Valley of the Monkey: Spellings for a boy aged 6 (part 6)

I don't want the

key to your

donkey that can be found in the

Valley of the
Monkey. Get down from your 

chimney. Grab your
trolley

pulley, with a purse full of 

money. Become my
honey for the long long 

journey.

A quick refresh-
Spellings will always be written in the listy order that they are given

originally posted on 5th January 2012

Yield : Spellings for a son aged 6 (part 5)

 

 

Forsooth, the

CHIEF was
BRIEF as we hid in the

FIELD behind the sacred

SHIELD. The

PRIEST did press us not to

YIELD or

SHRIEK if a
THIEF came over trying to steal the very

RELIEF of our

BELIEF.

 I still managed to spell 4 of these incorrectly and I am more than six. They look wrong.

originally posted Nov 29th 2011

Drop It : Spellings for a son aged 6 (part 4)

HAPPY are we when it is

SUNNY with

MUMMY and

DADDY being the

ONLY ones acting up all
FUNNY. 

SADLY we grow and the

PENNY drops

HEAVY and sinks

QUICKLY into lifes piggybank levy.

This one was hard to do. The happy ending didn't materialize.


Originally posted Nov 25th 2011

Approx : Spellings for a daughter aged 9 (part 3)

 

 

ACTUALLY - yes

APPROXIMATELY- no

CAREFULLY- hmmm
EXTREMELY- to go

FREQUENTLY- often

GENERALLY it is said 

'GINGERLY we walk upright with clouds close to our heads'

GRADUALLY- always

IMPORTANTLY - in love

PARTICULARLY round a

PERFECTLY fitted kind of glove

PHYSICALLY - it's great!!

SMOOTHLY done but never

THOROUGHLY. And that concludes the welcome employee survey of discovery.

12/14

approxamately and particularly spelt in this way (because that's how the teacher pronounced them!!)

originally posted Nov 21st 2011

My EX : Spellings for a daughter aged 9 (Part 2)

 

 

So very

EXCITED!! That is really

EXCELLENT news !!

(EXCEPT for the

EXCESSIVE views that caused the

EXCITEMENT in the first place!!) I will
EXCLAIM to be your

EXCLUSIVE

EXCUSE.
EXCAVATE me now to
EXCEED!!

Will she won't she will she won't she will she



Originally posted on 18th Nov 2011

The Queue : Spellings for a 9 year old daughter

ACCURATELY, I can tell you I felt somewhat

DEJECTED at the length of the

QUEUE. With this

CANTANKEROUS being in front of me, with an outrageous, yet

ECSTATIC point of view. He was

INSOLENT, whilst

NOSTALGIC about how things used to be. My

INTROVERTED self pretended not to be

INTRIGUED at this man who

NURTURED money and gleefully gloated on his greed.

Next Please!



Originally posted on Nov 17th 2011

These Days : Spellings for a son aged 6 (part 3)

THESE days,
PETE pops over for tea in the
EVE with
STEVE
EVEN when the
THEME is not entirely
COMPLETE. A missing
GENE of some
EXTREME would nicely finish off this
SCENE.

My new addiction!! Luckily, they only get handed out every Wednesday!! I’m now expecting a Pete and a Steve to start featuring rather heavily in my sons school life.
Didn’t we Pete?

Originally Posted on Nov 17th 2011

Sea Seat : Spellings for a son aged 6 (part 2)

On the
SEA
SEAT. The
BEAD of sweat can be
READ like
MEAT. A
TREAT in a
HEAP – at
LEAST it is always
STEAMY.

REPEAT


Originally posted on the 16th November 2011

Almost Included a Cake (Spellings for a son aged 6)

-It  

came and 

made what it needed to 

make. 

Take 

care with the 

game, as during the 

race they set free the 

snake to 

amaze everyone. This is when you must 

escape.

Originally Posted on November 6th 2011

The Blog of Spellings : The Two Blogs : Return of the Blog

Spelling Lists have returned to this Blog.

I've missed the dwelling of the spellings
and the continuation of the list
so I'm putting them right back
With a happy waving of a fist.

I've always enjoyed writing lists and lining up words. Now it seems that lists have another purpose. 
A gift to lift.


Spelling Poems will always be written in the way the spellings are given.
Please do contribute, comment, write your own, send spellings. So far I've had 3 contributors.
I've used Spellings for a 6, 7 and 10 year old. The seven year old poems have frustrated me as the spellings have been computer generated to comply with end of key stage 1 SATS. Hopefully the impersonal change does comes across, I've struggled with these but have forced myself to do them. Hopefully the new school year will be more human.

I'm fascinated how words given, trigger other words -a bit like the game word association. I'm also curious whether mood plays a big part in the outcome.
Mustn't pause, mustn't hesitate.