8/16/2019 Spelling My Tricky Words Extra Years 1&2

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Schofield & Sims Spelling

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Words to practise: Tric‡y words extra

Name:

Class: Date:

Learn to spell these tric‡y words. Loo‡ ‰or the part that ma‡es each one tric‡y.

Then ma‡e sure you can remember how to spell it.

Read and loo‡. Write it.Ta‡e the word apart.

Write it.Find the tric‡y bit.

Remember it.Cover it. Write it.

Chec‡.

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put

pull

push

‰ull

past

last

‰ast

a‰ter

class

grass

pass

plant

path

bath

On a separate piece o‰ paper, write your own spelling sentences to help you

practise these tric‡y words.

Note for teachers: the above words are not tricky in accents where the ‘a’ is pronounced // as in ‘cat’. However, they are

tricky if other pronunciations are used.