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Year 6 Spelling Rules

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Year 6 Spelling Rules

Help the skate park crew prepare a clear, correctly spelt event notice. Read each task carefully. Use Australian spelling.

Word parts at the skate park

Amira, Jarrah and Anh are making signs for a skate park event. Word roots and affixes can help them spell unfamiliar words.

1.A sign says “telephone check-in”. Which Greek root in telephone means “far” or “distant”? Choose the correct root.
  • tele
  • phone
  • auto
  • bio
2.Match each root to its meaning: port, spect, geo. Meanings: earth; carry; look or see.
  • port
  • spect
  • geo
  • look or see
  • earth
  • carry
3.Complete the word inspect (to examine closely). Write the missing letter group: in.
4.Complete the word spectator (someone who watches). Write the missing letter group: ator.
5.Complete the word respect (to value or admire). Write the missing letter group: re.

Suffixes and spelling changes

The crew is checking the wording on the event notice. Think about how a word changes when a suffix is added.

6.Add the suffix -ian to each word to name a person connected with it. Write the completed word: magic + -ian; library + -ian; electric + -ian.
7.Jarrah writes “happyness” on a sign. Rewrite the word correctly and state the spelling change made when adding -ness to happy.
8.Choose the correct generalisation for adding -ly to a word ending in -le, as in gentle → gently.
  • Keep the final e and add -ly
  • Replace the final -le with -ly
  • Change the final e to i and add -ly
  • Double the final consonant and add -ly
9.The sign writer needs the word that means “against bacteria”. Complete it with the correct prefix: ____bacterial. Then use the prefix anti- in a different word that means “against” or “opposed to”.

Proofread the event notice

Read the short notice and fix the spelling before it goes up at the skate park.

10.The draft reads: “The commitee has definately organised accomodation for the visiting skaters.” Rewrite the sentence with all three spelling errors corrected.
11.Choose the correctly spelt word to complete the sentence: “Anh was ______ enough to check every sign before the event.”
  • conscientious
  • consciencious
  • consientious
  • conscientous
12.Write one original sentence about the skate park event using the word mischievous correctly. Check that your sentence makes the word’s meaning clear.

3 printable pages

  • Year 6 Spelling Rules, page 1 of 3: Word parts at the skate park

    Page 1

  • Year 6 Spelling Rules, page 2 of 3: Suffixes and spelling changes, Proofread the event notice

    Page 2

  • Year 6 Spelling Rules, page 3 of 3: 11. Choose the correctly spelt word to complete the sentence: “Anh was ______ enough to…

    Page 3

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