others,otherwise

Monday —

onion onions

front fronts,fronting,fronted

luck luckless,lucky,luckier,luckiest

shock shocks,shocking,shocked

Ireland Irish,Irishman,Irishmen,Irishwoman,Irishwomen

March —

1. (a) foot (b) goose(c) tooth (d) child(e) ox (f) woman(g) die

2. (a) safe (b) large(c) beef (d) does(e) dice (f) golf(g) shelf

3. Across

1. wolf 5. children 7. geese 9. shelf 10. leaf 11. half 12. oxen 13. feet 16. women 17. life 18. elf

Down

2. large 3. dice 4. beef 6. does 7. golf 8. safe 9. scarf 11. hoof 14. teeth 15. calf 16. wife

4. (a) wives(b) scarves/scarfs

(c) halves(d) hooves/hoofs(e) shelves (f) wolves

5. (a) Thechildrenhadashockwhentheysawthewolf.

(b) WhatgoodlucktobeinIrelandonMonday17thMarch.

(c) Thefarmer’swifetookthegeesetomarkettosell.

6. (a) golf (b) elf(c) teeth (d) shelf

7. (a) front (b) wife(c) love (d) safe(e) life (f) children


9. (a) loft,left,lift,life(b) hill,hall,halt,half

10. (a) oven (b) wife(c) calf (d) scarf(e) live


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonwordsthathavesilent letters.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘pretty’and‘animal’.

Teaching Points• Identifythesilentletterineachword.

• Identifyanyotherdifficultpartsofeachword.

• Brainstormtolistotherwordswithsilentlettersandsortthemintogroups.

Rules • Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsound

short.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomost

wordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforethesuffix.

Dictation 1. Thistleandwhistle,andcalmandpalmrhyme,butwhat

rhymeswithknuckle?

2. Ihatetolistentomydadwhenhestartstocondemnandtalkaboutanimalcruelty.

3. Intheautumnweoftentakeaboatoutonthelochtoseetheprettyswansbuildanest.

4. Shehadwrittenaletterofcomplaintafterslippingonthespiltyoghurt,asshesprainedherwristandcouldn’tknit.

5. Wesangapsalm,thenIhadthehonouroflayingthewreathonthealtar,whereIhadtobowmyheadandbendoneknee.

Answers

Unit 3Silent Letters

1. (a) often,listen,thistle,whistle

(b) knuckle,knit,knee (c) psalm,palm,calm (d) condemn,autumn (e) rhyme,yoghurt,honour,

loch (f) build (g) written,wreath,wrist

2. Across

1. rhyme 5. build 7. knuckle 9. written 10. thistle 15. listen 16. loch 17. psalm 18. animal 19. honour

Down

2. yoghurt 3. wrist 4. pretty 6. often 7. knee 8. knit 9. whistle 11. autumn 12. condemn 13. wreath 14. calm 17. palm

3. listens,listening,listened builds,building,built knots,knotting,knotted

rhymes,rhyming,rhymed writes,writing,written Rule1:e,i Rule2:t Rule3:built

4. (a) whistle (b) while(c) palm (d) psalm(e) which (f) condemn(g) loch (h) wreath(i) apply

5. (a) often (b) animal(c) supply (d) right

6. pretty,condemn,tried

7. (a) tried,listen,whistle,while (b) cried,knee,knuckle


9. (a) knit,pretty(b) build,loch(c) animal,autumn(d) tried,psalm(e) listen,cried

10. (a) written (b) which(c) knee (d) rhyme(e) high (f) build(g) right (h) animal


knuckle knuckles

knit knits,knitted,knitting

knee knees

rhyme rhymes,rhymed,rhyming

yoghurt yoghurts

honour honours,honouring,honoured

loch lochs

build builds,building,built,builder

written write,writes,wrote,writing

wreath wreaths

wrist wrists

psalm psalms

palm palms

calm calmer,calmest,calms,calming,calmed

often —

listen listens,listened,listening,listener

thistle thistles

whistle whistles,whistled,whistling

condemn condemns,condemned,condemning,condemnation

autumn autumns,autumnal

pretty prettier,prettiest,prettily,prettiness

animal animals


alive

thank thanks,thanked,thankful,thankfully,thankless

supply supplies,supplied,supplying,supplier,suppliers

apply applies,applied,applying

cried cry,cries,crying

tried try,tries,trying

high higher,highest,highs

right rights,righted,righting,rightly,righteous,rightful

while whiles,whiled,whiling,whilst

which whichever


1. (a) armchair (b) staircase(c) daredevil (d) nightmare(e) scarecrow (f) airfare(g) carefree

2. (a) hairy (b) glare(c) repair (d) beware(e) despair (f) dairy(g) pair

3. Across

2. hairy 6. mare 7. repair 8. dare 10. Dublin 13. scare 15. stair 17. pushchair 18. fair 19. fare

Down

1. spare 3. rare 4 chair 5. care 8. dairy 9. glare 11. beware 12. Belfast 14. despair 16. airy 17. pair

4. (a) stare (b) stair(c) fare (d) fair

5. (a) rare (b) dizzy(c) dare (d) scare(e) glass (f) care(g) repair (h) despair

6. (a) glasses (b)mares(c) smells (d)dairies(e) pushchairs (f) stairs(g) repairs (h)pairs

7. (a) Belfast,Dublin (b) buzz (c) pushchair (d) yesterday,April (e) airy,across,April


9. repairs,repairing,repaired smells,smelling,smelled scares,scaring,scared dares,daring,dared

10. (a) stall (b) pushchair(c) beware (d) smell

Unit 4 air, are

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘air’or‘are’torepresent

asound(phoneme).

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Dublin’and‘Belfast’.


• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.• Tomakethepluralofwordsendingwitha‘y’afteraconsonant,

changethe‘y’to‘i’andadd‘es’.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending

with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.

Dictation 1. AfterworkinginthedairyshewenttothefairinDublin,asshehad

savedenoughmoneyforthetrainfare.

2. Pullingapushchairupastaircanoftendriveyoutodespair.Peoplegiveyousuchaglare,theystand,theylook,theystare.Hasno-oneanytimetospare?Itmakesyouthinkthattheydon’tcare.

3. IntheBelfastauctionhouse,apairofvasessoldfor£1000,astheywereveryrare.

4. Ghostsdon’tscaremebutbighairyspidersdo.

5. Myhospitalroomwasairybutthebigoldchairdidneedalotofrepair.

6. Ididn’tdaregointothefieldasthesignsaidbewareofthemare.

Answers


fair fairer,fairest,fairs,fairly,fairness

stair stairs

chair chairs,chaired,chairing

hairy hairier,hairiest,hair,hairs

airy airier,airiest,air,airs,aired,airing

dairy dairies

pair pairs,paired,pairing

repair repairs,repaired,repairing

despair despairs,despaired,despairing

pushchair pushchairs

dare dares,daring,dared

scare scares,scared,scaring

beware —

glare glares,glared,glaring

fare fares,fared,faring

stare stares,stared,staring

care cares,cared,caring,carefree,careful,carefully,careless,carelessly,carelessness

rare rarer,rarest,rarely

spare spares,spared,sparing,sparingly

mare mares

Dublin Dubliner,Dubliners

Belfast Belfastian,Belfastians


smell smells,smelled,smelling,smelt,smelly,smellier,smelliest

stall stalls,stalled,stalling

glass glasses,glassy

across —

buzz buzzes,buzzed,buzzing,buzzer,buzzers

dizzy dizzier,dizziest,dizziness

staff staffs,staffed,staffing

stuff stuffs,stuffed,stuffing

yesterday —

April —


1. (a) breath (b) ahead(c) breakfast(d) threat(e) world (f) earn

2. Teachercheck

3. Across

1. bread 5 earn 6. earth 9. tread 10. deaf 12. breadth 15. earl 16. thread 17. deadly 19. clean 20. head

Down

1. breath 2. steady 3. world 4. instead 7. heavy 8. death 11. pearl 12. breakfast 13. ahead 14. threat 18. lead

4. (a) pearl (b) earn(c) instead (d) death(e) steady (f) clean

5. (a) breadth (b) twelve,breakfast (c) death,earl (d) lead,heavy (e) ankle,deadly

6. ankle,bottle,eagle,head,instead,middle,pearl,thread

7. (a) world (b) riddle(c) lead (d) earn(e) single (f) threat


9. world,rectangle,clean

10. (a) instead (b) bottle(c) middle (d) breakfast(e) ankle (f) deadly(g) riddle (h) single

Unit 5Short e sound, ea

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthegrapheme‘ea’torepresentasound

(phoneme).

