SPAG – spelling, punctuation and Grammar (explained!)

This is a guide to help you with the spelling, punctuation and Grammar taught in year 3. This knowledge equips children with essential knowledge to: spell words accurately, use a wide range of punctuation with precision and use sentences with the correct grammatical structure. Use the links below to improve your understanding, and usage, of key spag skills.

Punctuation

For help understanding and using commas click here

For help understanding and using apostrophes click here

For help understanding and using colons click here and semi colons click here

For help understanding and using speech marks and quotation marks click here

Grammar – Different classifications of words

For help understanding and using nouns click here and pronouns click here

For help understanding and using verbs click here and adverbs click here

For help understanding and using adjectives click here

For help understanding and using conjunctions click here

For help understanding and using prepositions click here

Spelling

Below are all the words in the Year 3 National Curriculum spelling list:

address

answer

appear

arrive

bicycle

build

caught

certain

circle

 

 

decide

difficult

early

earth

eight/eighth

enough

favourite

February

forward(s)

fruit

 

group

guard

guide

heard

heart

height

history

interest

island

 

 

 

learn

length

library

minute

notice

often

potatoes

promise

purpose

question

recent

 

 

regular

remember

special

straight

strange

suppose

surprise

therefore

though/although

weight

woman/women

 

 

For help understanding and using common tricky spellings click here

Glossary of Spag terms

Some of the vocabulary used when talking about Spag can be confusing (conjunction anyone!), click here to look up a term that you don’t understand.

 

I hope this is helpful!

4 thoughts on “SPAG – spelling, punctuation and Grammar (explained!)

  • 24/10/2014 at 12:30 pm
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    I think this will help us with our learning with punctuation,spelling and grammar. Thank you Miss Hatherley!

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  • 12/11/2014 at 1:22 pm
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    This will help us very much, THANKS MISS HATHERLEY!

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  • 14/11/2014 at 1:30 pm
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    Spelling practice will help us, so that we do not get spellings to have to write in our books.I like getting spellings to have and take home to practice!

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  • 29/09/2015 at 12:44 pm
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    I HAD SO MUCH FUN thank you Miss Hatherley???????????????

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