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Week 1
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing and using short vowels
Principle Words
1. pass
2. brag
3. smell
4. felt
5. kept
6. skill
7. brick
8. collar
9. crust
10.trust
High Frequency Words
1. become
2. yet
3. there
4. would
5. then
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test .
Week 2
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
When a base word ends with a consonant,
double that letter before adding a suffix that
starts with a vowel.
Principle Words
Words
1. plan ( ing)
2. run (+er)
3. thin (+est)
4. slim (+er)
5. tan (+est)
6. flat +(er)
7. wet (+est)
8. mad (+er)
9. hot (+est)
10.skip (+ing)
High Frequency
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
there
which
something
even
few
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test .
Week 3
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
When a base word ends with a silent e, drop the e
when adding a suffix that begins with a vowel.
Principle Words
1.
slope (+ing)
2.
cute (+est)
3.
safe (+er)
4.
stumble (+ing)
5.
shake (+ing)
6.
trouble (+ing)
7.
tickle (+ed)
8.
sample (+ing)
9.
rattle (+ed)
10. jumble (+ing)
High Frequency Words
1. does
2. another
3. because
4. often
5. different
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test.
Week 4
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
When a base word ends in a consonant and a y,
change the y to an i before adding a suffix.
Exception: If a suffix ends with an i, the y does not
change.
Principle Words
1. beauty
2. beauties
3. happy
4. happily
5. cry
6. cried
7. early
8. earlier
9. heavy
10.heaviest
High Frequency Words
1. enough
2. certain
3. most
4. though
5. behind
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test .
Week 5
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Irregular plurals - changes f to v
Principle Words
1. life
2. lives
3. shelf
4. shelves
5. calf
6. calves
7. self
8. selves
9. half
10.halves
High Frequency Words
1. their
2. several
3. together
4. its
5. always
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test .
Week 6
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing words with double consonants
Principle Words
1. bottle
2. middle
3. cattle
4. rattle
5. bubble
6. snuggle
7. kettle
8. giggle
9. syllable
10.brittle
High Frequency Words
1. almost
2. special
3. often
4. complete
5. next
Students will use the spelling principle(s) for an application test .
Week 7
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Beginning and Ending
Consonant Digraphs
Principle Words
1.
whale
2.
wheat
3.
chance
4.
church
5.
think
6.
cloth
7.
shine
8.
smash
9.
fetch
10. scratch
High Frequency Words
1. anything
2. because
3. always
4. sure
5. there
Week 8
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing How Words Form Contractions
Principle Words
1.
you’ll (you will)
2.
she’ll (she will)
3.
we’ve (we have)
4.
who’ve (who have)
5.
she’d (she had)
6.
they’d (they had)
7.
shouldn’t (should not)
8.
doesn’t (does not)
9.
we’re (we were)
10. they’re (they are)
High Frequency Words
1. their
2. goes
3. first
4. usually
5. enough
Week 9
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Compound Words and their Parts
Principle Words
1.
snowflake
2.
playmate
3.
timetable
4.
lifesaver
5.
daydream
6.
nighttime
7.
driveway
8.
fireplace
9.
highway
10. homemade
High Frequency Words
1. become
2. special
3. their
4. only
5. people
Week 10
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Long Vowel Sounds
Ending in Silent e
Principle Words
1.
case
2.
blame
3.
wise
4.
awhile
5.
surprise
6.
alone
7.
chose
8.
spoke
9.
huge
10. cube
High Frequency Words
1. probably
2. perhaps
3. difference
4. between
5. happens
Week 11
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Long e Vowel Sounds
ea, ee, ie
Principle Words
1.
reach
2.
speak
3.
season
4.
steam
5.
breeze
6.
between
7.
degree
8.
field
9.
believe
10. chief
High Frequency Words
1. among
2. it’s
3. that’s
4. whole
5. others
Week 12
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Long i Vowel Sounds
y, igh, ind, Vce
Principle Words
1.
reply
2.
supply
3.
shy
4.
behind
5.
high
6.
flight
7.
fright
8.
hire
9.
strike
10. kind
High Frequency Words
1. piece
2. across
3. common
4. both
5. though
Week 13
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with o Long Vowel Sounds
oa, ow, Vcv
Principle Words
1.
coast
2.
goal
3.
throat
4.
pillow
5.
thrown
6.
golden
7.
soldier
8.
alone
9.
joke
10. float
High Frequency Words
1. whether
2. really
3. fine
4. usually
5. family
Week 14
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Long a Vowel Sounds
ai, ay, Vce
Principle Words
1.
station
2.
flavor
3.
radio
4.
remain
5.
trailer
6.
aim
7.
holiday
8.
crayon
9.
anyway
10. relay
High Frequency Words
1. example
2. because
3. many
4. there
5. another
Week 15
Spelling List
Week 16 will be a review week
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing Words with Long u Vowel Sounds
ue, ui, Vce
Principle Words
1.
tube
2.
lose
3.
rude
4.
huge
5.
glue
6.
blue
7.
clue
8.
juice
9.
cruise
10. suit
High Frequency Words
1. than
2. known
3. picture
4. another
5. either
Week 17
Spelling List
Spelling Principles:
Identifying and spelling homophones
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
too
1.
would
2.
to
2.
summer
3.
two
3.
finally
4.
there
4.
it’s
5.
their
5.
gone
6.
they’re
7.
hall
8.