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘world’and‘clean’.

Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.Discusshowit

makesashort‘e’sound.


Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whena

suffixisadded.• The‘y’isretainedwhenadding‘ing’toavoid‘ii’being

written(twoexceptionsaretaxiingandskiing).

Dictation 1. Theheadoftheteamwarnedusofthedeadlysnakesahead,so

weswamthebreadthoftheriveruntilwewerealloutofbreath.

2. Insteadofdoingnothingshedecidedtoearnsomemoneybybakingfreshbread.

3. Shehadtosewthepearlbackonusinganeedleandsomethread.

4. Afterbreakfast,wewalkedthroughthewetearthwithasteady tread,wearingourheavyboots.

5. Themurderertriedtoclean the lead pipethathadcausedthe death.

6. Althoughtheearlwasdeaf,hehadtravelledroundtheworld,lecturingaboutthethreatofglobalwarming.

Answers


head heads,heading,headed,headache

breakfast breakfasts,breakfasted,breakfasting

deaf deafen,deafened,deafening,deafeningly,deafness

steady steadies,steadied,steadying,steadier,steadiest,steadily,steadiness

bread breads,breadknife,breadcrumb,breadboard

deadly deadlier,deadliest,deadliness

lead leaden,leadenly

tread treads,treading,trod,trodden

instead —

ahead —

heavy heavier,heaviest,heavies

thread threads,threaded,threading

threat threats

breath breaths

earn earns

breadth —

earl earls

pearl pearls

death deaths

earth earths

world worlds,worldly,worldlier,worldliest

clean cleaner,cleanest,cleans,cleaning,cleaned


riddle riddles,riddled

ankle ankles

eagle eagles

bottle bottles,bottling,bottled

little less,lesser,least

middle middles

single singles,singling,singled

rectangle rectangles,rectangular

part parts,parting,parted

twelve twelfth


1. (a) cheery,cheerier (b) kind,kindest (c) light,lighter (d) bouncy,bouncier (e) strong,strongest (f) tiny,tinier

2. Across

6. greatest 7. hardest 9. learn 10. smallest 13. angriest 15. weaker 17. bounciest18. taller 19. softest 20. hotter 21. thinnest

Down

1. colder 2. America 3. meaner 4. darkest 5. stronger 8. cheeriest 11. lightest 12. tiniest 14. thickest 16. kinder 17. bossiest

3. (a) hot (b) tiny (c) weak (d) boss(e) light (f) cheer(g) dark (h) mean

4. (a) liveliest (b) colder(c) bossiest (d) lightest

5. scream,America,learn

6. (a) strap (b) stronger,strap,straw (c) learn (d) angriest,America,usual

7. Teachercheck


9. darkest,hardest,kinder,learn,lightest,screen,spray,usual

10. (a) meaner (b) usual(c) softest (d) darkest(e) tiniest (f) scream

Unit 6 Suffixes: -er, -est, -iest

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthesuffixes‘er’,‘est’and‘iest’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,

‘learn’ and‘America’.

Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistword.

• Discusshowthelistwords‘hotter’and‘thinner’havethefinalconsonantdoubledbeforeaddingthesuffixtokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.Askthechildrenwhytheythinktheotherlistwordsdonotneedtohavethesameruleapplied.

• Discusstherulesforcomparativeandsuperlativewordsandaskchilldrenforotherexamplestoaddtoalist.

Rules • Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsound

short.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomost

wordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.

Dictation 1. Hewasmeanerthanmostashecutthehamintothethinnest

slices.

2. ThethickestandhardesttreesarefoundinAmericaandsomearetallerthan360feet.

3. Hewastheangriestcheftoworkforasthefoodhadtobehotter,thecoffeeweaker,thedrinkscolderandtheteastronger,buthebakedthesoftestcakes.

4. ThegreatestfilmI’veseenwas‘TheCheeriestChimp’whichwasfilmedindarkestAfrica.

5. Itwasthelightestandtiniestballbutitwasthebounciest. 6. Iwillhavetolearntobekinder,asIamthebossiestperson,

eventhoughIamthesmallest.

Answers


hotter hot,hottest,hotly

kinder kind,kinds,kindest,kindly,kindness

colder cold,coldest,colds,coldly,coldness

stronger strong,strongest,strongly

weaker weak,weakest,weakly,weaken,weakens,weakening,weakened

meaner mean,meanest,means,meaning,meant,meanness

taller tall,tallest

greatest great,greater,greatly,greatness

smallest small,smaller,smalls

softest soft,softer,softly,soften,softens,softening,softened

darkest dark,darker,darkly,darkness,darken,darkens,darkening,darkened

thickest thick,thicker,thicken,thickens,thickening,thickened

hardest hard,harder,hardness,harden,hardens,hardening,hardened

lightest light,lighter,lights,lighting,lighted,lit,lightly,lightness,lighten,lightens,lightening,lightened

thinnest thin,thinner,thins,thinning,thinned

cheeriest cheery,cheerier,cheer,cheers,cheering,cheered,cheerful,cheerfully,cheerfulness

bounciest bouncy,bouncier,bounce,bounces,bounced

bossiest bossy,bossiest,bossiness,boss,bosses,bossing,bossed

tiniest tiny,tinier

angriest angry,angrier,angrily,anger,angers,angering,angered

learn learns,learned,learning,learnt,learner,learning

America American,Americans


strap straps,strapping,strapped

straw straws

spray sprays,spraying,sprayed

sprout sprouts,sprouting,sprouted

sprain sprains,spraining,sprained

screen screens,screening,screened

scream screams,screaming,screamed

scrape scrapes,scraping,scraped

live lives,living,lived,lively,livelihood,livelihoods,liveliness,liven,livens,livening,livened

usual usually


1. (a) crowd (b) elf (c) parties (d) families(e) snowmen(f) candle

2. (a) the,he,their(b) him(c) con,on(d) if(e) in,rein,deer(f) no,now(g) am

3. Across

2. birth 4. candles 5. jingle 8. angel 10. winter 11. holy 13. theirs 17. snowman 18. crowds 19. family 20. elves

Down

1. chimney 3. reindeer 4. concert 6. jolly 7. party 9. gift 12. ours 14. stable 15. snow 16. tinsel 19. frost

4. tinsel,elves,frost

5. (a) chimney (b) theirs(c) party

6. family,angel,stable,reindeer,snowman,elves,candle

7. (a) jolly (b) stable(c) elves (d) December(e) stocking (f) frost(g) candles (h) snow

8. (a) jolly (b) holy(c) concert (d) frost(e) angel (f) gift


10. PullacrackeratChristmas.

Unit 7Christmas

Unit Focus• ThisunitfocusesonChristmaswords.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘ours’and‘theirs’.

Teaching Points• Identifydifficultpartsofwords.

• Discusswaystorememberhowtospellaword.

• Brainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Dictation 1. ‘JingleBells’isajollysongbutIlove‘FrostytheSnowman’and

‘WhenSantagotStuckuptheChimney’.

2. Lastwintertheconcertwascancelledbecauseofthesnowandfrostsocrowdsofpeoplecametothe familyparty.

3. OnChristmasEveIhangupallthe tinsel,puttheangelonthetree,andleaveoutacookieforthereindeerandsweetsfortheelves.

4. Weopenedthegiftaswethoughtitwasours,butitwastheirs.

5. TocelebratethebirthofJesusinastable,theysingholy songsinchurchandlightcandles.

Answers


snow snows,snowing,snowed,snowman,snowball,snowflake,snowfall,snowshoe,snowstorm

gift gifts,gifted

family families,familial

chimney chimneys

tinsel —

snowman snowmen

party parties

winter winters,wintry

elves elf

candles candle,candlestick,candlesticks

frost frosts,frosty,frostier,frostiest,frostbite

angel angels,angelic

stable stables,stability,stabilize

concert concerts

reindeer reindeers

birth births,birthday,birthdays

jingle jingles,jingling,jingled

crowds crowd,crowding,crowded

holy holier,holiest

jolly jollier,jolliest

ours our

theirs their


snowflakes snowflake

Advent —

December —

stocking stockings

holiday holidays,holidaying,holidayed,holidaymaker,holidaymakers

cracker crackers

Jesus —

Christmas Christmases

month months,monthly,monthlies

minute minutes,minuting,minuted


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ue’,‘ew’,‘oo’or‘ui’to

representasound(phoneme).

