This 'Review 1' spelling quiz tests KS1 children on a mixture of spellings taken from the National Curriculum. These spellings are not in sound groups and so will be the best way to see if a child has remembered these words.
Do you think you know all the spellings? Well, it’s time to test you! All these words have been covered in our Spelling Quizzes but are not in sound groups. Can you spell the missing words?
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
This spelling pattern looked at the 'il' sound when it made an 'al' sound instead.
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This word has a silent 'g'.
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If you are changing the root word, like happy, and it ends in a 'y' - we replace the 'y' for an 'i'.
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It happens to be a hummingbird. The word 'hum' has a short vowel sound, so we need to double the last letter then add 'ing'.
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The apostrophe replaces the missing 'o'.
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By adding the suffix 'ful' we are saying that he was full of pain!
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You can see plenty of modern art at the Tate Modern in London and admission is free.
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We need to add 'd' then 'est' onto the word 'sad'.
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Here we are joining the words would and not together but erasing the 'o'.
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The end of station sounds like 'shun' but is spelt 'tion'.
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