Good Morning Class 4!
Today we are looking at some spelling and handwriting. All of our spellings are from the Year 3 and 4 Spelling List.
For some fun games to learn how to spell the words from this list click on the link below:
https://www.spellzone.com/word_lists/games-5454.htm
Below is a list of spelling words.
1.) Please practise these at home in your yellow home learning book. You could write them in your book using look, cover, say and write. Or you could read the list of words and ask someone at home to test you on them.
2.) On the blog, write a definition for two of these words.
3.) On the blog write two sentences using two different words from the list.
When you are writing your spellings in your home learning book:
Ensure your letters are on the line.
Make sure your letters are the right size (tall letters are tall and small letters are small).
Make sure there is an appropriate sized space between each word (sometimes called finger spaces).
Try to join up your handwriting in each word.
Challenge:
Can you write a paragraph using all of the spelling words above?
Good luck!
From Miss Lee
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Oposite- there might be something infront of you so this means that you are oposite that person.
Natural- grass, trees and maby a lake is natural. Natural can also be some thing that God made.
Well done Ella!
Do we have to do the challenge?
No, the challenges are just there if people would like something extra to do! ?
naughty – if you are breaking rules or being bad behaved
opposite – is when you are doing the different thing from the other person.
Good, remember capital letters and punctuation!
Natural: not made or caused by humankind.
Naughty: (especially of a child) badly behaved; disobedient.
The boy who lives next door often comes home late.
If she asked, a mirror would appear on the opposite wall.
I think that it is very natural for a child to be naughty, though perhaps occasionally. If you do a particular thing too often that isn’t ordinary then it might become quite peculiar!
Ordinary- normal
Natural- not artificial ???☘️?
Artificial- man made ?
Well done, can you write some sentences?
Hello everyone, how are you all feeling today? Hope that none of you are not too bored!!!!!
I decided to challenge myself to write the definitions of all of the words and to write sentences with all of the words.
Here are the definitions that I wrote using all of the words:
– natural – produced or done by nature/person who is good at something.
– naughty – badly behaved.
– notice – something printed for people to read/to see something.
– often – many times.
– opposite – placed on the other side/an opposite person or thing/an opposite position or direction/opposite to.
– occasion(ally) – sometimes but mot often.
– ordinary – normal or usual.
– particular – only this one and no other.
– peculiar – strange or unusual
– perhaps – possibly
Here are the sentences that I wrote using all of the words:
– natural – The sun is a natural light.
– naughty – My brother is sometimes naughty.
– notice – There are normally quite a lot of notices outside police stations.
– often – I often have scrambled eggs for breakfast.
– opposite – The opposite of happy is sad.
– occasion(ally) – I am occasionally late for school.
– ordinary – During this health crisis, I am longing to have a life more ordinary.
– particular – Can you give me the particulars of the case?
– peculiar – There is a peculiar smell in here.
– perhaps – Perhaps we could go outside when it stops raining.
Challenge:
It is only natural that mothers love their often naughty and occasionally peculiar children. Perhaps they don’t notice their particularly bad behaviours and only see the opposite. I think that it is ordinary behaviour.
( With help from parents only on challenge questions).
Wow! You have been working hard this morning!
I hope we are soon back to our ordinary lives too!
Your paragraph is great and made me laugh!
today is an ordinary day. my cat is a very naughty pussy.
Well done, don’t forget capital letters!
Definitions:
1. Opposite – completely different; of a contrary kind.*
2. Naughty – badly behaved; disobedient.**
Sentences:
1. * Those wrinkles you get after you’ve been swimming ??♀️ or in a bath ? are the complete opposite to weakness ?!
2. ** The teacher ?? yelled at the boy ? because he had been very naughty and stole her pen ?!
Well done Lucy! I am impressed that you seem to be able to find an emoji for almost anything! It makes your blog posts lovely and colourful!
Hello everyone, hope you are all doing well. These are my spellings.
TASK ONE:
1.natural
2.naughty
3.notice
4.often
5.opposite
6.occasion
7.occasionally
8.ordinary
9.particular
10.peculiar
11.perhaps
TASK TWO:
Naughty- means to do something wrong.
