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Stage 5 of the Spelling Shed scheme

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Stage 5 - Lesson 1 - Words ending in '-tious' and '-ious' FREE

Stage 5 - Lesson 2 - Words ending in '-cious' FREE

Stage 5 - Lesson 3 - Adjective Word Endings -cial, -tial, & -sial

Stage 5 - Lesson 4 - Making verbs using the suffixes '-ate', '-ise', '-ify' and '-en'

Stage 5 - Lesson 5 - Making adjectives using the suffixes '-ful', '-ive', '-al'-

Stage 5 - Lesson 6 - Words ending in '-ent' and '-ence'

Stage 5 - Lesson 7 - Making nouns using the suffixes '-ity' and '-ness'

Stage 5 - Lesson 8 - Making nouns using the suffixes '-ment' and '-ship'

Stage 5 - Lesson 9 - Revision

Stage 5 - Lesson 10 - Words ending in '-ant', '-ance' and '-ancy'

Stage 5 - Lesson 11 - Words that are homophones 1

Stage 5 - Lesson 12 - Words ending in '-able' and '-ible'

Stage 5 - Lesson 13 - Words ending in '-ably' and '-ibly'

Stage 5 - Lesson 14 - Words ending in '-able', where the 'e' from the root word remains

Stage 5 - Lesson 15 - Words that are adverbs of time

Stage 5 - Lesson 16 - Words that are adverbs of place

Stage 5 - Lesson 17 - Adverbs of possibility and frequency

Stage 5 - Lesson 18 - Revision

Stage 5 - Lesson 19 - Words where 'y' sounds like /i/ and /igh/

Stage 5 - Lesson 20 - Words with 'silent' first letters

Stage 5 - Lesson 21 - Words with 'silent' letters

Stage 5 - Lesson 22 - Words where the trigraph 'our' sounds like /or/, /uh/, and /er/

Stage 5 - Lesson 23 - Words where 'ough' sounds like /oa/, /oo/, /u/-/f/ and /o/-/f/

Stage 5 - Lesson 24 - Words where 'ough' sounds like /ow/, /or/ and /uh/

Stage 5 - Lesson 25 - Words that are homophones or near homophones 2 ('ce' vs 'se')

Stage 5 - Lesson 26 - Words that are homophones 3

Stage 5 - Lesson 27 - Revision

Stage 5 - Lesson 28 - Words that are modal verbs

Stage 5 - Lesson 29 - Words with unstressed vowel sounds

Stage 5 - Lesson 30 - Words that are homophones or near homophones 4

Stage 5 - Lesson 31 - Words where the trigraph 'ere' sounds like /ear/

Stage 5 - Lesson 32 - Less common plurals

Stage 5 - Lesson 33 - Adding suffixes to the word ending in '-fer'

Stage 5 - Lesson 34 - prefixes pro- & fore- and the Latin root word chron

Stage 5 - Lesson 35 - Latin Roots: aqua (water), liter (letters), struct (build)

Stage 5 - Lesson 36 - Revision