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This week, we are looking at spellings that belong to two more word families. press vent which is often which is often connected to words connected to words that mean press that mean come How many words can you and


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This week, we are looking at spellings that belong to two more word families.

‘press’ ‘vent’

which is often connected to words that mean ‘press’ which is often connected to words that mean ‘come’

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How many words can you and your partner think of containing the root word ‘press’? Y

  • u have 3 minutes.

press

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How many words can you and your partner think of containing the root word ‘press’? Y

  • u have 3 minutes.

press impress express suppress compress press

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Look on the tree to see this week’s spellings with this root word. Do you know what they mean? Use a dictionary to check.

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How many words can you and your partner think of containing the root word ‘vent’? Y

  • u have 3 minutes.

vent

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How many words can you and your partner think of containing the root word ‘vent’? Y

  • u have 3 minutes.

vent venture prevent adventure eventful invent

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Look on the tree to see this week’s spellings with this root word. Do you know what they mean? Use a dictionary to check.

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Think about where the root word comes in each of this week’s spelling

  • words. Fill in this table in your book.

Root word at the beginning – stands alone or has a suffix Root word in the middle – has a prefix and a suffix Root word at the end – has a prefix venture eventful * suppress press adventure compress express impress prevent invent * The letter ‘e’ is a shortening of the prefix ‘ex’ meaning ‘out of’ .

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Think about where the root word comes in each of this week’s spelling

  • words. Fill in this table in your book.

Root word at the beginning – stands alone or has a suffix Root word in the middle – has a prefix and a suffix Root word at the end – has a prefix venture eventful * suppress press adventure compress express impress prevent invent * The letter ‘e’ is a shortening of the prefix ‘ex’ meaning ‘out of’ .

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Here are your spelling words for this week.

press compress impress suppress express venture adventure prevent eventful invent

Work hard to practise these ‘press’ and ‘vent’ word families spellings.