Notice- to see something that you haven’t seen before.
TASK THREE:
We often see a cat on that wall when we walk back from school.
This is very peculiar, I don’t remember seeing a birds nest in that tree.
CHALLENGE:
This is very natural. A child being naughty.I did not notice this before. My own sister, who is often very good, is being very bad. She is never the opposite of good. The worst thing is, this was on a particular day. This day, was a special occasion. You know how you occasionally enjoy your own birthday? Well, my sister didn’t, and this wasn’t ordinary. This was really peculiar. I mean, she cried because the cake was vanilla and not chocolate. She opened all her presents and didn’t even say thank you. She would scream and cry when a person left. This was very bad. Perhaps she did not get enough sleep.
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Hi Miss Lee,
Here are my definition sentences:
The word is naughty:
* When someone is naughty someone has noticed they have been behaving badly.
The word is often.
* Often is when someone has done some thing many times in the past. Like I have gone to the park many times.
Here are my two sentences:
* We should occasionally go to the doctor just to see if we are all good and healthy.
* You can notice that there is nearly nobody on the road.
Have a good day Tijne
Hello Tijne!
Well done! Yes there is nearly nobody on the road! When I was at the hub it was strange walking through a very quiet and empty London!
in te summer i often have ice cream.
My sister is sitting behind me .
Well done… Don’t forget capital letters!
Naughty- If you are being really bad behaved. Like breaking rules.
Ordinary – When it is normal ( not unique) .
You are very naughty in class because you were ignoring the teacher.
This is my ordinary (normal) school uniform and I am not going to put it on because today is own clothes day!
Well done Stella!
DEFINITION:
Naughty=Not doing what your meant to do.
Ordinary=If something ordinary it is normal.
SENTENCES:
Perhaps we will be able to go to school again soon.
We were told to do the exact opposite!
Good work Rafael! I hope we get to go back to school soon!
Good morning Miss Lee and everyone ?
Naughty- badly behaved or mildly rude.
Peculiar- different to what is normal or expected, strange.
The boy was quite naughty in class today.
I find it peculiar to see that she is on her own.
I have also practice writing and spelling the words in my yellow home learning book with my mum ?.
Hello Clare!
Great work and it is wonderful to hear you are doing some extra writing in your yellow book! Well done! ?
naughty-when you misbehave
peculiar-something strange or extremely odd
Good work!
Naughty is the opposite of behaving good.
Paragraph 1. if you be naughty today you can only read you cant play on your ps4 or Nintendo Switch lite.Some people are very ordinary because they just want to have a normal life just like me.
Well done! Just check your first sentence, do we say “If you be naughty” or “If you are naughty”?
Hello class 4,
These are my spellings for the day.
– Often- I don’t see my step – brother very often.
– Perhaps – Perhaps we could get ice cream for snack.
Definitions:
– Notice – Means the fact of paying attention to something or someone.
– Ordinary – Means normal and with nothing special.
Well done Elisa!
I would definitely like some ice cream for a snack!
definitions
natural: derived from nature, not made by humans
naughty: when you behave badly
I often go to the movies.
Perhaps we can go get ice cream in the afternoon.
Well done Pablo!
There is lots of talk about ice cream on this blog today! Perhaps I will have to get some. Is there a particular flavour that you like?
Hello everybody!!
NATURAL = something that is normal
OFTEN = something that happens frequently
I often eat rice, more occasionally pasta.
There will be a particular occasion soon: my birthday ?!
Well done Paolo!
How exciting that it is nearly your birthday!
Artificial-man made????
Natural-no-man made?????
Good!
Natural ✅
Naughty ✅
Notice ✅
Often ✅
Opposite ❌
Occasionally ❌
Ordinary ✅
Particularly ❌
Peculiar ❌
Perhaps ✅
1- stop being naughty and do your work
2-brown is my natural hair colour
3-please read the notice board
4-I often play football
5-the hairdresser shop is opposite my house
6-I occasionally eat sweets ?
7-I am just an ordinary person
8-I like watching arsenal play football particularly when they win
9-today I ate a perculiar shaped strawberry
10- the shop was closed yesterday perhaps they was re stocking it
Well done Albert! Some tricky words there! Keep practising!