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘millimetre’and‘centilitre’.



Rules• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending

with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.(Note:The‘e’isalsodroppedintruthandtruthful.)

• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.• Whenadding‘y’toawordendingin‘e’,dropthe‘e’beforeadding‘y’.

Dictation 1. Onlyonescrewwasout,butthebamboohutcollapsed,soitwasofno

valuetous.

2. Itwasajuicydrink,buttheynowhadtoshowproofthatthejuicecontainednothingbutfruit.

3. Idon’tknowifthisis trueandIthinkyoucouldargue,butoncetherewasakangaroowholivedhappilyinanigloo.Heplayedsnookerwithacue,whilesippingteahedidbrewandwashedhishairwithfishshampoo.

4. Astheyflewovertheavenuetheycouldseetheirhouse.

5. Youcouldnotseethebruiseasitwasonlyamillimetreinsize.

6. Wearingawarmsuitshewentoutside,whilethedewwasstillontheground,anddrewapicture.

7. Thedoctorneededfivecentilitresofbloodfrommyarm.

Answers

1. (a) igloo (b) juice(c) value (d) suit (e) flew (f) proof(g) avenue (h) fruit (i) kangaroo(j) argue

2. (a) juice (b) millimetre(c) proof(d) shampoo,bamboo(e) fruit,centilitre,suit(f) bruise

3. Across

4. brew 5. argue 6. dew 7. shampoo 9. juicy 11. igloo 13. flew 15. avenue 17. true 18. proof 21. centilitre

Down

1. drew 2. bamboo 3. screw 4. bruise 8. millimetre 9. juice 10. kangaroo12. cue 13. fruit 14. value 16. suit

4. (a) centilitre,centimetre,centipede (b) millilitre,millimetre,millipede

5. (a) Thatbottleofshampooisgoodvalue. (b) Amillimetreisathousandthofametre. (c) Thepeachwasjuicybutithada

bruiseonit. (d) Therewerequitealotofquestions

aboutthemissingkangaroo.

6. (a) draw,draws,drawing (b) fly,flies,flying (c) argues,arguing,argued (d) squeaks,squeaking,squeaked (e) squashes,squashing,squashed

7. (a) bamboo (b) during (c) igloo

8. Wordsearchanswersseep.58

9. (a) true (b) value (c) argue(d) suit (e) cue (f) squirm(g) proof (h) squeak

10. (a) true (b) quiet (c) argue(d) juicy (e) liquid (f) question

Unit 8 ue, ew, oo, ui


true truer,truest,truly,truth,truths,truthful,truthfully

value values,valuing,valued,valuer

argue argues,arguing,argued,arguable,arguably

cue cues

avenue avenues

screw screws,screwing,screwed

flew flies,flying,flown,flyer

brew brews,brewing,brewed,brewer,brewery,breweries

dew —

drew draw,draws,drawing,drawn

igloo igloos

bamboo —

proof proofread

shampoo shampoos,shampooing,shampooed

kangaroo kangaroos

fruit fruits,fruitful,fruitless,fruity,fruitier,fruitiest

juice juices

juicy juicier,juiciest

bruise bruises,bruising,bruised

suit suits,suiting,suited,suitable,suitability,suitably

millimetre millimetres

centilitre centilitres


liquid liquids,liquidate,liquidates,liquidating,liquidated,liquidation,liquidator

quiet quieter,quietest,quietly,quieten,quietens,quietening,quietened

quite —

question questions,questioning,questioned,questionable

squeak squeaks,squeaking,squeaked,squeaky

squash squashes,squashing,squashed

squirm squirms,squirming,squirmed

square squares,squaring,squared,squarely

oil oils,oiling,oiled,oily

during —


1. (a) stencil (b) cycle(c) since (d) cinema(e) cylinder (f) circuit(g) circumference(h) parcel (i) acid(j) centipede(k) prince(l) pencil

2. (a) centuries (b) cymbals(c) agencies (d) studies(e) cyclones

3. Across

1. cymbal 2. pencil 6. century 8. agency 9. cycle 11. acid 14. circuit 16. stencil 17. cyclone 18. circumference

Down

1. certain 2. parcel 3. cinema 4. study 5. found 7. centipede 10. cigar 12. prince 13. cylinder 14. calcium 15. circle 16. since

4. (a) prince,cigar,cinema (b) certain,centipede,parcel (c) acid,calcium

5. (a) circumference (b) parcel,circle,cycle,circuit,

pencil,stencil,study,name,blind

6. Teachercheck

7. (a) centipede(b) prince

8. (a) parcel (b) scold(c) circle (d) blind(e) study (f) certain(g) folder (h) circuit


10. (a) behind (b) prince(c) folder (d) acid(e) older (f) circuit/circle(g) circle/circuit(h) remind

11. (a) name (b) found(c) blind (d) prince(e) acid (f) told

Unit 9ce, ci, cy

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ce’,‘ci’,or‘cy’to

representasound(phoneme)attheendofaword.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘found’and‘study’.


• Discusshow‘c’hasasoftsoundwhenfollowedbyan‘e’,‘i’or‘y’.


Rules • Whenawordendswithasingle‘l’,doublethe‘l’whenasuffix

beginningwithavowelisadded.• Tomakepluralsofwordsendingwitha‘y’afteraconsonant,

changethe‘y’to‘i’andadd‘es’.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwords

endingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.

Dictation 1. Theprincewascertainthattheparcelhehadfoundcontainedacigar. 2. Usingapencil,hedrewtheexactcircumferenceofthecircle,then

handedoutastencilofaskeletontoteachusaboutcalciuminourbones.

3. Thecinemawasclosedasagascylinderhadexplodedandtheykepthavingashortcircuit.

4. SincelastMayIhavelearnthowtocycleabikeandplayacymbal. 5. Theagencysentthemtheretostudythelifeofacentipede,asacid

rainwasruiningtheforests,andinthelastcenturyacyclonehadhititsixtimes.

Answers


parcel parcels,parcelling,parcelled

since —

certain certainly,certainty,certainties

century centuries

centipede centipedes

prince princes,princely

acid acids,acidic,acidity

calcium —

cigar cigars

circuit circuits

pencil pencils,pencilling,pencilled

stencil stencils,stencilling,stencilled

cinema cinemas,cinemagoer,cinematographer

circle circles,circling,circled

circumference circumferences

cylinder cylinders,cylindrical

cycle cycles,cycling,cycled,cyclicalorcyclic,cyclist,cyclists,bicycle,tricycle,unicycle

cyclone cyclones

cymbal cymbals

agency agencies

found find,finds,finder,findings

study studies,studying,studied,studious,studiously


told tell,tells,telling

folder fold,folds,folded,folding

scold scolds,scolded,scolding

older old,oldest

remind reminds,reminded,reminding,reminder

kindest kind,kinder,kindly

behind behinds

blind blinds,blinded,blinding

again —

name names,named,naming,nameless,namely,namesake,namesakes


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesoncontractionsandhyphenated words.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Europe’and‘great’.

Teaching Points• Identifythattheapostropheshowswherealetterorlettershavebeenleftout.

• Identifyanydifficultpartsofwords.

• Brainstormothercontractions.

Rules• Therearetwomainusesforapostrophes.Oneistoshowwhena

letterorlettershavebeenomitted;e.g.didn’t–didnot.• Hyphenatedwordsarecompoundwordsthatwouldbeunclear,

hardtoreadorexcessivelylongwithoutthehyphen;e.g.no-smokingsignandblack-cabdriver.

