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NAPLAN YEAR 3 SPELLING WORDS2014 testERRORCORRECT SPELLINGBussBusBlooBlewHilHill – l on end is llTee (cup of)TeaBlakBlack – short vowel, ckHujeHugeBarthBathHuney/moneyHoney moneyTherdThird (ir, er, ur, or)NockKnock – silent kRose – line up inRows, ow/oa/o_esignelSignalribbenRibbonhalfsHalves – plural spellingskwirtsSquirtstishuesTissuesranebowRainbow – compound word; look at rain, in middle so spelt aideapDeepbrushsBrushes – plural spelling rulesplannetsPlanet – use phonemes: p-l-a-n-e-t-sOr Syllables – plan etspooshedPushedlitehouseLighthouse – igh long imemmoryMem ory ; m-e-m-o-r-yflotingFloating – oa for long ospiceySpicy – y on end long eskeletenskeletonsissorsScissors – sc, ss, or for er soundERRORCORRECT SPELLINGjucejuicemoonliteMoonlight – long ‘i’ sound, ‘igh’Choo (eat)Chew – long ‘u’ sound – spelling pattern oo, ue, ewpromissedPromised- p-r-o-m-i-s-edbalenceBalance (ance or ence endings)2012 testERRORCORRECT SPELLINGSedsaidcuppCup – short cvc – c-u-pdarkeDark – d-ar-k felttFelt – ending blend ltplayesPlays – long a, end so aysParth (gate to front door)Path like bathpilowPillow – use syllables pil low chanseChance – soft c, use a c when the sound after is an ‘e’/ ‘eh’, or ‘i’/ ‘ih’raineyRainy – y on end sounds like long ‘ee’larjeLargeBoyl (water)Boil – oy/oi, oi in middle, oy on end of word rulevegtableVegetable – middle syllable has a missing letter; small word getunnableUnable – prefix un = opposite meaninglooktLooked – suffix ‘ed’ added to verbs or doing words means already happenedsnakSnack – short vowel and ‘ k’ sound use, ckslowleySlowly – adverbs – add ‘ly’ to end of adjective ‘slow’2011 practice ERRORCORRECT SPELLINGhowseHouse – ou sound/ ou, owfrootFruit long u sound, oo, ui, ew lettersfamusfamousfinishtFinished – ‘ed’ suffix on the end of verbs or doing words = already happenedbrinngBring (ng) b-r-i-ngDirectshonsDirections – ‘shon’ sound, ‘tion letter patternHedHead – ‘eh’ sound, ‘ea’ letter pattern – like pleasant, instead, read, bread, breakfastraynedRained – long a sound, in middle of word, use ‘ai’ letter pattern not ‘ay’ = on end of word.Chast the catChased – past tense of verb chase – ‘ed’ suffix on the end means already happened.werkWork – ‘er’ sound, ‘or’ letter pattern like doctor, tractor, tailor, motor, illustrator, author, world. Other letter patterns – ‘er’, ‘ir’, ‘ur’tunnalTunnel – label, instrucshonsInstructions – ‘shon/shun’ sound – ‘tion’ letter patternferstFirst – ‘er’ sound, ‘ir’ letter pattern – others could be ‘ir’, ‘ur’, ‘or’, ‘ear’ – earth, pearl, early, Trak, snak, blakTrack, snack, black‘k’ sound, short vowel work, ‘ck’ letter patternnervus‘Us’ sound, ‘ous’ letter patternSume, sumetimessomesometimesFarst, parstFast, pastnifeKniferote, riterongWrote – silent w; write, Wrongparm treescarm feelingPalm trees – silent ‘l’Calm feeling – silent ‘l’lamm or lamthumm or thumLamb – silent b, mb endingThumbcajeCageMach, cach, wich, kichen, strech, stich,scrachMatch, catch, witch, kitchen, stretch, stitch, scratch – ‘ch’ sound can be ‘ch’ or ‘tch’Boxs, brushs, stitchs, potatosBoxes, brushes, stitches, potatoes- plural rule –words ending in o, x, ch, ss, sh add ‘es’ for the pluralKnifes, leafs, scarfsKnives, leaves, scarvesCitys, babys, ladysCities, babies, ladies – words ending in consonant –y; drop the ‘y’; add ‘ies’ for plural ................
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