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Grade 3

1.         National Reading Vocabulary

 

The following list contains the 800+ “new” reading words that students need to master by the end of Grade 3.  Students who master these vocabulary words (along with our Grade 1 and 2 vocabulary) will be reading at approximately a 4.0 grade level and typically score in the top 10% on national reading tests (such as the Woodcock-Johnson or Stanford Achievement Test).  These words are the “next” most-common reading words used in reading books after the 1200 words in our Grade 1 and Grade 2 lists.  Words used in our Grade Level Vocabulary lists were selected after computer analysis for word frequency of grade level textbooks including Houghton Mifflin, Scholastic, and Accelerated Reader.  To insure comprehension of test questions in a school’s end-of-year testing, we also include critical test question vocabulary (i.e. author – locate – paragraph – details – sequence – fact – opinion – pattern etc.).

 

Words are organized as follows:

1st nine weeks - 238 words

2nd nine weeks - 216 words

3rd nine weeks - 252 words
4th nine weeks - 252 words

TOTAL = 958 words

 

Vocabulary Organization

Although 958 total words are used in the Grade 3 list, 804 are ”new” reading vocabulary words.  154 words in the first nine week section are “review” words from Grade 2.  This is done to provide a much needed review of the major vowel sound and difficult reading words from the Grade 2 list.  (It has been a long summer). Words are introduced at a steady rate of 6 words per day for the first 18 weeks and 7 words per day for weeks 19-36.  Friday is to be used by classroom teachers as a review and/or test day to determine mastery of the week’s vocabulary. The 6 or 7 daily words are organized from “most-common” to “least-common” along common vowel sound or reading rule categories.

Word of the Day

The last word in each daily column is called the “Word of the Day” (next to the WD).  It is placed here because it is typically more difficult to learn than the other phonics based words.  This difficulty occurs because it is either visually similar to other words (i.e. went – want) or its letters are not consistent with typical phonics rules (i.e. does/duz – what/wut).  The Word of the Day typically requires more practice to insure its complete memorization.

Readiness TEST

An excellent test to determine if a student is ready for the Grade 3 Program is to have him/her read the 70 review words listed in Weeks 1 and 2.   If your student can read 50% correctly (35 of 70) then he/she is reading at approximately a 2.5 Grade level (2nd Grade 5th month) and should begin with our Grade 2 Program.  If 75% are answered correctly (52 of 70), then he/she is reading at approximately a 2.8 Grade level and should also go back and review the Grade 2 program.  If your student can read the 70 words with 4 or less errors they should be ready for the Grade 3 Vocabulary Building Program.  Along with reading the words correctly, it is very important for your student to read the words fluently.  Fluency is the process of reading words easily - smoothly and without hesitation.  National research has shown vocabulary and fluency are the two essential components for achieving maximum reading ability.

The Most Progress
The Least Effort

With over 20 years researching reading methods and student progress, the evidence clearly shows that teaching reading vocabulary words in small groups that share the same vowel sound will generate far more progress than any other method of teaching reading.

 


Attention Teachers !

A Powerful - Powerful Tool

If you are a classroom teacher and want to give your students a tremendous jump in reading ability at the start of school, we strongly encourage you to use our Grade Level Lists to test all your students in a one-on-one situation during the first week of school.    Grade 4 teachers should enlist the help of assistants or parents and test each student on the Grade 3 words.  Grade 3 teachers should test all students using the Grade 2 Vocabulary list.  Grade 2 teachers should test their students using the Grade 1 list, etc.   By doing this, you are identifying critical vocabulary that your student should have mastered before beginning their current Grade Level Vocabulary Program (remember, words from a previous grade list occur with greater frequency in books, and therefore, are more important to have mastered).  It is suggested that you print one copy (12 pages) of each vocabulary list for each student.  While this takes considerable time (and about a half ream of paper), it keeps things much more organized and allows for less confusing coding of words during the testing process.  (It is also quite impressive to the parents in your beginning of the year teacher conference). 

Testing Procedure

To test a student, simply sit down at a table and ask him/her to read the words from the beginning of the list.  If your student is able to read the words easily and without hesitation, you may wish to save some time and ask them to read only the “WD” words (Words of the Day).  If a child can read these words correctly, then he/she most likely can read the other words correctly (since the WD words are typically more difficult).