• Capitallettersareusedforpropernouns;i.e.namesofplacesandmonthsoftheyear;e.g.EuropeandJanuary.

• Somecompoundnounsadd‘s’tothefirstword;othersadd‘s’tothesecondword;e.g.chief-of-staff,chiefs-ofstaff;lay-by,lay-bys.

Dictation 1. InEuropetheyhaveadrive-inmovietheatrebutthey’llnothaveonein

theU.K.—butwouldn’titbegreatiftheydid?

2. Thepasser-bydidn’tseeanythingashewasn’tlookingthatway.

3. Icouldn’thaveagreedwithmybrother-in-law,whoisahanger-on,ashebelievedthattheby-lawshouldn’thavebeenintroduced.

4. Knock,knock.Who’sthere?Someonewhocan’treachthedoorbell.

5. “Itdoesn’tlookliketake-offwillbebeforetwoo’clocksolet’sgoforlunch”.Who’dsaynotothat?

6. We’dnotseenthemfortwomonths,aswehaven’tgotacar,eventhoughtheyaren’tfaraway.

Answers

1. (a) who’d (b)they’ll(c) let’s (d)aren’t(e) couldn’t

2. (a) passer-by(b) brother-in-law(c) drive-in (d)by-law

3. Across

4. couldn’t 8. we’d 9. passer-by 10. let’s 12. wasn’t 15. who’d 17. brother-in-law 18. they’ll 19. doesn’t 20. hanger-on

Down

1. can’t 2. Europe 3. great 5. didn’t 6. aren’t 7. by-law 8. who’s 11. haven’t 12. wouldn’t 13. take-off 14. shouldn’t 16. drive-in

4. (a) wasn’t (b) shouldn’t(c) haven’t (d)who’s

5. (a) great (b)we’d(c) Europe

6. (a) Let’s,ice-cream. (b) advice,by-law. (c) haven’t,Europe. (d) great,space.

7. (a) price,ice-cream (b) trace,passer-by (c) couldn’t,drive-in,because

8. (a) ice-cream (b) take-off(c) drive-in (d) passer-by(e) hanger-on (f) by-law


10. shouldn’t,Europe,because

11. (a) drive-ins (b) brothers-in-law (c) ice-creams (d) take-offs (e) passers-by (f) by-laws

Unit 10 Contractions, Hyphenated Words


didn’t didnot

haven’t havenot

couldn’t couldnot,could’ve

wouldn’t wouldnot,would’ve

shouldn’t shouldnot,should’ve

can’t cannot

wasn’t wasnot

aren’t arenot

we’d wewould,weshould,wehad,we’re,we’ll,we’ve

doesn’t doesnot

they’ll theywill,they’ve,they’re,they’d

let’s letus

who’d whohad,whowould

who’s whois

brother-in-law brothers-in-law

passer-by passers-by

hanger-on hangers-on

by-law by-laws

drive-in drive-ins

take-off take-offs

Europe European,Europeans

great greater,greatest,greatly,greatness


race races,racing,raced

space spaces,spacing,spaced

trace traces,tracing,traced

disgrace disgraces,disgracing,disgraced

price prices,priced,pricing

ice-cream ice-creams

voice voices,voiced,voicing

advice —

January —

because —


1. (a) travel (b) angle/angel(c) sprinkle (d) simple(e) angel/angle (f) label

2. (a) tunnel (b) assemble(c) fuel (d) agile(e) vegetable (f) cancel

3. Across

1. travel 5. fuel 7. kilometre 8. terrible 9. angel 11. axle 12. assemble15. agile 16. jewel 18. novel 19. puzzle 20. cancel

Down

1. towel 2. vegetable 3. tunnel 4. kilogram 6. label 10. simple 11. angle 13. sprinkle 14. people 17. level

4. (a) travels,travelling,travelled (b) labels,labelling,labelled (c) cancels,cancelling,cancelled (d) sprinkles,sprinkling,sprinkled

(e) assembles,assembling,assembled

(f) tunnels,tunnelled,tunnelling

5. cancel,crunch,February,fuel,huge,judge,kilometre,travel

6. (a) Somepeopleprefertotravelthroughthetunnelthangooverthebridgetogettowork.

(b) Itisterriblethatduetothecreditcrunchwehavetocanceltheorderoffreshvegetablestothehospital.

7. (a) judge (b) tunnel(c) sprinkle (d) puzzle(e) simple (f) please(g) label (h) crunch


9. (a) cancel (b) agile(c) judge (d) jewel(e) level (f) terrible(g) kilogram (h) tunnel

10. (a) axle (b) stage(c) huge (d) jewel

Unit 11le, el

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘le’or‘el’torepresenta

sound(phoneme).• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘kilogram’and

‘kilometre’.

Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.• Discusshowsomewordshaveadoubleconsonanttokeepthepreceding

vowelsoundshort.• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddto

eachlist.

Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending

with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Whenadding‘ly’towordsendingwith‘le’afteraconsonant,

changethe‘e’to‘y’.• Whenawordendswithasingle‘l’,doublethe‘l’whenasuffix

beginningwithavowelisadded.

Dictation 1. Hewasveryagile,ashehadtotravelakilometreeveryday,tosprinkle

somewateronhisvegetablegarden.

2. Itwasterriblenewsthatthecarhadbrokenitsaxlewhileonthelevelcrossingandwasspillingfuelonthetrack.

3. ItisapuzzlewhysomepeoplehadtocanceltheirbookingstogothroughtheChanneltunnel.

4. Angelisananagramofangleandtowelisananagramofowlet. 5. IamgoingtoloseakilogramsoIcanwearthatdresswiththedesignerlabel. 6. Thesituationwaslikeasimplecrimenovelbecausewehadtoassemble

intheballroomtodiscoverwhohadstolenthejewel.

Answers


people peoples,peopling,peopled

angle angles,angling,angled

vegetable vegetables,vegetarian,vegetarians,vegetarianism,vegetate,vegetates,vegetating,vegetated,vegetation

simple simpler,simplest,simplicity,simpleton,simplify,simplifying,simplified,simplification,simply

terrible terribly

puzzle puzzles,puzzling,puzzled,puzzlement

agile agilely,agility

axle axles

sprinkle sprinkles,sprinkling,sprinkled,sprinkler,sprinklings

assemble assembles,assembling,assembled,assembly,assemblies

travel travels,travelling,travelled,traveller,travellers

angel angels,angelic

label labels,labelling,labelled

level levels,levelling,levelled

towel towels,towelling

tunnel tunnels,tunnelling,tunnelled

novel novels,novelists

jewel jewels,jewelled,jeweller,jewellers,jewellery

fuel fuels,fuelling,fuelled

cancel cancels,cancelled,cancellation,cancellations

kilogram kilograms

kilometre kilometres


huge huger,hugest,hugely

stage stages,staging,staged

bridge bridges,bridging,bridged

judge judges,judging,judged

branch branches,branching,branched

crunch crunches,crunching,crunched

match matches,matching,matched

catch catches,catching,caught

please pleases,pleasing,pleased

February —


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesontheprefixes‘out’,‘un’,‘over’and‘under’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Edinburgh’and

‘London’.

Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistwordwhereappropriate.

• Identifytheoneortwosmallerwordsthatmakeupeachword.

• Sortthelistwordsbytheirprefixesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith

‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.Note:theletters‘ie’arereplacedwith‘y’before‘ing’isadded.

• Whenadding‘y’toawordendingwith‘e’,dropthe‘e’beforeadding'y'.• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.

Dictation 1. Theweatherwasovercastwhentheystartedtheoutdoorsearchfortheboy.He

hadbeenseenontheundergroundinLondon,buthewasunawarethatwewerelookingforhim.

2. ‘Manoverboard!’shoutedthecaptain.Wesawtheoutlineofsomeoneinthewaterbutwewereunabletoundothelifeboat.

