Spelling Words & Vocabulary Words
Week #30 (May 13th - 17th)
Pattern: Building Fluency- Vowel r, Multisyllable
later, either, never, surprise, forward, interest, important, remember, different, opportunity, person, birthdate, ornament
NO VOCABULARY THIS WEEK!
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Week #29 (May 6th - 10th)
Pattern: Building Fluency- Vowel Teams, Multisyllable
freedom, complaint, author, country, increase, however, yesterday, transformation, enjoyment, entertainment, season, mailbox, laundry
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Week #28 (April 29th- May 3rd)
Pattern: Building Fluency- Open & Consonant -le, Multisyllable
believe, economy, because, title, resemble, muscle, wrinkles, example, predictable, indecisive, cycle, beagle, noble
Unit 6 Week 2 Vocabulary
argue: to express a difference of opinion or to disagree
astonished: they are surprised or amazed
complained: make an accusation or a charge
conditions: are the state or circumstances something is in
forbidding: prohibiting or ordering someone or something to not do something
forecast: is a statement that tells what will or may happen
relief: is the freeing from discomfort or pain
stranded: they are left in a helpless position
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Week #26 (April 15th - 19th)
Pattern: Building Fluency: Closed, Multisyllable
suggest, disrupt, concept, hundred, admit, fantastic, disinfect, success, commitment, unexpected, problem, general, laugh
Unit 5 Week 5 Vocabulary
energy: is the ability to do work
natural: it is found in nature; not made by people
pollution: is harmful materials that make something dirty
produce: is to make or create something
renewable: can be made again
replace: is to take the place of
sources: are where things come from
traditional: is most common or expected
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Week #25 (April 8th - 12th)
Pattern: Closed and Silent -e, Complex Syllables
dispute, incline, dictate, statement, frustrate, success, suppose, amazement, recognize, information, impossible, lovable, better
Unit 5 Week 4 Vocabulary
citizenship: is the position of being a citizen of a country with all the rights, duties, and privileges that come with that.
continued: it goes without stopping
daring: is courage and bold
horrified: you are filled with great fear, horror, or dislike
participate: when you join with others or take part in something
proposed: to have suggested something to others for their consideration
unfairness: is the state of being unfair or unjust
waver: to pause when being unsure
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Week #24 (March 25th - 29th)
Pattern: Vowel-r, Complex Multisyllable
urgent, thirty, desert, orderly, farther, explore, discover, persist, performer, transform, always, because, outside
Unit 5 Week 3 Vocabulary
accidental: happens for no apparent reason and is unexpected
careless: he or she is not paying attention
disasters: are sudden misfortunes
equipment: is the tools needed for a job
harmful : is causing harm or hurt
prevention: stopping something from happening
purpose: is the reason something is done
respond: is to react
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Week #23 (March 18th - 22nd )
Pattern: Vowel-r, Simple Multipsyllable
perfect, nearly, ignore, morning, confirm, ordinary, warning, history, password , excursion, prettier, journal, around
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Week #22 (March 4th - 8th)
Pattern: Vowel-r, Single Syllable
year, large, world, thirst, stairs, turn, snore, warn, important, portable, their, wear, morning
Unit 5 Week 1 Vocabulary
admit: something, you confess to it
barter: you trade things for other things without using money
considered: thought about it carefully before making a decision
creation: is something you made
humble: it is not big or important
magnificent:is very beautiful and grand
payment: is an amount you paid for something
reluctantly: is to do it unwillingly or with hesitation
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Week #21 (Feb 26th - March 1st)
Pattern: Consonant -le, Multisyllables
sample, uncle, trouble, able, whistle, recycle, failure, mixture, inventor, shall, gentle, puzzle, little
courageous: are brave
extremely: means the same as “very”
weird: is strange or mysterious
free verse: are poems that rhyme, and some do not
narrative poem: a poem that tells a story
repetition: using the same word several times in a poem
rhyme: words that sound the same as each other like night and right rhyme with each other
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Week #20 (Feb 20th -23rd)
Pattern: Open & Vowel Team Syllables
maintain, betray, proclaim, retreat, indeed, beneath, pointer, never, approach, laugh, spray, vacation, discover
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Week #19 (Feb 12th - 16th)
Unpredictable Vowel Teams, Multisyllable
outfield, compound, reason, instead, unknown, renowned, younger, absent, carry, hot, shouldn't, today, weather
Unit 4 Week 3 Vocabulary
shelter: something that covers or protects
alert: to give a warning
competition: situation where people or animals are trying to be more successful than others
environment: natural features of a place
excellent: very good
prefer: like better
protection: when something is kept safe
related: belong to the same family
Week #18 (Feb 5th - 9th)
Predictable Vowel Teams, Single Multisyllable
