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Year 2 - Spelling Months
Throughout your life, you will need to write the date on lots of different things. Make sure you know how to spell the months of the year.

Year 2 - Spelling Months

Learn the months of the year and spell them correctly. Remember, months are names, so they start with a capital letter when you write the date.

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Fascinating Fact:

September, October, November, and December all end with “ber”. This can help you remember the last part of each word.

In KS1 English Spelling, Year 2 pupils practise spelling the months of the year and using capital letters. This supports writing dates for letters, homework, diaries, and classroom work.

Key Terms

  • Month: One part of the year, like April or December.
  • Capital letter: A big letter used at the start of a name, like “M” in May.
  • Date: The day and month written together, like 6 June.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

Do you need a capital letter for the months of the year?

Yes, month names are proper names, so they always start with a capital letter, such as March, August, and December.

What are the months of the year in order?

The months in order are January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December.

How can I practise spelling the months at home?

Say each month slowly, clap the syllables, and write real dates like “12 January”. Check each spelling and the capital letter at the start.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .
The two months that begin with M are ____ and ____.
March and Maey
Maerch and May
March and Maye
March and May
March is the third month of the year and May is the fifth.
2 .
Easter is celebrated in ____
April
Aprill
Apral
Aprall
Easter is always celebrated on a Sunday and follows Good Friday.
3 .
The second month of the year is ____.
Febuary
February
Febbruary
Februarey
On 14th February lots of people celebrate and send cards to the one they love.
4 .
The first month of the year is ____.
Janry
Januery
January
Jannury
January is in winter - a time when it is often very cold.
5 .
We celebrate Halloween in ____.
Oktober
October
Octoeber
Octoba
Halloween always happens on the 31st.
6 .
Guy Fawkes Night is celebrated in ____.
November
Novemba
Novmber
Nouvember
This is always celebrated on 5th November.
7 .
We go back to school in ____.
Sepember
Setember
September
Saptember
September is the ninth month of the year.
8 .
The seventh month of the year is ____.
Julie
Juley
July
Juligh
There are three months that begin with J.
9 .
The sixth month of the year is ____ and the last month is ____.
Joon and December
June and Desember
June and December
Joone and December
Christmas is always celebrated on 25th December.
10 .
Oh no, it's raining in ____!
Orgust
August
Augaust
Aurgust
It is normally quite sunny in August but it can still rain during this month, which creates rainbows!
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)
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