Building Strong Foundations in Spelling: Year 4 Autumn Week 4 Activities
Spelling Y4
Mastering spellings: building of the foundations of phonics
Autumn 1
Week 4
(
Duplicate of Year 3 summer 2 week 4
)
Year 4 - Autumn 1
Week 4 - Monday
Let’s
Revisit and Review
…
Do you remember this challenge
word?
Definition – in fact or really
actually
ADVERB
I didn’t actually see her – I just heard
her voice.
________
Definition – very great
ex
treme
ADJECTIVE
The weather forecast was for
extreme heat.
_______
Homophones
Homophones
Words which sound the same but
have different spellings, meanings or
origins
ball
bawl
Let’s
Teach and Practise
Root word family:
scope
meaning
to ‘see’
from Greek
scope
telescope
microscope
Definition - the extent of the
area of something
scope
(noun)
Definition - an optical instrument
designed to make distant objects
appear near
telescope
(noun)
Definition - an optical instrument
used for viewing very small objects
microscope
(noun)
We widened the scope of our
investigation.
_____
We used the telescope to look at the
stars.
_________
There was a microscope in the
science laboratory.
__________
New CHALLENGE words.
Definition - an unfortunate incident that
happens unexpectedly and
unintentionally, typically resulting in
damage or injury
accident
NOUN
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident.
________
Definition - accept that (something)
is true, especially without proof
believe
VERB
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
_______
Let’s
Practise and Apply
.
Can you spot the spelling rule words
and the challenge words?
The scope of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under extreme pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
The
scope
of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually
, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under
extreme
pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you
inspect
stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone.
Respect
must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
Write this sentence as I dictate it to
you.
The
scope
of materials to build homes from is
large.
Actually
, stone has been quarried in the
UK with over 120 different types of building
stone being used for housing.
Did you write it correctly?
Edit your work and make sure you have it correct.
Can you underline the spelling words that we have covered in this session?
Year 4 - Autumn 1
Week 4 - Tuesday
Let’s
Revisit and Review
…
Do you remember this challenge
word?
Definition – in fact or really
actually
ADVERB
I didn’t actually see her – I just heard
her voice.
________
Definition – very great
ex
treme
ADJECTIVE
The weather forecast was for
extreme heat.
_______
Homophones
Homophones
Words which sound the same but
have different spellings, meanings or
origins
fair
fare
Let’s
Teach and Practise
Root word family:
scope
meaning
to ‘see’
from Greek
horoscope
periscope
Definition - a forecast of a
person’s future
horoscope
(noun)
Definition - a piece of equipment
consisting of a tube and set of
mirrors by which an observer can
see things otherwise out of sight
periscope
(noun)
My horoscope said that I was about
to have some good fortune.
_________
The submarine captain looked
through the periscope.
_________
New CHALLENGE words.
Definition - an unfortunate incident that
happens unexpectedly and
unintentionally, typically resulting in
damage or injury
accident
NOUN
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident.
________
Definition - accept that (something)
is true, especially without proof
believe
VERB
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
_______
Let’s
Practise and Apply
.
Can you spot the spelling rule words
and the challenge words?
The scope of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under extreme pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
The
scope
of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually
, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under
extreme
pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you
inspect
stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone.
Respect
must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
Write this sentence as I dictate it to
you.
Stone is an excellent building material due to
its strength under
extreme
pressure .
Did you write it correctly?
Edit your work and make sure you have it correct.
Can you underline the spelling words that we have covered in this session?
Year 4 - Autumn 1
Week 4 - Wednesday
Let’s
Revisit and Review
…
Do you remember this challenge
word?
Definition – in fact or really
actually
ADVERB
I didn’t actually see her – I just heard
her voice.
________
Definition – very great
ex
treme
ADJECTIVE
The weather forecast was for
extreme heat.
_______
Homophones
Homophones
Words which sound the same but
have different spellings, meanings or
origins
grate
great
Let’s
Teach and Practise
Root word family:
‘
spect
’
meaning
to ‘observe’
from Latin
inspectus
inspect
spectator
respect
Definition - carefully examine
inspect
(verb)
Definition - an observer
spectator
(noun)
Definition - a feeling of deep
admiration
respect
(noun)
It was time to inspect how tidy the
bedroom was.
_______
The spectator cheered when the
team scored a goal.
_________
The children had a lot of respect for
their teacher.
_______
New CHALLENGE words.
Definition - an unfortunate incident that
happens unexpectedly and
unintentionally, typically resulting in
damage or injury
accident
NOUN
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident.
________
Definition - accept that (something)
is true, especially without proof
believe
VERB
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
_______
Let’s
Practise and Apply
.
Can you spot the spelling rule words
and the challenge words?
The scope of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under extreme pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
The
scope
of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually
, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under
extreme
pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you
inspect
stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone.
Respect
must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
Write this sentence as I dictate it to
you.
When you
inspect
stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried
locally.
Did you write it correctly?
Edit your work and make sure you have it correct.
Can you underline the spelling words that we have covered in this session?
Year 4 - Autumn 1
Week 4 - Thursday
Let’s
Revisit and Review
…
Do you remember this challenge
word?
Definition – in fact or really
actually
ADVERB
I didn’t actually see her – I just heard
her voice.