3. Hecouldn’tunderstandwhyIdidn’tuntietheribbonsontheoutfit,buttheywereunderneaththecollar.

4. ItwasanoverallsuccessastheundercoverpolicecaughtthethievesinEdinburgh.

5. Theunevennumberofboysandgirlsmadethemoverbooktheunderagedisco,whichledtoanoutcry,asmanydidnotgetin.

6. Ioverheardthemtalkingabouttheoutbreakofmeaslesintheschool.

Answers

1. (a) overbook (b) underground(c) overall (d) unaware (e) undercover (f) untie (g) outbreak (h) overcast(i) undo (j) unable

2. (a) uneven (b) Edinburgh(c) understand (d) outdoor(e) London (f) overhead

3. Across

2. London 4. undo 6. unable 7. understand 9. underage 11. overbook 13. outfit 14. overboard 17. underneath 19. overcast 20. Edinburgh

Down

1. uneven 3. unaware 5. outbreak 6. underground 8. undercover 10. outcry 11. outline 12. overhead 15. outdoor 16. overall 18. untie

4. (a) under–underage,underground,understand,undercover,underneath


outdoor outdoors

outline outlines,outlining,outlined

outbreak outbreaks

outfit outfits

outcry outcries

undo undoes,undoing,undid,undone

untie unties,untying,untied

uneven unevenly

unable —

unaware unawares

overboard —

overcast —

overhead overheads

overall overalls

overbook overbooks,overbooking,overbooked

underage —

underground —

understand understands,understanding,understood,understandable,understandably

undercover —

underneath —

Edinburgh Edinburgher,Edinburghers

London Londoner,Londoners


yourself —

myself —

offside —

seaside —

someone —

sometimes —

everyone —

everywhere —

oil oils,oiling,oiled

metre metres,centimetre(s),millimetre(s),kilometre(s)

(b) un–undo,untie,uneven,unable,unaware

(c) over–overboard,overcast,overhead,overall,overbook

(d) out–outdoor,outline,outbreak,outfit,outcry

5. (a) sometimes,overbook,undercover,seaside

(b) everywhere,underage,myself,offside

6. (a) London,understand,Edinburgh (b) Everyone,seaside,overcast (c) someone,overboard,unable

7. overall,oil,yourself


9. (a) outbreak (b) overcast(c) undercover (d) oil(e) unaware (f) outcry(g) sometimes (h) uneven

10. (a) untie(b) Edinburgh,London(c) metre (d) underground(e) oil

Unit 12 Prefixes: out-, un-, over-, under-


1. (a) he,heave(b) row,own,crow(c) or,hip,ship(d) in(e) we,flow,low,lower(f) me,do,mead

2. daisy,chick,windy

3. Across

2. chick 3. hatch 5. rainbow 6. point 8. daisy 10. meadow 13. springtime 15. daffodil 17. letter 19. heaven

Down

1. raincoat 4. crown 5. rabbit 6. puddle 7. windy 9. flowerbed 11. worship 12. flowers 13. splash 14. garden 16. foal 18. tomb

4. (a) raincoat (b) point(c) splash (d) heaven(e) windy (f) letter

5. rabbit,flowerbed/garden,crocus/daffodil,daffodil/crocus,bluebird,puddle,crown,garden/flowerbed

6. cloud

7. (a) rainbow (b) dragonfly (c) raincoat (d) springtime (e) flowerbed

8. HaveahappyEaster.


10. (a) death (b) cloud(c) foal (d) crocus(e) letter (f) splash(g) tomb (h) puddle

Unit 13Spring/Easter

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonspringwords.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘point’and‘letter’.




Dictation 1. Ihadtopostaletter,soIputonmyraincoatasitwaswindy,

andmyboots,incaseIsteppedinapuddleandmadeasplash.

2. Thequeenworeacrownwhenshewenttothetombtoworshipandsendaprayertoheaven.

3. Wehadtopointoutadaisyandadaffodilfromalltheotherflowerswhichwehadtogrowinthegarden.

4. Idrewarainbowofmanycolours,afoaleatinggrassinameadowandarabbitsittinginaflowerbed.

5. Inspringtimeonthefarm,youcanseeachickhatchfromtheegg.

Answers


chick chicks

garden gardens,gardening,gardener,gardeners

crown crowns,crowning,crowned

rabbit rabbits

flowers flower,flowering,flowered,flowery

flowerbed flowerbeds

heaven heavens,heavenly

daisy daisies

hatch hatches,hatching,hatched

rainbow rainbows

raincoat raincoats

tomb tombs,tombstone,entomb

puddle puddles

foal foals,foaling,foaled

meadow meadows

springtime springtimes

windy windier,windiest,wind,winds

daffodil daffodils

splash splashes,splashing,splashed

worship worships,worshipping,worshipped,worshipper,worshippers

point points,pointing,pointed,pointedly,pointer,pointers,pointless,pointlessly,point-blank

letter letters,letterbox,letterboxes,lettering


bonnet bonnets

cloud clouds,cloudy

Christ —

crocus crocuses

Easter —

death —

dragonfly dragonflies

bluebird bluebirds

eighteen eighteenth

seventeen seventeenth


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthesuffixes‘less’,‘ness’,and‘ly’.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘kind’and‘engage’.


• Identifyanydifficultpartsofeachword.

• Sortthelistwordsbytheirsuffixesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwords

endingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffix

isadded.

Dictation 1. Heshowedgreatbravenessinsavingoneofthechildren,sothere

wasalotofsadness,astheythoughtthataswimintheriverwasharmless.

2. Shefeltlonelyandhopelessasweaknesswasquicklyovercomingherbecauseofhersickness.

3. Theroomwaslovelyasitwasbrightlylitandshefeltasenseofhappiness.

4. Thehighclimbmadehimbreathless,soneedlesstosay,hejustlaydownquietlyashefelttotallyhelpless.

5. Thebankrobberhadnoawarenessofthecamerasohewasverycarelessinnotwearingamask.

6. Thehealthinspectorwiselycloseddowntherestaurantbusinessduetoalackofcleanliness.

7. Itwouldbekindtoengagethedriverinaconversationtokeephimawake.

Answers

1. (a) braveness (b) sadness(c) brightly (d) needless(e) lovely

2. (a) engage (b) wisely(c) breathless (d) lonely(e) awareness,careless (f) happiness,cleanliness, business,kind

3. Across

1. careless 7. awareness 9. weakness 11. cleanliness 13. helpless 16. needless 18. sickness 19. business 20. quickly

Down

2. engage 3. hopeless 4. brightly 5. quietly 6. braveness 8. breathless 9. wisely 10. kind 12. harmless 13. happiness 14. lonely 15. sadness 17. lovely


helpless help,helps,helped,helping,helplessly,helpful,unhelpful,helper,helpers

harmless harm,harms,harmed,harming,harmlessly,harmful,harmfully

careless care,cares,cared,caring,carelessly,careful,carefully,carer,carers

hopeless hope,hopes,hoped,hoping,hopelessly,hopeful,hopefully

needless need,needs,needing,needed,needlessly,needy,needier,neediest

breathless breathe,breathes,breathing,breathed,breathlessly,breathlessness,breath,breaths,breathtaking

sadness sad,sadder,saddest,sadly,sadden,saddens,saddening,saddened

awareness aware

sickness sick,sicker,sickest,sicken,sickens,sickening,sickened,sickly,sicklier,sickliest

happiness happy,happier,happiest,happily,happy-go-lucky

weakness weaknesses,weak,weaker,weakest,weakly,weaken,weakens,weakening,weakened,weakling,weaklings

braveness brave,braver,bravest,braves,braving,braved,bravely,bravery

cleanliness clean,cleaner,cleanest,cleans,cleaning,cleaned,cleanly,cleanse,cleanses,cleansing,cleansed

business businesses,businessman,businesswoman,businesslike

quietly quiet,quieter,quietest,quieten,quietens,quietening,quietened

lonely lonelier,loneliest,loneliness,lone,loner,loners,lonesome

wisely wise,wiser,wisest,wisecrack,wisecracks

lovely lovelier,loveliest,loveliness

brightly bright,brighter,brightest,brightness

quickly quicker,quickest,quicksand,quicksands

kind kinds,kinder,kindest,kindly,kindness

engage engages,engaging,engaged,engagement,engagements


there’s thereis

won’t willnot

she’s sheis

you’ll youwill

weren’t werenot

they’ve theyhave

you’re youare

hasn’t hasnot

Wales Welsh

Scotland Scot,Scots,Scottish

4. (a) ly–(2)quietly,lonely,wisely,lovely,brightly,quickly

(b) less,-(2)helpless,harmless,careless,hopeless,needless,breathless

(c) ness–(2)sadness,awareness,sickness,happiness,weakness,braveness,cleanliness,business

