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SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Saying We Share: Proverbs and Fables
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Saying We Share: Proverbs and Fables
Focus: The /ar/ sound can be spelled air, ear, or are.
Focus: The /ar/ sound can be spelled air, ear, or are.
1. bear
1. bear
2. tear
2. tear
3. haircut
3. haircut
4. stairs
4. stairs
5. wear
5. wear
6. airplane
6. airplane
7. compare
7. compare
8. repair
8. repair
9. pear
9. pear
10. prepare
10. prepare
11. stare
11. stare
12. glare
12. glare
13. sharing
13. sharing
14. fairy
14. fairy
15. aware
15. aware
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. steady
1. steady
2. balance
2. balance
3. regular
3. regular
4. constant
4. constant
5. slowpoke
5. slowpoke
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
summoned – called to come
summoned – called to come
fortunate – lucky
fortunate – lucky
generation – people who grow up at about the
same time
generation – people who grow up at about the
same time
persistently – repeatedly, without giving up
persistently – repeatedly, without giving up
faithful– loyal
faithful– loyal
illuminated – lit up; made brighter
illuminated – lit up; made brighter
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Papa Tells Chita a Story
Focus: The vowel sound you hear in for and four
can be spelled or, our, or ar.
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Papa Tells Chita a Story
Focus: The vowel sound you hear in for and four
can be spelled or, our, or ar.
1. forks
1. forks
2. worn
3. form
4. fourth
5. war
6. storm
7. horse
8. warn
9. morning
10. forest
11. court
12. porch
13. poured
14. port
2. worn
3. form
4. fourth
5. war
6. storm
7. horse
8. warn
9. morning
10. forest
11. court
12. porch
13. poured
14. port
15. important
15. important
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. exciting
2. trail
3. defend
4. marsh
1. exciting
2. trail
3. defend
4. marsh
5. drown
5. drown
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
colonel – a person with a certain rank, or position in an
army
colonel – a person with a certain rank, or position in an
army
soldier – a person who serves in the army
soldier – a person who serves in the army
urgent – in need of immediate action or attention
urgent – in need of immediate action or attention
brambles – prickly plants or bushes
brambles – prickly plants or bushes
stumbling– moving in an unsteady way
stumbling– moving in an unsteady way
outstretched – extended; stretched forward
outstretched – extended; stretched forward
weary – tired
weary - tired
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Coyote Places the Stars
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Coyote Places the Stars
Focus: Homophones are words that sound the
same, but have different spellings and meanings.
Focus: Homophones are words that sound the
same, but have different spellings and meanings.
1. hear
1. hear
2. one
2. one
3. won
3. won
4. way
4. way
5. heard
5. heard
6. flower
6. flower
7. our
7. our
8. flour
8. flour
9. weigh
9. weigh
10. here
10. here
11. beat
11. beat
12. herd
12. herd
13. beet
13. beet
14. hair
14. hair
15. hare
15. hare
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. canyon
1. canyon
2. bright
2. bright
3. shiny
3. shiny
4. sparkle
4. sparkle
5. horizon
5. horizon
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
canyon – a narrow valley with steep sides
canyon – a narrow valley with steep sides
pride – a feeling of happiness and satisfaction about doing
something well
pride – a feeling of happiness and satisfaction about doing
something well
swiftly – very quickly
swiftly – very quickly
skillful – showing skill; showing a talent for doing
something well
skillful – showing skill; showing a talent for doing
something well
feast– a special celebration with a large amount of food
feast– a special celebration with a large amount of food
gazing – looking with a long, steady stare
gazing – looking with a long, steady stare
arranged – put in some kind of order
arranged – put in some kind of order
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears
Focus: The vowel sound you hear in her, stir, and
Focus: The vowel sound you hear in her, stir, and
fur can be spelled er, ir, or ur.
fur can be spelled er, ir, or ur.
