1. 3) Underline all of the verbs in your sentence.
Autumn Term 2 Group 1 Wk 2
HFW
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Final Check
1. said
2. I’m
3. of
4. was
5. been
Statutory words
6. community
7. competition
8. conscience
1) Practise your spellings every evening (check, cover, write then check again).
2) Write your spellings out in a complete sentence in your homework book (Don’t forget to check punctuation ).
3) Underline all of the verbs in your sentence.

2. WALT: spell words ending in –ent, –ence/–ency
Autumn Term 2 Group 2 Wk 2
WALT: spell words ending in –ent, –ence/–ency
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Final Check
1. innocent
2. innocence
3. confident
4. confidence
5. decent
6. decency
Statutory word list
7. curiosity
8. definite
9. desperate
10. determined
Topic Vocabulary
11. chimney
12. steam engine
13. invention
1) Practise your spellings every evening (check, cover, write then check).
2) Write your spellings (at least 10 of them) out in a complete sentence in your homework book.
3) Try to put some of your spellings into a dialogue (Don’t forget to include speech marks and punctuate these correctly).

3. WALT: spell words ending in –ent, –ence/–ency
Autumn Term 2 Group 3 Wk 2
WALT: spell words ending in –ent, –ence/–ency
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Final Check
1. innocent
2. innocence
3. obedient
4. obedience
5. frequent
6. frequency
Statutory word list
7. curiosity
8. definite
9. desperate
10. determined
Topic Vocabulary
11. chimney
12. steam engine
13. invention
1) Practise your spellings every evening (check, cover, write then check).
2) Write your spellings (at least 10 of them) out in a complete sentence in your homework book.
3) Try to put some of your spellings into a dialogue (Don’t forget to include speech marks and punctuate these correctly).

4. Rules
Use –ant and –ance/–ancy if there is a related word with a /æ/ or /eɪ/ sound in the right position; –ation endings are often a clue.
-ent, -ence and –ency are normally used when the letter before is either a soft c (decent), soft g (regent) or qu (frequent).
As with any other rules, there are always exceptions which just need to be learnt. Try emphasising the e or a when reading the words to help you recall the correct spelling.