When your student reads a word incorrectly, it is highly beneficial to write the word the child actually said next to the list word.  For example, if the word on the list is “certain” - and your student said “curtain,” – you should write down “curtain” directly next to the list word “certain.”   This way they can be practiced together later.  You should also record if your student hesitates on a word.  For example, if your student hesitates 5 seconds on the word “sure,” you should write a 5 next to the word “sure.”  If they hesitate even 2 seconds – you should write a “2” next to the word.

Follow Up Practice

After completing the testing, write 20-30 list words that you previously marked onto a 4x6 card and tape to the top right of your student’s desk.  (Students love the fact that they have their very own special set of words).  Also, it is very helpful to include the words that you wrote next to incorrectly read words.  From time to time, ask a student to read the words on their 4x6 card.  You can also make a classroom activity of having students put their words into sentences as well as timing each other on how fast they can say their words.  When mastery of the card words is reached, you can then tape another card onto their desk with the next 20-30 words.   Note:  When putting words onto the card it is recommended that you skip a space between each word.    Mastery is attained when the student can read the list words correctly without hesitation.  As added encouragement, you may wish to set up a reward for mastery of the words from the list.

 

For classroom teachers who take the time to conduct this pre-testing and practice, you’ll be rewarded with an immediate advancement in student reading level.

 


Name________________________   Class________________  Date__________________

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

This list contains the 800+ new reading words students must learn by the end of Grade 3.
Students who achieve this goal will be reading in the top 10% of all Grade 3 students nationally.
Weeks 1 & 2 are “review” words from Grade 2.   The letter “R” next to a word designates a review word from Grade 2.  To determine student readiness for this Grade 3 List, test a student on all words in Week 1 and 2 below.  If 5 or more words are answered incorrectly (7%) – or if student shows significant hesitation on 5 or more words, it would be very helpful to go back and practice our Grade 2 Student Reading Wall (File 33) to insure solid Grade 2 mastery before beginning this new Grade 3 list.

Week 1

REVIEW Grade 2 Vocabulary

1st Quarter

MONDAY

short a

TUESDAY

short e

WEDNESDAY

short i

THURSDAY

short o

FRIDAY

short u

add

land

shall

glass

wrap

catch

chapter

bell

spell

step

dress

chest

length

shelf

fill

drink

thick

print

since

grip

wrist

doll

cross

block

strong

bottle

common

costume

luck

drum

bunch

hundred

crush

summer

suppose

Week 2

REVIEW Grade 2 Vocabulary

1st Quarter

MONDAY

Final-e Rule

TUESDAY

ai  ee  ea  ie  oa

WEDNESDAY

ar  or  er  ir  ur

THURSDAY

oo (2)  ou  oi

FRIDAY

C-Rule  G-Rule

late

bite

dime

smile

life

shape

bathe

hair

stairs

wheel

dream

peace

piece

throat

hard

morning

score

person

third

during

burn

room

foot

loud

thousand

noise

boil

enjoy

ice

center

office

certain

giant

age

bridge

Week 3

Begin Grade 3 Vocabulary

Words #4-6 are review words from Grade 2

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

short a

 

TUESDAY

short e

 

WEDNESDAY

short i

 

THURSDAY

short o

 

rag

 

bet

 

ink

 

hog

 

crash

 

tent

 

zip

 

crop

 

trash

 

held

 

lift

 

October

R

half

R

else

R

built

R

honest

R

catch

R

health

R

silver

R

fought

R

matter

R

measure

R

busy

R

caught

 

COMMENTS:


Week 4

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

Final-e Rule

 

TUESDAY

1 Cons. Rule

 

WEDNESDAY

Long Vowels

 

THURSDAY

Long Vowels

 

pipe

 

tiger

 

April

 

June

 

mule

 

motor

 

December

 

July

 

skate

 

student

 

November

 

May

R

care

R

locate

R

height

R

break

R

size

R

lately

R

idea

R

library

R

wise

R

writer

R

able

R

knee

 

Week 5

 

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

short vowels

 

TUESDAY

short e

 

WEDNESDAY

short i

 

THURSDAY

2 Cons. Rule

 

January

 

dent

 

sink

 

coffee

 

September

 

kettle

 

cliff

 

pepper

 

February

 

excellent

 

ribbon

 

distance

R

happen

R

cent

R

listen

R

sandwich

R

every

R

ready

R

build

R

address

R

study

R

heavy

R

written

R

number

 

Week 6

 