1. curl
1. curl
2. birth
2. birth
3. burned
3. burned
4. perfect
4. perfect
5. thirty
5. thirty
6. church
6. church
7. firm
7. firm
8. skirt
8. skirt
9. clerk
9. clerk
10. jerked
10. jerked
11. dirt
11. dirt
12. shirt
12. shirt
13. person
13. person
14. purse
14. purse
15. term
15. term
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. fault
1. fault
2. wrong
2. wrong
3. error
3. error
4. trouble
4. trouble
5. reason
5. reason
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
satisfied – having one’s needs or desires fulfilled
satisfied – having one’s needs or desires fulfilled
duty – job or responsibility
duty – job or responsibility
council – a meeting called to find answers
council – a meeting called to find answers
mischief – behavior that causes problems for others
mischief – behavior that causes problems for others
nonsense – words or ideas that are foolish and have
no real meaning
nonsense – words or ideas that are foolish and have
no real meaning
tidbit – small pieces of something
tidbit – small pieces of something
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Lon Po Po
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Lon Po Po
Focus: Some two-syllable words have double
Focus: Some two-syllable words have double
consonants in the middle. Words like this are often
divided into two syllables between the two like
consonants: but/ter
Some words with double consonants are one
syllable words, like filled and dragged.
consonants in the middle. Words like this are often
divided into two syllables between the two like
consonants: but/ter
Some words with double consonants are one
syllable words, like filled and dragged.
1. pulled
1. pulled
2. begged
2. begged
3. hugged
3. hugged
4. silly
4. silly
5. correct
5. correct
6. latter
6. latter
7. matter
7. matter
8. supper
8. supper
9. common
9. common
10. lesson
10. lesson
11. collect
11. collect
12. setting
12. setting
13. bottles
13. bottles
14. different
14. different
15. jelly
15. jelly
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. fairy tale
1. fairy tale
2.
cultural
2.
cultural
3.
grandma
3.
grandma
4.
courage
4.
courage
5.
weave
5.
weave
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
delighted – very happy
delighted – very happy
dusk – the time in the evening just before it gets dark
dusk – the time in the evening just before it gets dark
embraced – hugged
embraced – hugged
latch – to lock a door with a movable bar that fits
into a slot
latch – to lock a door with a movable bar that fits
into a slot
tender – easy to chew; soft
tender – easy to chew; soft
brittle – easily broken or snapped
brittle – easily broken or snapped
cunning – able to fool or trick; sly or clever
cunning – able to fool or trick; sly or clever
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
The Crowded House
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
The Crowded House
Focus: *Words that end with two consonants do not
Focus: *Words that end with two consonants do not
change before you add an –er or –est ending.
*If a word ends in e, drop the e and add –er or –est.
* If a word has a short vowel and ends in a single
consonant, double the consonant. Then add –er or –
est.
change before you add an –er or –est ending.
*If a word ends in e, drop the e and add –er or –est.
* If a word has a short vowel and ends in a single
consonant, double the consonant. Then add –er or –
est.
1. faster
1. faster
2. wisest
2. wisest
3. bigger
3. bigger
4. slowest
4. slowest
5. cooler
5. cooler
6. hottest
6. hottest
7. soonest
7. soonest
8. shorter
8. shorter
9. kindest
9. kindest
10. louder
10. louder
11. slimmer
11. slimmer
12. wildest
12. wildest
13. tamer
13. tamer
14. whitest
14. whitest
15. strangest
15. strangest
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. characters
1. characters
2. actor
2. actor
3. director
3. director
4. stagehand
4. stagehand
5. orchestra
5. orchestra
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
wits – mind, the ability to think
wits – mind, the ability to think
wailing (noun) – a loud, long cry expressing
unhappiness or pain
wailing (noun) – a loud, long cry expressing
unhappiness or pain
faring – getting along
faring – getting along
advice – opinion about how to solve a problem
advice – opinion about how to solve a problem
dreadful – very bad
dreadful – very bad
farewell – good-bye
farewell – good-bye
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Leah’s Pony
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Leah’s Pony
Focus: A compound word is made up of two
Focus: A compound word is made up of two
smaller words: note+book = notebook.
smaller words: note+book = notebook.