5. (a) happiness,cleanliness,business (b) Wales,Scotland (c) kind,Scotland

6. (a) There’s,business,Scotland (b) They’ve,quietly,quickly (c) She’s,lonely,harmless

7. kind,engage,lovely,lonely


9. (a) They’ve,lovely,Scotland (b) careless,business (c) kind,Wales,wisely

10. (a) kind (b) won’t(c) braveness (d) sickness(e) quickly (f) hasn’t

Unit 14 Suffixes: -less, -ness, -ly


1. (a) consult (b) left (c) adult (d) craft(e) difficult (f) except(g) adopt

2. (a) built/fault(b) Rome(c) wept (d) except(e) Paris (f) erupt

3. Across

1. bolt 4. consult 8. adopt 9. difficult 11. except 13. swept 14. adult 16. Paris 17. fault 19. wept 20. kept

Down

1. built 2. revolt 3. craft 5. shift 6. left 7. Rome 10. crept 12. erupt 13. swift 15. loft 18. lift

4. (a) wept (b) except(c) adopt (d) Rome(e) difficult

5. Teachercheck

6. (a) year,built,loft (b) claw,crept (c) draw,board

7. (a) consult (b) soar(c) revolt (d) stalk(e) craft


9. (a) draw (b) swept(c) crept (d) built(e) kept (f) adopted

10. (a) fault (b) chalk(c) today (d)craft

Unit 15pt, lt, ft

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthegraphemes‘pt’,‘lt’,and‘ft’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,

‘Rome’and‘Paris’.

Teaching Points• Identifyeachgraphemeandhowitisrepresented.Childrenwill

needtolistencarefullyandpronouncetheendingsclearly.

• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Rules Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.

Dictation 1. Inordertoshiftthecraftintothewater,weallhadtohelp,

exceptMumwhohadquietlycreptaway.

2. ItwasdifficultforanadulttogetuptotheloftsoIhadtogoupandseewherehekepthispictures.

3. Theboltonthegatewasbroken,andsheweptforhermissingdog,assheknewitwasherfault.

4. Thevolcanobegantoeruptandasthelavasweptdowntheleftsideofthemountainitjustmissedthenewlybuilthotel.

5. Therewasaswiftchangeinthegovernment’sdecisionastheyhadtostoparevolt.

6. Shegotthelifttothetopfloortoconsultherlawyeraboutthebabyshewantedtoadopt.

7. RomeandParisarecapitalcities.

Answers


crept creep,creeps,creeping,creeper

swept sweep,sweeps,sweeping,sweeper

wept weep,weeps,weeping

kept keep,keeps,keeping,keeper

except exception,exceptions,exceptional,exceptionally

adopt adopts,adopting,adopted,adoption

erupt erupts,erupting,erupted,eruption

fault faults,faulting,faulted

built build,builds,building,buildings,builder,builders

consult consults,consulting,consulted,consultancy,consultancies,consultant,consultants,consultation,consultations,consultative

bolt bolts,bolting,bolted

revolt revolts,revolting,revolted,revolution,revolutions,revolutionary,revolutionaries

difficult difficulty,difficulties

adult adults,adolescent,adolescents,adulthood

left leave,leaves,leaving

loft lofts,lofty,loftier,loftiest

swift swifter,swiftest,swiftly,swiftness

shift shifts,shifted,shifting

craft crafts,crafted,crafting,crafty

lift lifts,lifted,lifting

Rome Roman,Romans

Paris Parisian,Parisians


draw draws,drawing,drew,drawn

claw claws,clawing,clawed

soar soars,soaring,soared

board boards,boarding,boarded

more —

score scores,scoring,scored

stalk stalks,stalking,stalked

chalk chalks,chalking,chalked

today —

year years,yearly


Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonaddingthesuffixes‘ly’and‘ed’tobasewords

endingwith‘y’.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘litre’and‘busy’.


• Discusshowthe‘y’changesto‘i’ineachbasewordwhenasuffixisadded.

• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothesuffixesandbrainstormtoaddtoeachlist.

Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixis

added.(The‘y’isretainedinbusyness,asnottoconfusewithbusiness).

• The‘y’isretainedattheendofbasewordsbeforeadding‘ing’toavoid‘ii’beingwritten.Twoexceptionsaretaxiingandskiing.

Dictation 1. Hewassobusyashehappilysuppliedtheclubwithallthewineneeded

fortheparties.

2. Thebulliescraftilyavoidedtheteacherandthismadehimreactangrily.

3. Asthehairdresserdriedherhairshesangmerrilyalongtotheradio.

4. EverySaturdayshebusilyemptiesherboot,thencarriesitallinsideandcheerilycleansthecar,eventhedayshegotmarried.

5. Ourdog,whoburiesbones,haddirtiedthecarpetandwewereworried,butwhenweappliedalitreofshampooitwassoonclean.

6 HeneverstudiessohewaseasilyfoundoutashehadcopiedJohn’shomework.

Answers

1. (a) litre (b) applied(c) cheerily (d) buries(e) dirtied (f) busy(g) angrily (h) bullies(i) merrily (j) worried(k) supplied (l) craftily

2 (a) carry (b) dry(c) copy (d) easy(e) happy

3. Across

4. angrily 5. easily 7. applied 10. bullies 12. litre 13. worried 14. empties 15. copied 16. busy 17. married 18. craftily 19. parties

Down

1. cheerily 2. dried 3. happily 6. studies 8. dirtied 9. merrily 10. buries 11. supplied 15. carries 16. busily

4. (a) worry,worries,worried,worrying


happily happy,happier,happiest,happiness

merrily merry,merrier,merriest,merriment,merriness

busily busy,busier,busiest,busyness

angrily angry,angrier,angriest,anger,angers,angering,angered

easily easy,easier,easiest

cheerily cheery,cheerier,cheeriest,cheerfully,cheerfulness,cheer,cheers,cheering,cheered

craftily crafty,craftier,craftiest

worried worry,worries,worrying

married marry,marries,marrying,marriage,marriages

dirtied dirt,dirty,dirtier,dirtiest

copied copies,copying,copier,copyright,copyrights

supplied supply,supplies,supplying,supplier,suppliers

dried dry,drier,driest,dries,drying,dryness,drily,dryer,dryers

applied apply,applies,applying,application,applications,applicant,applicants,applicable,appliance,appliances

studies study,studying,studied,studious,studiously

carries carry,carrying,carried,carriage,carriages,carriageway,carriageways,carrier,carriers

parties party

empties empty,emptier,emptying,emptied,emptiness

buries bury,burying,buried

bullies bully,bullying,bullied

litre litres

busy busier,busiest,busies,busying,busied,busily


reward rewards,rewarding,rewarded

warden wardens

award awards,awarding,awarded

awkward —

warrior warriors

swarm swarms,swarming,swarmed

wardrobe wardrobes

warning warnings

fortnight fortnights

second seconds,seconding,seconded

(b) study,studies,studied,studying

(c) empty,empties,emptied,emptying

(d) marry,marries,married,marrying

(e) supply,supplies,supplied,supplying

5. Teachercheck

6. (a) applied,studies,award (b) angrily,warning,bullies

7. reward,busy,dried

8. (a) worried (b) empties(c) dirtied (d) busy(e) married (f) reward(g) happily (h) easily


10. (a) second,fortnight (b) litre (c) swarm(d) busy (e) cheerily(f) warrior,worried,fortnight

11. (a) dried (b) busy(c) studies (d) worried(e) award (f) warden

Unit 16 Suffixes: -y words


1. (a) boar (b)pour(c) court (d)poor(e) store (f) roar(g) oar (h)chore(i) floor (j) door

2. (a) anymore (b)fourth(c) moor (d)explore(e) uproar (f) ignore(g) door (h)boarder(i) adore (j) court

3. Across 4. store 5.fourth 8. Switzerland13.oar 14. Italy 15.pour 17. explore 19.floor 20. court

Down

1. chore 2.adore 3. moor 4.shore 6. boar 7.uproar 8. score 9.ignore 10. roar 11.anymore 12. door 16.boarder 18. poor

4. (a) Italy (b) fourth(c) Switzerland (d) uproar(e) ignore

5. (a) know (b) no(c) write (d) right(e) boar (f) bore

6. (a) tomorrow (b) anymore(c) boarder (d) ghost(e) explore (f) Switzerland(g) comb (h) England

7. ghost,ignore,chore

8. (a) shipwreck (b) doorknob(c) seashore (d) scoreboard(e) courtyard (f) storeroom(g) honeycomb (h) breadcrumb


10. (a) stores,storing,stored (b) wrecks,wrecking,wrecked (c) explores,exploring,explored (d) know,knows,knowing (e) write,writes,writing

Unit 17ore, oor, oar, our

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ore’,‘oor’,‘oar’or‘our’to

representasound(phoneme).