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

ur – er sound

 

TUESDAY

oo - ew

 

WEDNESDAY

oi  oy

 

THURSDAY

Final-e Rule

 

curl

 

sooner

 

choice

 

huge

 

nurse

 

scooter

 

spoil

 

strange

 

surf

 

newspaper

 

oyster

 

continue

R

perfect

R

lose

R

coin

R

race

R

earn

R

loose

R

voice

R

chose

R

worst

R

knew

R

poison

R

include

 

COMMENTS:


Week 7

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

short a

 

TUESDAY

short e

 

WEDNESDAY

short i

 

THURSDAY

short o

 

fact

 

sled

 

dim

 

rob

 

branch

 

sense

 

twist

 

pond

 

passenger

 

enemy

 

witch

 

chop

R

grass

R

empty

R

visitor

R

lock

R

family

R

several

R

million

R

knock

R

capital

R

measure

R

interesting

R

across

 

Week 8

 

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

short u

 

TUESDAY

Final-e Rule

 

WEDNESDAY

Final-e Rule

 

THURSDAY

1 Cons. Rule

 

bud

 

fire

 

scale

 

lazy

 

struck

 

prize

 

airplane

 

safety

 

tunnel

 

cute

 

froze

 

recess

R

dust

R

wise

R

hole

R

below

R

crust

R

space

R

whole

R

using

R

sudden

R

include

R

awhile

R

receive

 

Week 9

 

1st Quarter

 

MONDAY

ar - ur

 

TUESDAY

aw-au – short o

 

WEDNESDAY

ow - ou

 

THURSDAY

Unusual short u

 

March

 

paw

 

vowel

 

extra

 

market

 

straw

 

towel

 

umbrella

 

marble

 

August

 

allow

 

Alaska

R

farther

R

taught

R

hour

R

dozen

R

further

R

law

R

mountain

R

double

R

burnt

R

crawl

R

county

R

front

 

 

COMMENTS:


Week 10

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

short a

 

TUESDAY

short e

 

WEDNESDAY

short i

 

THURSDAY

short o - u

 

damp

 

slept

 

pin

 

rod

 

match

 

rent

 

bid

 

toss

 

track

 

mend

 

ditch

 

fond

 

trap

 

melt

 

drill

 

hut

 

pattern

 

bless

 

trim

 

mud

 

insects

 

necklace

 

digit

 

subtract

WD

travel

WD

exit

WD

pint

WD

calm

 

Week 11

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e

 

TUESDAY

ai

 

WEDNESDAY

ee  oa

 

THURSDAY

ee  ea

 

dine

 

aim

 

reef

 

speed

 

cute

 

gain

 

creek

 

geese

 

cane

 

pain

 

queen

 

speak

 

cape

 

pail

 

oats

 

beach

 

stove

 

paint

 

toast

 

real

 

vote

 

straight

 

coast

 

repeat

WD

favorite

WD

captain

WD

television

WD

thread

 

Week 12

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

ly  ry  cy  ty

 

TUESDAY

“le” ending

 

WEDNESDAY

oo (2)  ew

 

THURSDAY

long a - long o

 

jolly

 

turtle

 

rooster

 

grapes

 

ferry

 

battle

 

foolish

 

shaded

 

lonely

 

pickle

 

screw

 

saving

 

fancy

 

saddle

 

view

 

crow

 

copy

 

puzzle

 

crook

 

elbow

 

history

 

possible

 

woolen

 

Halloween

WD

supply

WD

hospital

WD

viewed

WD

folks

 

COMMENTS:


Week 13

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

1 cons. rule

 

TUESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

THURSDAY

final-e rule

 

bacon

 

rabbit

 

wedding

 

wipe

 

hotel

 

cotton

 

thunder

 

hike

 

frozen

 

gallon

 

donkey

 

dove

 

sizes

 

lettuce

 

pocket

 

rise

 

equal

 

subject

 

member

 

value

 

equally

 

pumpkin

 

gather

 

cone

WD

business

WD

respect

WD

secret

WD

glove

 

Week 14

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

ar

 

TUESDAY

er  ur

 

WEDNESDAY

or

 

THURSDAY

ar-or “endings”

 

cart

 

border

 

fort

 

doctor

 

carpet

 

burst

 

pork

 

sailor

 

garden

 

turkey

 

bore

 

harbor

 

carve

 

theater

 

forest

 

behavior

 

scarf

 

underneath

 

porch

 

calendar

 

carton

 

thermometer

 

ordered

 

popular

WD

paragraph

WD

worth

WD

reward

WD

area

 