1. sometimes
1. sometimes
2. pickup
2. pickup
3. dishwater
3. dishwater
4. notebook
4. notebook
5. upstairs
5. upstairs
6. football
6. football
7. sunshine
7. sunshine
8. outdoors
8. outdoors
9. hallway
9. hallway
10. timeout
10. timeout
11. doorway
11. doorway
12. sunset
12. sunset
13. bookcase
13. bookcase
14. everyone
14. everyone
15. everything
15. everything
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. cornfields
1. cornfields
2. serious
2. serious
3. bargain
3. bargain
4. astonish
4. astonish
5. debt
5. debt
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
county – a section of a state
county – a section of a state
auctioneer – a person who is hired to run a public
sale
auctioneer – a person who is hired to run a public
sale
bid – the amount of money that is offered to buy
something at an auction
bid – the amount of money that is offered to buy
something at an auction
clutched – held tightly
clutched – held tightly
glistened – shone or sparkled
glistened – shone or sparkled
galloped– ran at a horse’s or pony’s top speed
galloped– ran at a horse’s or pony’s top speed
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Yippee-Yay!
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Yippee-Yay!
Focus: Some words have the vowel-consonant-
Focus: Some words have the vowel-consonant-
consonant-vowel pattern (VCCV), such as enjoy and
napkin.
consonant-vowel pattern (VCCV), such as enjoy and
napkin.
1. cowboy
1. cowboy
2. horses
2. horses
3. corral
3. corral
4. winter
4. winter
5. always
5. always
6. cactus
6. cactus
7. garden
7. garden
8. tender
8. tender
9. fifteen
9. fifteen
10. basket
10. basket
11. welcome
11. welcome
12. lasso
12. lasso
13. market
13. market
14. until
14. until
15. Monday
15. Monday
Challenge Words
Challenge Words
1. pillows
1. pillows
2. curtain
2. curtain
3. feather
3. feather
4. mattress
4. mattress
5. bedspread
5. bedspread
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
ranchers – people who own a large farm for raising
animals
ranchers – people who own a large farm for raising
animals
tending – taking care of
tending – taking care of
profit – money gained by selling something
profit – money gained by selling something
corral – a fenced in space for farm animals
corral – a fenced in space for farm animals
stray– wandering or lost
stray– wandering or lost
market – a public place where goods are sold
market – a public place where goods are sold
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Boom Town
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Boom Town
Focus: Many words with a long vowel sound in the
Focus: Many words with a long vowel sound in the
first syllable have the VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel)
pattern. Many words that begin with be- have the
VCV pattern.
first syllable have the VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel)
pattern. Many words that begin with be- have the
VCV pattern.
1. belong
1. belong
2. hotel
2. hotel
3. focus
3. focus
4. miner
4. miner
5. pupil
5. pupil
6. begin
6. begin
7. music
7. music
8. future
8. future
9. behind
9. behind
10. tiger
10. tiger
11. become
11. become
12. motel
12. motel
13. baker
13. baker
14. cabin
14. cabin
15. ocean
15. ocean
Challenge words
Challenge words
1. delicious
1. delicious
2. filling
2. filling
3. pastries
3. pastries
4. tasty
4. tasty
5. crumbs
5. crumbs
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
miners – people whose job is working in a mine to
extract minerals of ores from the earth
miners – people whose job is working in a mine to
extract minerals of ores from the earth
nuggets – small chunks
nuggets – small chunks
skillet – heavy iron pan used for cooking and frying
skillet – heavy iron pan used for cooking and frying
stagecoach – horsedrawn vehicle with 4 wheels and
a covered top
stagecoach – horsedrawn vehicle with 4 wheels and
a covered top
settle – to make a home in a new place
settle – to make a home in a new place
boom town – a community that experiences sudden
and rapid growth
boom town – a community that experiences sudden
and rapid growth
landmark – an object or feature that marks a boundary
or identifies a place
landmark – an object or feature that marks a boundary
or identifies a place
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Cocoa Ice!
Focus: When a word ends in a short vowel and
consonant, double the consonant before you add –ed
or –ing. If the word already ends in two consonants,
just add –ed or –ing. If a word ends in a consonant
and e, drop the e and add –ed or –ing.
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Cocoa Ice!
Focus: When a word ends in a short vowel and
consonant, double the consonant before you add –ed
or –ing. If the word already ends in two consonants,
just add –ed or –ing. If a word ends in a consonant
and e, drop the e and add –ed or –ing.