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Italy’and‘Switzerland’.


• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.

Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending

with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.• Tomakewordsendingwith‘f’plural,the‘f’ischangedto‘v’and

‘es’isadded.

Dictation 1. Wehadtomoortheboatsowecouldexploretheshorewherewewould

findmorewildboar. 2. Thefourthyearboarderhadtoappearincourtashechosetoignorethe

litterfine.

3. Mumletoutaroarwhenshesawthescratchonthedoor.Nowthepoordogliesontheflooroutsideashewon’tgointhereanymore.

4. InSwitzerlandwehadtostorelogsforthewinterandchoppingthemwasmydailychore.

5. Thecookcauseduproarinthekitchenwhenhespilledthesaucehehadbeguntopour.

6. Iadorerowing,butIbrokemyoarduringtheraceinItalysotheydidnotcountascore.

Answers


explore explores,exploring,explored,exploration,exploratory,explorer

score scores,scoring,scored,scorer

ignore ignores,ignoring,ignored,ignoramus,ignoramuses,ignorant,ignorantly,ignorance

adore adores,adoring,adored,adorable,adoration

shore shores,shoring,shored,shoreline,shorelines

chore chores

anymore —

store stores,storing,stored,storage,storeroom,storerooms

door doors,doorway,doorways

moor moors,mooring,moored,moorings

floor floors,flooring,floored,floorboard,floorboards

poor poorer,poorest

uproar —

roar roars,roaring,roared

boar boars

boarder boarders,board,boards,boarding,boarded

oar oars

fourth four,fours,fourteen,fourteenth

court courts,courting,courted,courteous,courtesy

pour pours,pouring,poured

Italy Italian,Italians

Switzerland Swiss


know knows,knew,knowing,knowledge

knife knives

honest honesty,honestly

ghost ghosts,ghostly

wreck wrecks,wrecked,wrecking

write writes,wrote,writing,written

crumb crumbs,crumble,crumbles,crumbling,crumbled,crumbly

comb combs,combed,combing

tomorrow —

England English,Englishman,Englishmen,Englishwoman,Englishwomen


1. (a) castle (b) caravan,postcards(c) shorts (d) sandals(e) sausages(f) prawns

2. Berlin,tennis,lighter

3. Across

3. jeans 5. salad 8. tennis 9. caravan 11. steak 12. Moscow 13. prawns 17. racket 18. jumper 20. castle 21. umbrella

Down

1. postcards2. lakes 4. sausages 6. lighter 7. sandals 10. charcoal 13. park 14. shorts 15. barbecue16. Berlin 19. circus

4. (a) jumper (b) shorts(c) circus (d) caravan(e) salad (f) lakes

5. InAmerica,wesawthecircus,sailedonaboatonthelake,andspenttheeveningatabarbecueonthebeacheatingsausages.

6. (a) beach (b) prawns(c) salad (d) boat(e) said (f) jeans(g) flight (h) plane(i) racket (j) steak

7. charcoal,circus,boat

8. Takeyourpassportontheplane.


Unit 18 Summer Holidays

Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonsummerwords.

• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Moscow’and‘Berlin’.




Dictation

1. Wehadeatenasteakandlotsofsausages,sooffwentthebarbecueandweleftthecharcoaltocooldown.

2. Iwasmuchlighterafteraweekofeatingfreshprawnsandsalad.

3. TheMoscowcircuswasbesideourcaravanpark,soweputonourshortsandsandalsandsetoff,asIhadbrokenmyracketandcouldn’tplaytennis.

4. WewrotesomepostcardswhilesittingunderoursunumbrellaandthenwentfishinginthelakesofBerlin.

5. Itwassocoldinthecastlewehadtoputonjeansandajumper.

Answers


barbecue barbecues,barbecuing,barbecued

steak steaks

sausages sausage

charcoal —

lighter lighters

tennis —

racket orracquet,rackets,racquets

prawns prawn

salad salads

lakes lake

park parks

caravan caravans

jeans —

jumper jumpers

shorts —

sandals sandal

castle castles,sandcastle(s)

postcards postcard

circus circuses

umbrella umbrellas

Moscow Muscovite,Muscovites

Berlin Berliner,Berliners


plane planes,planning,planed,deplane

hotel hotels

passport passports

ticket tickets,ticketing,ticketed

beach beaches,beaching,beached

boat boats,boating,boated

uniform uniforms,uniforming,uniformed,uniformity,uniformly

flight flights,flighting,flighted

said say,saying

there there’s


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Unit 1r x f l o g c s s t r v n d s g Mw o m e n i q r h u d o r i z o nn r r l e v o l a t d n d e n b cr e o h x g x l l t n w a d e n ip e r s x e e i f e h o a l o l gh d h d h u n f y e x y r i e j uc w f t l o l e c t e q n f q r sb r M s o i c l a h m o d e t x ld h u a h c h k l g g w t e e f uh y l o r e o c f d p g e b l f si v g t g c l i y i m v s q l a ef x c r n f h f s c m x e e f o kb r a w e b z u w e s w e e f k je l a s v s e o d d m p g x l j kh x k c o m u s u f o o h p o j tx a v l s e a i c w g e f i w b fe m q r j q k i e l e a f l u c k

Unit 2

w h i c h n d n h q s x y u ty e f k e k y e n f k p t s ja y g t n o j f i b n y t b jp d s a n i m a l r u l e d fp i o s x j t m l a c p r d nl w r i s t t h a n k p p e my h s t r h y m e n l u a i ep i q h i n p t e r e s n r dk l e i l z f e i e r b y t na e l s d o m g w u v o l e ou u t t a l h l o r g i t m ct l s l s t i n a h e t l i hu o i e g u o u u s i a k a pm c h g i h l r b r p d t o mn h w n d z t p w o y p x h b

Unit 3o e c c y e s t e r d a y f rr i g z b e w a r e y h j f sl i z l h c p b l l s l d u fD i a c a y b u z z l t p t ad u a h g r r i b e e a a s iw r b x c t e i m r d h t r re h y l u h t s a f l e B s ek a p a i e s d s r e r s m kf i a c r n r u i i i c t s fo r i r i j a a p a c A a i fh y r o a n r m p p s p i d az a h s h w e e e s s r r a tt l j s c a r e r e a i f i sk n z s m a r e a d l l x r sf z c e e i l k f o g v v y w

Unit 4

s h c l e a n m i d d l e g hd e a f p t s a f k a e r b sh a d a c t i n s t e a d r xe d r t e b o b e l f u m e ea t u a w t r j l a r r g a ev g d a h e h e g g h a m t ly y x t a t l r a p s e e h ga n a d x t r v e d u y a a nr e t c h x x a e a l e a d ad h l r m p r r e n d t l u tu a e t l n e c z k t w i g cc a e b t v q a x l k k u g et b v r j i e j r e l d d i r

m l b o t t l e e l g n i s ld l r o w d e a d l y m n l o

Unit 5

Word Search Answers


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o o c n g i eg i f t o n r u g