piece, found, tough, know, crowd, stood, flexible, reflection, fall, small, own, these, clean
Unit 4 Week 2 Vocabulary
achievement: something that you accomplish
apologize: said you were sorry
attention: watch, listen, and concentrate on something
audience: a group of people gathered to hear or see something
confidence: trust or faith in something or someone
embarrassed: shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed
realized: understood something completely
talents: natural abilities or skills
Week #17 (Jan 29th - Feb 2)
Predictable Vowel Teams, Single Multisyllable
annoy, haunted, succeed, frighten, essay, pointer, occupant, exclaim, draw, grow, caught, night, weather
Unit 4 Week 1 Vocabulary
healthful: wholesome and good for you
aroma: pleasant or agreeable smell or fragrance
expect: to think or suppose something
flavorful: tasty and full of flavor
graceful: beautiful or pleasing in design, movement, or style
interrupted: stopped for a time or broken off
luscious: smells or tastes delicious
variety: a number of different things
Week #16 (Jan 22nd - 26th)
Predictable Vowel Teams, Single Syllable
brain, coax, woe, noise, haunt, ploy, flight, dawn, own, clean, myself, people, cause
Week #15 (Jan 15th - 19th)
Open, Complex Multisyllable
body, secret, fragrant, create, basic, crisis, fluency, hesitancy, better, warm, example, little, unit
Unit 3 Week 5 Vocabulary
agreeable: to be nice or pleasant
appreciate: to be grateful
boomed: to have grown suddenly
descendants: are people who come from a particular ancestor or group of relatives
emigration: is the act of leaving one's own country to live in another
pioneers: are people who are among the first to explore and settle a region
transportation: the means of carrying or moving something from one place to another
vehicles: means of transporting goods
Week #14 (Jan 8th - 12th)
Open, Single Multisyllable
moment, twenty, basic, total, human, resist, protect, prevention, myself, only, young, leave, really
Unit 3 Week 4 Vocabulary
effective: works well
example: is a thing that is used to show what other similar things are like
identical: are exactly the same
imitate: when you try to be like a person or an aminal
material: is the stuff used to make something
model: it is a small copy of something
observed: is to look closely at something
similar: are things that are alike but not exactly the same
Week #13 (Dec. 11th - 15th)
Open, Single Syllables
pro, flu, she, fly, spry, shy, reduce, deduct, try, today, family, enough, children
nit 3 Week 3 Vocabulary
amount: how much of that thing there is
astronomy: is the study of the starts and planets
globe: is the world
solar system: includes the Earth and the planets that move around the sun
support: you provided what someone or something needs
surface: is the outside of something
temperature: tells how hot or cold a thing is
warmth: feel its heat
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Week #12 (Dec. 5th - 9th)
Review: Closed and Long Vowel Silent e Syllables
transcribe, subside, complete, suspect, dispose, dictate, disruptive, instruction, cut, kind, beginning, close, while
Unit 3 Week 2 Vocabulary
amazement: when you look at something you are surprised
bravery: is courage when facing danger
disappear: you cannot see them anymore
donated: you have something to a person or group to help
leader: is a person who guides or leaders others
nervous: you are upset or worried about something
refused: you do not do something
temporary: lasts for only a short time
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Week #11 (Nov. 27th - Dec 1st)
Long Vowel Silent -e/Complex Multisyllable
complete, frustrate, translate, extreme, include, advise, visionary, hold, full, people, sometimes, seemed, thought
Unit 3 Week 1 Vocabulary
disbelief: you lack belief about something
dismay: to feel shock and surprise
fabulous: it is amazing
features: things that are noticeable about something
offered: you are presented with something that you can accept or turn down
splendid: something very beautiful or magnificent
watchful: to be watching carefully
unique: it is the only one of its kind
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Week #10 (Nov. 14th - 18th)
Long Vowel Silent -e/Simple Multisyllable
compile, mistake, advice, confuse, translate, transcript, subscribe, subscription, bring, drink, done, trouble, believe
Unit 2 Week 5 Vocabulary
imagine: picture something in your mind
bounce: spring back after hitting something
inventor: a person who creates something for the first time
observer: someone who watches something
alliteration: several words or syllables in a row start with the same sound
free verse: a poem in which some verses rhyme and some do not
limerick: a funny poem of five lines with a specific rhyme pattern
rhyme: when words end with the same sound
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Week #9 (Nov. 6th - 10th)
Long Vowel Silent -e/ Single Syllable
truce, grade, zone, theme, smile, dispute, tension, extend, together, ten, hurt, yet, they
Unit 2 Week 4 Vocabulary
caretakers: are people who care for a person or animal and keep it safe.
population: is all of the same kind living in a place.
recognized: you remembered that person from the past.
relatives: are members of the same family.
resources: are things that are available to be used when needed, such as water.
survive: a dangerous event, they stay alive.
success: is when something ends well.
threatened: it is in danger of being hurt.
