Word of the Week

In Year 2 we have enjoyed having a 'Word of the Week'. This is a 'big word' that the children may not be familiar with or know the meaning of...yet!

The Word of the Week challenge is to be able to say the word, understand its meaning, find synonyms and practise spelling the word.

We encourage the children to try to use this word, throughout the week, in their writing and in conversation.

The Word of the Week this week is...

intermittent

occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.


Can you find synonyms for this word? (Remember, synonyms are other words that share the same meaning.)


Have fun with words!

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