1. blooming
1. blooming
2. settled
2. settled
3. stamping
3. stamping
4. leaving
4. leaving
5. liked
5. liked
6. taking
6. taking
7. getting
7. getting
8. filled
8. filled
9. swimming
9. swimming
10. rolled
10. rolled
11. hoping
11. hoping
12. used
12. used
13. hurrying
13. hurrying
14. buying
14. buying
15. worried
15. worried
16. chocolate (challenge words: 16 - 20)
16. chocolate (challenge words: 16 - 20)
17. tropical
17. tropical
18. freezing
18. freezing
19. iceberg
19. iceberg
20. island
20. island
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
harvest – to gather a crop
harvest – to gather a crop
pulp – the soft part of some fruits and vegetables
pulp – the soft part of some fruits and vegetables
machete – a heavy knife used as a tool for cutting plants
machete – a heavy knife used as a tool for cutting plants
trading – used for the purpose of exchanging one
thing for another
trading – used for the purpose of exchanging one
thing for another
schooner – a ship that has two or more masts with
sails in the front and back
schooner – a ship that has two or more masts with
sails in the front and back
support – to hold the weight of
support – to hold the weight of
bargain - to talk about a trade to get a better deal
bargain - to talk about a trade to get a better deal
See Next page for in class practice
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* If You Made a Million
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* If You Made a Million
Focus: Some words end with –tion or –sion, like
Focus: Some words end with –tion or –sion, like
station or version. Sounds like “shun.”
station or version. Sounds like “shun.”
1. combination
1. combination
2. action
2. action
3. vision
3. vision
4. motion
4. motion
5. section
5. section
6. nation
6. nation
7. permission
7. permission
8. confusion
8. confusion
9. question
9. question
10. attention
10. attention
11. vacation
11. vacation
12. production
12. production
13. quotation
13. quotation
14. tension
14. tension
15. sensation
15. sensation
Challenge words
Chanllenge words
1. . expensive
1. expensive
2. customer
2. customer
3. exchange
3. exchange
4. thrifty
4. thrifty
5. afford
5. afford
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
congratulations – an expression said to someone
who has won or earned something
congratulations – an expression said to someone
who has won or earned something
receive – to get
receive – to get
amount – the total number of things
amount – the total number of things
choices – decisions about what to choose
choices – decisions about what to choose
combinations – sets of things grouped together
combinations – sets of things grouped together
value – worth
value – worth
EXTRA IN-CLASS PRACTICE WITH “If
You Made a Million”
Write these words four times each on a
lined sheet of paper and turn in. Try hard
to remember how to spell each word.
Spelling these /shun/ sounding words
correctly is important!
Write these words four times each on a
lined sheet of paper and turn in. Try hard
to remember how to spell each word.
Spelling these /shun/ sounding words
correctly is important!
1. combination
1. combination
2. action (act)
2. action (act)
3. motion
3. motion
4. section
4. section
5. nation
5. nation
6. question
6. question
7. attention
7. attention
8. vacation (vacate)
8. vacation (vacate)
9. production (product)
9. production (product)
10. quotation
10. quotation
11. sensation
11. sensation
12. vision
12. vision
13. permission
13. permission
14. confusion (confuse)
14. confusion (confuse)
15. tension (tense)
15. tension (tense)
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* I’m in Charge of Celebrations
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* I’m in Charge of Celebrations
Focus: Some words end with the suffixes –er, -ful, -
Focus: Some words end with the suffixes –er, -ful, -
ly, -able: rancher, helpful, loudly, likeable.
ly, -able: rancher, helpful, loudly, likeable.
