Spelling Inspiration for Parents and Carers at St. Oswald's

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Phonics is still taught with identified Year 2 pupils
Spelling is taught using the Read, Write, Inc Spelling
programme from Year 2 to Year 6
Phonics and spelling interventions are offered to identified
pupils
Weekly spelling tests linked to their learning in spelling/phonic
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We complete termly assessments to identify any
misconceptions and potential gaps in the children’s
spelling knowledge
Children are then grouped appropriately to ensure that
any misconceptions are addressed and gaps filled.
Learning takes place at your child’s level
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RWI – Spelling Programme
RWI – Spelling Programme
Read Write Inc. 
Spelling is for children in Years 2 to 6 who can read
accurately, with increasing speed.
With 15 minutes of daily teaching, children develop confident
spelling.
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6 tricky words from the previous week/s – enables the pupils to
consolidate their learning.
Self mark the words and circle any incorrect graphemes.
At home, you could keep copies of previous
spellings and keep revisiting the tricky ones
a few weeks later, in a quick fire way.
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This is the time when we introduce the children to the focus
sound/spelling rule for the week
 
At home, you could ask your child what the rule is they are
learning about and exploring.
Write ambitious sentences using their spelling words.
Hunt for their words in their reading books.
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Pupils here apply their sound-grapheme correspondences by
dotting the graphemes with one letter and dashing the
graphemes with two or more letters.
They draw a smile to indicate a split grapheme.
At home, you could ask your child to dot and dash their
spellings. What are the sounds?
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Pupils here go back to the roots of a word – the root gives the most meaning
to a word and it doesn’t have a prefix before it or a suffix after it.
e.g. jump – jumped, jumping,
 
At home, you could ask your child to identify the root word of their spellings
or words in their books, or you could ask them which prefixes or suffixes could
work.
Explore what happens when certain suffixes are added – do we: swap, double
or drop?
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Pupils here practise the spellings in the context of a sentence with
their partner.
At home, you could dictate some short sentences with spelling
words in.
You could dictate some sentences from their reading books to jot
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Pupils here recall the spellings of the words practised by playing a
game. They take turns and if the spelling is correct, they tick a star. If
it’s incorrect, they can’t tick a star.
At home, you could play this game with past spellings or this week’s
spellings. Your child could pick out some really tricky spellings for you
to have a go at.
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Pupils here develop their awareness of word families to reinforce
spellings. The task helps the pupils select the correct spelling so that
a sentence makes sense.
Plaied, played  -  The boys ____________ with the football on the
________ground.
At home, you could build word families up from a root and create
sentences around these words.
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Mnemonics – because – big elephants can’t always understand small
elephants, should/could/would – oh U lucky duck,
Say it as it looks – Wednesday; Wed-nes-day
Word in a word – 
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Sticky letter – people – o is a sticky letter – draw a face. Or the word O can be
said in a cross voice.
Draw the word - friend
Rap it – Develop a rap rhythm to spell some words – house
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Explore how spelling and phonics are taught at St. Oswald's School, including the use of the Read, Write, Inc. Spelling Programme and weekly assessments. Discover tips for reinforcing spelling at home and supporting your child's learning journey in phonics and spelling. Stay engaged and informed to help your child excel in their spelling skills.

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  1. Spelling in Key Stage One Spelling in Key Stage One SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  2. Aims of this morning Aims of this morning SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  3. Phonics/Spelling at St Oswalds Phonics/Spelling at St Oswald s Phonics is still taught with identified Year 2 pupils Spelling is taught using the Read, Write, Inc Spelling programme from Year 2 to Year 6 Phonics and spelling interventions are offered to identified pupils Weekly spelling tests linked to their learning in spelling/phonic sessions SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  4. Assessing phonics/spelling Assessing phonics/spelling We complete termly assessments to identify any misconceptions and potential gaps in the children s spelling knowledge Children are then grouped appropriately to ensure that any misconceptions are addressed and gaps filled. Learning takes place at your child s level SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  5. How is spelling taught? How is spelling taught? RWI Spelling Programme Read Write Inc. Spelling is for children in Years 2 to 6 who can read accurately, with increasing speed. With 15 minutes of daily teaching, children develop confident spelling. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  6. Speed Spell Speed Spell 6 tricky words from the previous week/s enables the pupils to consolidate their learning. Self mark the words and circle any incorrect graphemes. At home, you could keep copies of previous spellings and keep revisiting the tricky ones a few weeks later, in a quick fire way. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  7. Teaching a new spelling Teaching a new spelling This is the time when we introduce the children to the focus sound/spelling rule for the week At home, you could ask your child what the rule is they are learning about and exploring. Write ambitious sentences using their spelling words. Hunt for their words in their reading books. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  8. Dots and Dashes Dots and Dashes Pupils here apply their sound-grapheme correspondences by dotting the graphemes with one letter and dashing the graphemes with two or more letters. They draw a smile to indicate a split grapheme. At home, you could ask your child to dot and dash their spellings. What are the sounds? SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  9. Word Changers Word Changers Pupils here go back to the roots of a word the root gives the most meaning to a word and it doesn t have a prefix before it or a suffix after it. e.g. jump jumped, jumping, At home, you could ask your child to identify the root word of their spellings or words in their books, or you could ask them which prefixes or suffixes could work. Explore what happens when certain suffixes are added do we: swap, double or drop? SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  10. Sentence Dictation Sentence Dictation Pupils here practise the spellings in the context of a sentence with their partner. At home, you could dictate some short sentences with spelling words in. You could dictate some sentences from their reading books to jot down. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  11. Four in a row Four in a row Pupils here recall the spellings of the words practised by playing a game. They take turns and if the spelling is correct, they tick a star. If it s incorrect, they can t tick a star. At home, you could play this game with past spellings or this week s spellings. Your child could pick out some really tricky spellings for you to have a go at. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  12. Choose the right word Choose the right word Pupils here develop their awareness of word families to reinforce spellings. The task helps the pupils select the correct spelling so that a sentence makes sense. Plaied, played - The boys ____________ with the football on the ________ground. At home, you could build word families up from a root and create sentences around these words. SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

  13. Learning challenging words Learning challenging words Mnemonics because big elephants can t always understand small elephants, should/could/would oh U lucky duck, Say it as it looks Wednesday; Wed-nes-day Word in a word busy on the bus Sticky letter people o is a sticky letter draw a face. Or the word O can be said in a cross voice. Draw the word - friend Rap it Develop a rap rhythm to spell some words house SPELLING INSPIRE FOR PARENTS / CARERS

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