Week 17 Word Study
Hard and Soft c, g
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certain
except
general
region
sponge
gasoline
Embedded Files
Week 18 Word Study
r-Controlled Vowels
(ar,or,oar,ore)
assorted
charming
forecast
market
party
roaring
fortunate
before
Week 13 Word Study
No Spelling Words
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Week 14 Word Study
Compound Words
living room
overflowing
underground
post office
high school
first-rate
worn out
haircut
Week 15 Word Study
Vowel-Consonant-e Syllables
accuse
enclose
incomplete
define
require
safely
alive
divide
Week 16 Word Study
Consonant -le Syllables
purple
simple
single
gobble
startle
wiggled
struggled
remarkable
Week 9 Word Study
Closed Syllables
1.admit
2.hectic
3. segment
4. tunnel
5.pumpkin
6.princess
7.insect
8.pencil
Week 10 Word Study
Open Syllables
become
judo
media
famous
recent
slogan
total
vapor
Week 11 Word Study
Vowel Team Syllables
already
caution
pointed
treaty
creature
believe
Monday
classroom
Week 12 Word Study
Vowel-r Syllables
bargain
corner
former
flirting
urgent
important
sturdy
forty
Week 5 Word Study Pattern
Long e (VCe,ea,ee,ey,y,ie,e) and Short e
Week 6 Word Study Pattern
Long o (VCe,oa,ow,oe,o) and Short o
follow
oath
oldest
goes
costume
stolen
online
telescope
Week 7 Word Study
Long i (i_e,igh,i,y,ie,i) and Short i
diet
identify
cries
empire
terrified
brightness
sixty
didn't
Week 8 Word Study
Long u (u_e,ue,ew,u) and Short u
usually
continued
refused
adult
uncover
upset
viewpoint
document
Week 1 Word Study Pattern
Tuesday:
spelling of long vowels
Wednesday/Thursday:
R-controlled vowels
ar, or, er, ir, ur
Week 2 Word Study Pattern
Monday:
Closed Syllable Patterns
*A closed syllable ends in a consonant and usually has a short vowel sound.
Example: sat, has a short vowel sound and ends n a t
Tuesday:
Open syllable Patterns
An open syllable ends in a vowel and usually has a long vowel sound.
Example: go, has a long vowel sound and ends in a vowel
Wednesday:
Consonant -le Syllable Patterns
When a word ends in -le, the consonant before it plus the letters -le form the final syllable.
Example: table, -ble is the final syllable in the word.
Thursday:
Vowel Team Syllable Patterns
The vowel team works together to make the vowel sound; the vowel teams must stay together in the same syllable.
Example: explain, the ai make the /a/ sound, and will stay together in the second syllable.
Week 3 Word Study Pattern
Inflectional Endings
(with spelling change)
/oi/ and /ou/
/oo/ and /oo/
Homophones
Prefixes:
dis-,un-,pre-,re-
Suffixes: -less,-ful,-able,-ness,-ment
Week 4 Word Study Pattern
Long a (VCe,ai,ay,ei,ea)
Short a
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