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Week #8 (Oct. 31st - Nov 4th)
Closed, Schwa Multisyllables
attend, mental, signal, random, central, fiction, effect, fixable, about, done, got, six, show
Unit 2 Week 3 Vocabulary
announce: is to tell people about it
candidate: are the people seeking an office or honor.
convince: is to cause someone to believe or do something.
decisions: you make choices.
elect: is to choose by voting.
estimate: is to guess an amount.
government: is the people who guide a city, state, or country.
independent: you do things for yourself.
Week #7 (Oct. 23th - 27th)
Closed, Complex Multisyllables
dispel, expel, impress, impulse, transmit, complex, option, instruction, eight, much, about, pick, seven
Unit 2 Week 2 Vocabulary
arrived: you got to where you were going.
immigrated: came to a new country to live.
inspected: looked at something closely and carefully
moment: is a very short amount of time.
opportunity: is a chance for good things to happen.
photographs: are pictures taken with a camera.
valuable: is worth a lot of money or means a lot to someone.
whispered: spoken in a very quiet voice.
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Week #6 (Oct. 9th - 13th)
Closed, simple syllables
conduct, commit, insist, invent, impact, obstruct, construct, instruct, six, seven, read, if, off
Unit 2 Week 1 Vocabulary
Cooperation: people working together to do something
attempt: try to do something
awkward: clumsy and not graceful
created: made of built
furiously: in a way that shows you are very angry
interfere: get in the way of something
involved: took part in something
timid: shy and not brave
Week #5 (Oct 2nd - 6th)
Vowel -r (ar, or, w+ar, w+or)
world, chart, torch, warm, spark, smart, torn, work, hurt, far, first, show, person
Review of Unit 1 Vocabulary Words
Week #4 (Sept. 26th - 30th)
Vowel -r (er, ir, ur)
nerve, germs, thirst, swirl, urge, blur, squirt, nurse, start, show, every, under, after
Unit 1 Week 5 Vocabulary
landmark: an important building, structure, or place
carved: cut something into a shape
clues: hints that help solve a problem or mystery
grand: great or large
massive: very, very large
monument: a building, statue, or other object made to honor a person or event
national: something that has a characteristic or has to do with a country
trace: small bits or signs left behind that show that something was there.
Week #4 (Sept. 26th - 30th)
Vowel -r (er, ir, ur)
nerve, germs, thirst, swirl, urge, blur, squirt, nurse, start, show, every, under, after
Unit 1 Week 5 Vocabulary
landmark: an important building, structure, or place
carved: cut something into a shape
clues: hints that help solve a problem or mystery
grand: great or large
massive: very, very large
monument: a building, statue, or other object made to honor a person or event
national: something that has a characteristic or has to do with a country
trace: small bits or signs left behind that show that something was there.
Week #3 (Sept. 18th - 22nd)
Vowel Teams
grieve, cloak, waist, cause, light, pleased, woes, noise, own, keep, long, would, about, your
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Week #2 (Sept. 11th-15th)
Long Vowel Silent e, Open Syllables, Hard and Soft c/g
wrote, spice, goes, germs, long, scrape, strange, shy, we, got, fly, by, before
write, catch, know, page, bridge, gnomes, crumbs, wreck, if, pick, there, from, then
Unit 1 Week 2 Vocabulary
celebrate: do something special for an important event
courage: bravery in a difficult situation
disappointment: feeling of sadness because something is not as good as expected
precious: very valuable to a person
pride: a feeling of satisfaction in something you have done
remind: make a person remember something
symbols: a thing that represents ideas or objects
traditions: things that have been done for a long time
grade, theme, prize, tune, while, these, home, flute, write, why
Unit 1 Week 1 Vocabulary
ached: something hurts or feels sore
concentrate: you think very carefully about what you are doing
discovery: something that was hidden or unknown is found
educated: a person has a great deal of knowledge
effort: means to work hard to finish a task
improved: has become better at something
inspired: you encourage a person to do something good
satisfied: is pleased with the way something happened