________
Definition – very great
ex
treme
ADJECTIVE
The weather forecast was for
extreme heat.
_______
Homophones
Homophones
Words which sound the same but
have different spellings, meanings or
origins
grown
groan
Let’s
Teach and Practise
Root word family:
‘
spect
’
meaning
to ‘observe’
from Latin
inspectus
perspective
spectacles
Definition - a point of view
perspective
(noun)
Definition - glasses
spectacles
(noun)
Try to see things from his
perspective.
___________
I’ve lost my spectacles!
__________
New CHALLENGE words.
Definition - an unfortunate incident that
happens unexpectedly and
unintentionally, typically resulting in
damage or injury
accident
NOUN
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident.
________
Definition - accept that (something)
is true, especially without proof
believe
VERB
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
_______
Let’s
Practise and Apply
.
Can you spot the spelling rule words
and the challenge words?
The scope of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under extreme pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
The
scope
of materials to build homes from is large.
Actually
, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120
different types of building stone being used for housing.
Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength
under
extreme
pressure and is great against wind and
water. When you
inspect
stone homes carefully, you
notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is
due to the difficulty in transporting stone.
Respect
must
be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to
quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
Write this sentence as I dictate it to
you.
Respect
must be given to the Ancient
Egyptians for developing ways to quarry, move
and shape huge blocks of stone to create
homes.
Did you write it correctly?
Edit your work and make sure you have it correct.
Can you underline the spelling words that we have covered in this session?
Year 4 - Autumn 1
Week 4 - Friday
Old challenge words…
actually
extreme
Old spelling rule words…
(homophones)
ball
bawl
fair
fare
grate
great
grown
groan
New spelling rule words…
scope
telescope
microscope
horoscope
periscope
inspect
spectator
respect
perspective
spectacles
New challenge words…
accident
believe
Quick Quiz time…
Did you get
them correct?
•
Ball
•
Great
•
actually
•
extreme
•
accident
Edit your work.
•
Believe
•
telescope
•
horoscope
•
spectacles
•
inspector
Word class time…
accident
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident
accident
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident
Adverb
pronoun
verb
verb
determiner
adjective
noun
accident
Luckily I avoided having a nasty
accident
Adverb
pronoun
verb
verb
determiner
adjective
noun
believe
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
Pronoun
(modal) verb verb
determiner
noun
believe
I couldn’t believe my eyes!
Pronoun
(modal) verb verb
determiner
noun
Etymology
The history of a word….
accident (n.)
late 14c., "an occurrence, incident, event; what comes by
chance," from Old French accident (12c.)
from Latin accidentem (nominative accidens) "an occurrence;
chance; misfortune,"
noun use of present participle of accidere "happen, fall out,
fall upon," from ad "to"
believe (v.)
Old English belyfan
"to have faith or confidence" (in a person)
Let’s
investigate….
Write a multiple choice quiz for each word with three
incorrect spellings and one correct spelling.
Your partner will identify the correct spelling and
explain why the others are wrong
•
For example:
•
akcident
•
a
ccident
•
acident
•
acsident
Dive into mastering spellings with a focus on phonics foundations in Year 4, Autumn Week 4. Explore challenging words, homophones, adverbs, adjectives, and root word families through engaging activities and practice sessions.
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Spelling Y4 Mastering spellings: building of the foundations of phonics Autumn 1 Week 4 (Duplicate of Year 3 summer 2 week 4)
Year 4 - Autumn 1 Week 4 - Monday
actually ADVERB Definition in fact or really
I didnt actually see her I just heard her voice. ________
extreme ADJECTIVE Definition very great
The weather forecast was for extreme heat. _______
Homophones Words which sound the same but have different spellings, meanings or origins
Root word family: scope meaning to see from Greek
scope (noun) Definition - the extent of the area of something
telescope (noun) Definition - an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear near
microscope (noun) Definition - an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects
We widened the scope of our investigation. _____
We used the telescope to look at the stars. _________
There was a microscope in the science laboratory. __________
accident NOUN Definition - an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
Luckily I avoided having a nasty accident. ________
believe VERB Definition - accept that (something) is true, especially without proof
I couldnt believe my eyes! _______
Can you spot the spelling rule words and the challenge words?
The scope of materials to build homes from is large. Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120 different types of building stone being used for housing. Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength under extreme pressure and is great against wind and water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create homes.
The scope of materials to build homes from is large. Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120 different types of building stone being used for housing. Stone is an excellent building material due to its strength under extreme pressure and is great against wind and water. When you inspect stone homes carefully, you notice the type of stone used is quarried locally. This is due to the difficulty in transporting stone. Respect must be given to the Ancient Egyptians for developing ways to quarry, move and shape huge blocks of stone to create homes.
Did you write it correctly? Edit your work and make sure you have it correct. Can you underline the spelling words that we have covered in this session? The scope of materials to build homes from is large. Actually, stone has been quarried in the UK with over 120 different types of building stone being used for housing.
Year 4 - Autumn 1 Week 4 - Tuesday
actually ADVERB Definition in fact or really
I didnt actually see her I just heard her voice. ________
extreme ADJECTIVE Definition very great
The weather forecast was for extreme heat. _______
Homophones Words which sound the same but have different spellings, meanings or origins
Root word family: scope meaning to see from Greek