haul
9.
your
10.
you’re
Week 18
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognize words with final stable consonant: el, al, le
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
single
1.
does
2.
tickle
2.
because
3.
mumble
3.
through
4.
nickel
4.
using
5.
cruel
5.
again
6.
several
7.
normal
8.
stumble
9.
tremble
10.
loyal
Week 19
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognize words with schwa
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
sniffle
1.
almost
2.
sugar
2.
probably
3.
angel
3.
however
4.
angle
4.
past
5.
metal
5.
didn’t
6.
tattle
7.
tackle
8.
gurgle
9.
sparkle
10.
buckle
Week 20
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing r controlled words: ar, er
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
carve
1.
then
2.
charge
2.
than
3.
smart
3.
aren’t
4.
charm
4.
beautiful
5.
stark
5.
they’re
6.
person
7.
nerve
8.
stern
9.
clerk
10.
verse
Week 21
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing r controlled words: ir, or, ur
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
north
1.
often
2.
torch
2.
everything
3.
morning
3.
leave
4.
important
4.
really
5.
blurt
5.
through
6.
curve
7.
burst
8.
birth
9.
twirl
10.
first
Week 22
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing words ending in -dge, -ge
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
pledge
1.
there’s
2.
judge
2.
that’s
3.
edge
3.
watch
4.
ridge
4.
within
5.
cage
5.
other
6.
budge
7.
change
8.
cringe
9.
plunge
10. grudge
Week 23
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Adding suffixes: -tion, -sion, -cian
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
(elect) election
1.
begin
2.
nation
2.
themselves
3.
(vacate) vacation
3.
important
4.
(add) addition
4.
a lot
5.
(revise) revision
5.
though
6.
(magic) magician
7.
(confuse) confusion
8.
(erode) erosion
9.
(music) musician
10.
(divide) division
Week 24
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing diphthongs: oi and oy both have the
same sound as in /boy/
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
royal
1.
beautiful
2.
enjoyment
2.
too
3.
spoil
3.
among
4.
moist
4.
wouldn’t
5.
soy
5.
fact
6.
ointment
7.
choice
8.
deploy
9.
destroy
10.
hoist
Week 25
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Recognizing diphthongs: ou and ow have the same
sound as in /cow/
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
dismount
1.
then
2.
proudly
2.
possible
3.
amount
3.
simple
4.
about
4.
another
5.
grouchy
5.
real
6.
scowl
7.
loudly
8.
drown
9.
crowded
10.
frown
Week 26
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Double vowel oo dipthong
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
mood
1.
your
2.
school
2.
heard
3.
gloom
3.
such
4.
smooth
4.
everyone
5.
scoot
5.
carefully
6.
stool
7.
snoop
8.
droop
9.
loot
10.
loose
Week 27
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
A diphthong is a pair of vowels that make a special
sound: au, aw, augh, aught
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
naught
1.
family
2.
caught
2.
its
3.
flaw
3.
weather
4.
brawl
4.
wild
5.
dawn
5.
size
6.
yawn
7.
taught
8.
daughter
9.
aught
10.
fawn
Week 28
Spelling List
Spelling Principles:
The combination wor makes the sound of /wer/.
The combination ear as in gear, /er/ as in pearl, or
/air/ as in bear.
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
wear
1.
animal
2.
swear
2.
enough
3.
smear
3.
someone
4.
early
4.
again
5.
yearn
5.
pattern
6.
appear
7.
dreary
8.
weary
9.
dairy
10.
chairman
Week 29
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Words with silent letters: wr, kn, gn, mb
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
knew
1.
school
2.
wreath
2.
could
3.
known
3.
which
4.
thumb
4.
different
5.
knife
5.
either
6.
wrote
7.
wring
8.
gnaw
9.
gnarl
10.
numb
Week 30
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Letter combinations: qu, squ
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
quiet
1.
themselves
2.
quit
2.
money
3.
quilt
3.
already
4.
quart
4.
once
5.
quench
5.
remember
6.
squirm
7.
squeal
8.
squeeze
9.
squirt
10.
squint
Week 31
Spelling List
Spelling Principles:
Homophones: a word pronounced identically to
another word, but spelled differently and has a
different meaning.
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
board
1.
another
2.
bored
2.
again
3.
cent
3.
because
4.
sent
4.
thought
5.
scent
5.
enough
6.
road
7.
rode
8.
rowed
9.
flower
10.
flour
Week 32
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Synonyms are words that have the same or almost
the same meaning
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
anger
1.
course
2.
rage
2.
which
3.
dislike
3.
usually
4.
detest
4.
around
5.
error
5.
own
6.
mistake
7.
injure
8.
hurt
9.
whole
10.
entire
Week 33
Spelling List
Spelling Principle:
Antonyms are words that are opposite to
each other in their meaning.
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
arrive
1.
people
2.
depart
2.
alone
3.
blame
3.
once
4.
forgive
4.
first
5.
easy
5.
important
6.
difficult
7.
ill
8.
healthy
9.
dawn
10.
dusk
Week 34
Spelling List
Spelling Principles:
Suffixes: -able, -ible
Principle Words
High Frequency Words
1.
breakable
1.
between
2.
payable
2.
language
3.
enjoyable
3.
usually
4.
lovable
4.
poor
5.
likable
5.
friend
6.
terrible
7.
reversible
8.
visible
9.
edible
10.
audible