1. farmer
1. farmer
2. useful
2. useful
3. softly
3. softly
4. suitable
4. suitable
5. lonely
5. lonely
6. quietly
6. quietly
7. teacher
7. teacher
8. thankful
8. thankful
9. exactly
9. exactly
10. readable
10. readable
11. nicer
11. nicer
12. safer
12. safer
13. harmful
13. harmful
14. playful
14. playful
15. suddenly
15. suddenly
Challenge words
Challenge words
1. breathing
1. breathing
2. pleasant
2. pleasant
3. beautiful
3. beautiful
4. float
4. float
5. gentle
5. gentle
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
admiring – looking at with wonder or respect
admiring – looking at with wonder or respect
choosy – picky, hard to please
choosy – picky, hard to please
average – ordinary, not special
average – ordinary, not special
signal – to make known, to announce
signal – to make known, to announce
tracks – prints left in the ground by an animal
or person
tracks – prints left in the ground by an animal
or person
celebrations – joyous events that honor holidays,
achievements, of happy occasions
celebrations – joyous events that honor holidays,
achievements, of happy occasions
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Alejandro’s Gift
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Alejandro’s Gift
Focus: When a word ends in a consonant and y,
Focus: When a word ends in a consonant and y,
change the y to i before adding –es or –ed.
change the y to i before adding –es or –ed.
1. pennies
1. pennies
2. buried
2. buried
3. replied
3. replied
4. candies
4. candies
5. emptied
5. emptied
6. stories
6. stories
7. married
7. married
8. copies
8. copies
9. parties
9. parties
10. studied
10. studied
11. mysteries
11. mysteries
12. discoveries
12. discoveries
13. worries
13. worries
14. families
14. families
15. ponies
15. ponies
Challenge words
Challenge words
1. adobe
1. adobe
2. marble
2. marble
3. brick
3. brick
4. building
4. building
5. material
5. material
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
shunned – stayed away from
shunned – stayed away from
cherished – cared about deeply
cherished – cared about deeply
growth – plant life growing in a certain area
growth – plant life growing in a certain area
windmill – a machine that uses the wind to make
power
windmill – a machine that uses the wind to make
power
ample – more than enough
ample – more than enough
furrows – long, deep grooves dug into soil
furrows – long, deep grooves dug into soil
SEE FOLLOWING PAGE THAT ALSO
CONTAINS VOCABULARY WORDS!
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Visitors from Space
Focus: The ending sound you hear in little
and petal can be spelled le or al.
1. simple
2. total
3. apple
4. title
5. central
6. purple
7. signal
8. normal
9. middle
10.able
11.terrible
12.people
13.medal
14.handle
15. single
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Visitors from Space
Focus: The ending sound you hear in little
and petal can be spelled le or al.
1. simple
2. total
3. apple
4. title
5. central
6. purple
7. signal
8. normal
9. middle
10.able
11.terrible
12.people
13.medal
14.handle
15. single
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Visitors from Space
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Visitors from Space
Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal
Focus: The ending sound you hear in little and petal
can be spelled le or al.
can be spelled le or al.
1. simple
1. simple
2. total
2. total
3. apple
3. apple
4. title
4. title
5. central
5. central
6. purple
6. purple
7. signal
7. signal
8. normal
8. normal
9. middle
9. middle
10. able
10. able
11. terrible
11. terrible
12. people
12. people
13. medal
13. medal
14. handle
14. handle
15. single
15. single
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
fluorescent – bright and glowing
fluorescent – bright and glowing
force – power that causes motion or change
force – power that causes motion or change
loops – moves in a circling way
loops – moves in a circling way
nucleus– center of a comet
nucleus– center of a comet
particles – tiny pieces
particles – tiny pieces
solar wind – continuous flow of gases from
the sun
solar wind – continuous flow of gases from
the sun
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* The Armadillo from Amarillo
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* The Armadillo from Amarillo
Focus: The ending sound you hear in ever us usually
Focus: The ending sound you hear in ever us usually
spelled er.
spelled er.
1. water
1. water
2. over
2. over
3. never
3. never
4. under
4. under
5. river
5. river
6. number
6. number
7. wonder
7. wonder
8. tower
8. tower
9. rather
9. rather
10. finger
10. finger
11. center
11. center
12. prefer
12. prefer
13. better
13. better
14. border
14. border
15. fever
15. fever
Challenge words
Challenge words
1. mirth
1. mirth
2. laughter
2. laughter
3. chuckle
3. chuckle
4. humor
4. humor
5. giggle
5. giggle
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
eventually– sometime in the future; finally
eventually– sometime in the future; finally
converse – talk to one another
converse – talk to one another
continent – one of the 7 large land areas on earth
continent – one of the 7 large land areas on earth
sphere – a round object like a ball; a planet
sphere – a round object like a ball; a planet
universe – everything that exists, including the sun
the stars, all the planets, and outer space
universe – everything that exists, including the sun
the stars, all the planets, and outer space
homeward – toward home
homeward – toward home
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Rocking and Rolling
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
* Rocking and Rolling
Focus: A contraction is a short way to say and write
Focus: A contraction is a short way to say and write
two words. An apostrophe replaces any missing
letter(s).
two words. An apostrophe replaces any missing
letter(s).