Great sentences! I occasionally eat sweets too! In fact, yesterday I had some Fruitellas!
Make sure you check capital letters and punctuation!
My definition
1- natural = means it true or pure content and not man made
2- naughty = some one who is badly behaved
Well done Albert!
Perhaps I am peculiar because I eat pineapple in the bathroom.
I am a natural at being naughty.
Naughty- adjective
badly behaved or disobedient
Natural- noun
a person that is naturally good at something.
Pineapple in the bathroom?!
Good afternoon Miss Lee,
Natural – existing in or derived from nature; not made or caused by humankind.
Ordinary- with no special or distinctive features; normal.
Often – frequently; many times.
Naughty – badly behaved; disobedient
Notice – the fact of observing or paying attention to something.
Opposite – situated on the other or further side when seen from a specified or implicit viewpoint; facing.
Occasion – a particular event, or the time at which it takes place.
Particular – used to single out an individual member of a specified group or class.
Peculiar – different to what is normal or expected; strange.
Perhaps – used to express uncertainty or possibility.
hello Everyone.
NAUGHTY:the defonition of naughty is somthing that you did bad.
ORDINARY:the defonition of ordinary is sothing or somone that is normal.
stop steal peices thats really naughty.
is pasta ordinary
Challenge:
On the special occasions I went to the zoo.
But whenever I went to the zoo, I would often notice a naughty monkey that was not natural, it did the opposite of what a real monkey does. It was peculiar ,not ordinary.Perhaps it was the particular one.
Great work on the definitions and challenge Emilie!
I like your paragraph about the zoo!
hello Everyone.
NAUGHTY:the definition of naughty is something that you did bad.
ORDINARY:the definition of ordinary is something or someone that is normal.
SENTENCES:
Stop stealing pieces of puzzles, that is really naughty.
Pop chips are not ordinary for breakfast.
NAUGHTY: adjective
Giordano, well done for proof-reading and correcting your work! 🙂
Some good definitions and sentences!
Challenge:
At school someone is being very naughty and very often.The teacher noticed that she is not working properly,and ordinarly she keeps an eye particulary on her. she thinks pherhaps if she is nice to her everyone will better. She is not her natural self.
Naughty-cheeky, badly behaved.
opposite- on the other side, facing.
The naughty baby is the opposite of the well behaved old man they often notice it. The baby is peculiar perhaps it is natural.This baby was not ordinary was a super baby. This particular baby had superpowers. This was not a good occasion because his special power was to be naughty.
Good work Martin! The baby in your paragraph sounds very mischievous!
I got spelling mistakes though
Hello Miss Lee,
I did the first task and did pretty good.
For the second task, naughty means when someone is doing something incorrectly like badly behaved.
Opposite means like people are agreeing on something and one person. thinks the opposite thing, or maybe there was a football match and a person was on the opposite side.
For the third task here are my sentences!
My friend wanted to do play ball but I came up with the opposite thing that is doing homework.
I went to my friend’s house and his little brother was natural at being naughty.
Hello Raimindo!
Well done for writing some detailed definitions.
Choosing homework over playing ball… a good choice! 😀
Naughty: When someone is doing something not intelligent.
Natural: Natural is something not made by man.
Perhaps the opposite of soft is hard.
Often naughty people go in prison.
Well done Louis!
Dear Miss,
I cannot find the reading blog anymore. Could you possibly add a link to it everyday, maybe on the English or SPAG message? ?
Hi Paolo, yes I will try to include a link in the English blogs!
For now: https://www.stvincentsprimary.org.uk/blog/class-4-reading-blog/
Here is the link for you!
Particular – Relating to an individual member of a group or class.
Perhaps – Expressing uncertain possibility and is also, used when making a polite request or suggestion.
1) Thease Oranges are Particularly sweet.
2) I am not sure if it will rain tomorrow afternoon.
Hello Miss Lee,
Definitions
Occasion (ally); adjective, something happening from time to time but not frequently.
Often; adverb, something that happens many times, in many cases
Sentences
1. I occasionally have sweets.
2. I often eat with my mum and dad.