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u s p i l c C j oo u r r n a o h D c r

w s e e m t k t r e h j fk l y e e s i c i

c j i v r s m s e m ha p p k f e o l t m n d o

r l i r y f n s s m b e q l lc o n c e r t t t r a e y e j y y

y c e h d l a i s r s l fc a n d l e s b e e n d x e c

a d o k n d p e l h i y l i m a fw o x l l i v w g e t a c r o w d s uw o n s l e g n a e d j n a m w o n s

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Unit 7

x q u e s t i o n k e r a u q sn e i j q q x o w m h s b d s xs q u a s h r r e a d e t i u qj v h n a g e a r e m r i u q su t y w e x o g c p g j c q u ei o i e y v u n s i j u l i o rc c o u s e a a l d k i t l c te j k p r i j k u x t c i c p er y h d m f u r g r r y x k e my l r z s a i r m q u d g w u it e i u q n h f b o e v e o l lw r z b g r l s r o k r u o a ll a s q u e a k s l b z c b v iq i r w w d n p m g v t r m w mp z i c e n t i l i t r e a h xv u c u e d t g p r o o f b e p

Unit 8u o c o e c n e e d e p i t n e c hm i z i g q o l d e r e l c r i c dh u n a r g p c a w t s b b u s e nd g i b i c v v c y c l o n e d f uf u a c l x u r w i e n k m x w v oc p g n l i i m v s x t r a g i c fy e a i x a n c f y s f p e n c i lp p n a y s c d f e c f p r i z y ga f j t d d p b d a r v b n i o t nr r a r u l b n v l y e e e g n d jc e l e t r i e r w y m n j q j c ae d a c s k y e h t a y n c s t s el l b t q e m c e i o a k b e i t rh o m f v i d t g e n l l s x u e kd f y w n u e c n i s d d c a c n ng i c d y e l c y c x l f o c r c ap a c n d j v a g e n c y l y i i mc s q a u r e d n i l y c d v c l e

Unit 9

Word Search Answers

h o t t e r t i n i e s t x h k io s n s o r n b l i g h t e s t iu k z e y a t s e l l a m s r l bm z b d w a g g t d l b r e n o sa c i r e m A s a n i z n o s c ae k w a x w e r i s v a m s r y pr x w h e k k c h e e r i e s t tc r s a c e u h x m l e e t s h ss w k i s c r s c s s n z s p q eh e h t l i s p u t t m c e r l tr t s e n n i h t a a r c i o s af i a p g w z l k v l s o c u o ed r s s p r a i n o l t l n t f rn k p m d j n x p n e r d u g t gw a r t s d z o w j r a e o o e om j a h e s c r a p e p r b a s rg f y r k a n g r i e s t k e t f

Unit 6


s e m i t e m o s f l l a r e v oh u h x y j f l e s r u o y o s ug n g j x o e o n e w o u t f i ta e r o d u u v o o u t l i n e du v u a o t n e e v e w v i o r bn e b d t d d r m r e i a f a e ad n n e o o e h o o y r t o a r oe u i d f o r e s u e w b n L t vr n d i f r a a u v t r h o u e en e E s s l g d o n e b n e o m re v k a i x e c a v a d r m r k ca e k e d m r s o o o w t e o e at r k s e e t x y n u c a s a b sh y s a d e c v v m v t q r v k tr o y n u n a b l e a z c h e x pq n u n d e r g r o u n d r o i lk e f d n a t s r e d n u m y z m

Unit 12

f e f b l s k e u t o w e l d a rm l b c e s e g k b c a n c e l sa b l s g q l a k r j z u j l t yr m e j n m z t r a v e l q a r rg e n i a t z s k n l d y b w u ao s n j b k u w o c u e l h j l ul s u s i m p l e h l e b d s e ri a t i v b p l n r g e r a o w bk t l k i l o m e t r e v l l e ee l i g a y v a o a v c e e i j Fk t t e r r i b l e s v g u l x je l g n a x b r z w o e e f a w pc r u n c h e i l n h c t a c h es w e b q j u d g e e s a m w s gp e o p l e z g q t l j b u d v ut k r d u h b e t g x n l v r c hr v s p r i n k l e a s e y p b u

Unit 11

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w o o x C a ca n w u r h t e u

r k e o d j r a p m sx t y d c q u i w u o k v

s r y h h s f d ai a g s i t o d sa g a g a c h l ed l m p u c k e vp r m x d e b r e w o l f d

s l e t t e r y d n f n x l r tp e t t z h h y s f t j m n o a z r

q x m y s d h d n o t e y k h w g h yi e a o r p y e e e e y a e o e rt d E k s i n c e n u v t r n a ug o p e u n b h g t v m c s f v yn d m y o o j e w p h y h p l e ki m e b j w r j u w r g a r y n rr d t a k w b z j l o l i v e p wp o i n t v p t i b b a r e s f js w o r s h i p b p j b x e y t x

m n h u l i d o f f a d g l m f n e x

Unit 13

t h e y l l v e t y f d n b t t bt w o u l d n t a g t o e w m n ne l p e s t b q e q r c y w a s di e t o b v h c r e a z r k e e cf s h y p p r f g u g r a r r o wo w a l y b f n s d n s u d c d ad y i g s o a e m i g n n p e g ap o h r e h e g u s e t a p c k de i h k o a c o u g c n J a i p rt c a w d v a z d r i e e s f e ii t a q t e r w c a v r c s h c va n m r n n t t a c d a i e g i el s m w d t m s n e a h r r f o i

w a l n i r e h t o r b p b l v nr w t q d x e p o r u E h y q x ri t n d l u o h s x f t m r k y ks m k t n d l u o c s p a c e g h

Unit 10

Word Search Answers


q u i c k l y v c u v y z y v s zs s e l h t a e r b l v l o s d uc m y z i e g a g n e o y e v r ea y l t h g i r b n f p n o v t ir f e s v t x q l s e d j e u o qe w s s s e n i l n a e l c l r ll e i e d q d p s s w t d t a y ee r w n t s w d s h o p e l e s ss e s e h d e s e a j u k c e w es n i v e n a e n w t n s a h s hs t c a y a k r i a f f m x e q se d k r v l n e p r d t f l b a el f n b e t e h p e m a a s h t u

m q e i h o s t a n x W l l u o yr e s e k c s s h e y l t e i u qa p s i w S s b s s e n i s u b mh e l p l e s s w s w n r w o n t

Unit 14t l u s n o c k o e r o c s co g j m h a r e r u p t g u ut p e w t e s p h t x r b o gw b p f v z t t f p m q a t uc o o o s b a i l j i p v e pe l l f h t l u c i f f i d yt t a e i t k e c r e p t i dl f l w f d l x f i a r o o ru q i e t d c u j t i f a r aa f s w r l b h d u y r t o wf o p a s s i r a a d o p t so t o e o h z u d l s i r a Pi b v u m a s o b o k p e x zo y l o q o t i v e x c e p tt p e w s p R f r z m o r e a

Unit 15

b z y m s y p a r t i e s s x f dh a p p i l y p b u l l i e s i ec r a f t i l y k u m a w a r d el w l w s s v s d v s o f t s a xk x u a e u x w e c a y i e s p au l c g i b m a i u k e c i h p wa w e n r m d r p y d o l s w l kw s m e u e e m o v n y v a i i wo e p d b r i t c d b c r t a e ar i t r c r l h e l z r r k n d rr d i a a i p g b r i e r n g y di u e w r l p i o o d e i r r a me t s i r y u n r e w a r d i j cd s b q i m s t d b p h x o l r tz y u z e c f r r d e i r d y l il n p w s y m o a c h e e r i l y

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Unit 16q o l g y t y k b y a u r b sf d t h p e r o n g i w a m ce x p l o r e r o o m r o o ol w a e r o d a h q w i q c rS t t s a n y m o r e t t b ew g a v a c u t b p e e o t ei i h l x o m m x v s r m u ot r g o y u u e r i r a o u vz n e k s r h t o f o h r h jE b z d c t s b o u a r r j sr r e k r e m u l p r s o v rl p r u n a r i f r t r w o ia k o o x i o w c o r o o p sn f h u y m f b r a z d q f dd d c o r y l e b r e b o a r

Unit 17

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Unit 18

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