1. it’s
1. it’s
2. isn’t
2. isn’t
3. you’ve
3. you’ve
4. we’d
4. we’d
5. didn’t
5. didn’t
6. she’s
6. she’s
7. we’ve
7. we’ve
8. haven’t
8. haven’t
9. he’d
9. he’d
10. they’d
10. they’d
11. there’s
11. there’s
12. don’t
12. don’t
13. we’ll
13. we’ll
14. won’t
14. won’t
15. he’s
15. he’s
Challenge words
Challenge words
1. vacation
1. vacation
2. travel
2. travel
3. explore
3. explore
4.
relatives
4.
relatives
5.
museum
5.
museum
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
edges– places where something ends
edges– places where something ends
range – a line of mountains
range – a line of mountains
peak – the top of a mountain
peak – the top of a mountain
epicenter – the place on the earth’s surface just above
the center of an earthquake
epicenter – the place on the earth’s surface just above
the center of an earthquake
magma – melted rock inside the earth
magma – melted rock inside the earth
coast – land along the sea
coast – land along the sea
SPELLING WORDS
SPELLING WORDS
Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important!
Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important!
(Hints are included) Parents, please help your
child with meanings/usage in context, e.g.,
difference between “than” and “then.” 
(Hints are included) Parents, please help your
child with meanings/usage in context, e.g.,
difference between “than” and “then.” 
1.
every
1. every
2.
said
2.
said
3.
where
3.
where
4.
hear (with your “ear”)
4.
hear (with your “ear”)
5.
here (a location)
5.
here (a location)
6.
once
6.
once
7.
many
7.
many
8.
our (often spelled as “are”)
8.
our (often spelled as “are”)
9.
than
9.
than
10. then
10. then
Students: Learn these words! From now
on, no misspelling these words in your
writing! Practice at home a lot!
Students: Learn these words! From now
on, no misspelling these words in your
writing! Practice at home a lot!
SPELLING WORDS
SPELLING WORDS
Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important!
Focus: Commonly misspelled words! Very important!
(Hints are included) Parents, please help your
child with meanings/usage in context, e.g.,
difference between “there” and “their.” 
1. their (living things)
(Hints are included) Parents, please help your
child with meanings/usage in context, e.g.,
difference between “there” and “their.” 
1. their (living things)
2.
there (location)
2.
there (location)
3.
they (often misspelled as thay)
3.
they (often misspelled as thay)
4. very (often misspelled as vary)
4. very (often misspelled as vary)
5. were
5. were
6. when
6. when
7. friend
7. friend
8. people
8. people
9. surprise
9. surprise
10. heard (with your “ear”)
10. heard (with your “ear”)
Students: Learn these words! From now
on, no misspelling these words in your
writing! Practice at home a lot!
Students: Learn these words! From now
on, no misspelling these words in your
writing! Practice at home a lot!
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
SPELLING words + VOCABULARY
Focus: Science words
Focus: Science words
1. ecology
1. ecology
2. ecosystem
2. ecosystem
3.
terrarium
3.
terrarium
4.
aquarium
4.
aquarium
5.
pollution
5.
pollution
6.
environment
6.
environment
7.
energy
7.
energy
8. food chain
8. food chain
9.
9.
producers
producers
10. consumers
10. consumers
11. decomposers
11. decomposers
Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Words
habitat – A place that is natural for an
organism to live
habitat – A place that is natural for an
organism to live
data – Information, such as that gathered in an
experiment
data – Information, such as that gathered in an
experiment
aquatic– Living in water
aquatic– Living in water
organism – A living thing
organism – A living thing
evidence – Something that offers proof
evidence – Something that offers proof