Spellings for this week.

Good afternoon everyone

Here are the spelling lists for this week.  Your children know which groups they are in (there is a number on their spelling list label in the reading records).  Any questions please do come and see me.

We are looking at the pre-fix 're'.



Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
redo
react
recall
remix
rename
recover
rename
recover
restart
restore
repeat
reverse
repeat
recover
recycling
reverse
return
replace



I will test these on Monday 22nd October.


Mrs McCann

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