Week 15

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

ou

 

WEDNESDAY

ee

 

THURSDAY

au  aw

 

pole

 

outfit

 

weed

 

fault

 

file

 

scout

 

deer

 

haul

 

frame

 

wound

 

freeze

 

naughty

 

dare

 

bound

 

sleeve

 

raw

 

sometime

 

fountain

 

cheese

 

hawk

 

rhyme

WD

group

 

squeeze

 

awful

WD

gasoline

WD

source

WD

equivalent

WD

drawer

 

COMMENTS:


Week 16

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e

 

TUESDAY

ai

 

WEDNESDAY

ea

 

THURSDAY

ea - oa

 

vine

 

jail

 

bead

 

tea

 

grove

 

trail

 

seal

 

streak

 

rose

 

main

 

least

 

loaf

 

cave

 

faint

 

tear (2)

 

roast

 

scare

 

grain

 

wheat

 

roam

WD

machine

WD

greater

WD

search

 

boast

WD

prove

WD

greatest

WD

diamond

WD

board

 

Week 17

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

short a

 

TUESDAY

short e

 

WEDNESDAY

short i

 

THURSDAY

short  I – short u

 

tax

 

nest

 

sin

 

picnic

 

ranch

 

gem

 

tin

 

whistle

 

blast

 

crept

 

mist

 

sincerely

 

tramp

 

stretch

 

rich

 

gun

 

hatch

 

theft

 

snip

 

lump

 

cabin

 

segment

 

myth

WD

congruent

WD

attack

WD

metal

WD

quilt

WD

bull

 

Week 18

 

2nd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

“c” rule

 

THURSDAY

py ny ty ry

 

hike

 

bitter

 

notice

 

likely

 

pine

 

skipper

 

ceiling

 

pony

 

ripe

 

slipper

 

raced

 

duty

 

stage

 

whisper

 

scissors

 

slippery

 

trade

 

buffalo

 

success

 

strawberry

 

sphere

 

annual

 

cylinder

 

symmetry

WD

ache

WD

liver

WD

medicine

WD

deny

 

COMMENTS:


Week 19

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

short a

 

TUESDAY

short i

 

WEDNESDAY

short o

 

THURSDAY

short u

 

ax

 

rid

 

rot

 

bud

 

brass

 

limp

 

boss

 

dull

 

scrap

 

swift

 

toss

 

bulb

 

strap

 

drift

 

knot

 

club

 

grand

 

ticket

 

flop

 

plum

 

fasten

 

sickness

 

flock

 

stuff

WD

crawled

WD

pint

WD

broad

WD

shovel

 

Week 20

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

1-cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

THURSDAY

“le” “al”  ending

 

eve

 

belong

 

attic

 

rattle

 

brave

 

elect

 

offer

 

vegetable

 

paste

 

protect

 

suffer

 

bundle

 

cube

 

develop

 

valley

 

cradle

 

snake

 

details

 

dentist

 

rifle

 

flame

 

sidewalk

 

blossom

 

mammal

WD

private

WD

topic

WD

addition

WD

factual

 

Week 21

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

ee  ea

 

WEDNESDAY

ie (long e)

 

THURSDAY

ea (short e)

 

hire

 

steel

 

field

 

feather

 

grave

 

sweep

 

chief

 

weather

 

pride

 

sweeter

 

thief

 

sweater

 

tribe

 

peas

 

niece

 

spread

 

stare

 

peach

 

brief

 

pleasure

 

behave

 

stream

 

relief

 

pleasant

WD

rinse

WD

nearly

WD

friendship

WD

measurement

 

 

COMMENTS:


Week 22

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

1 cons. rule

 

TUESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

ow (2)

 

THURSDAY

dy gy ny ry ty

 

future

 

zipper

 

sow

 

buggy

 

museum

 

rocket

 

tow

 

dandy

 

climate

 

upset

 

sparrow

 

mighty

 

frequent

 

public

 

plow

 

century

 

remove

 

language

 

crown

 

company

 

sequence

 

principal

 

frown

 

electricity

WD

planet

WD

dessert

WD

ghost

WD

supply

 

Week 23

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

G-rule

 

TUESDAY

final-e rule

 

WEDNESDAY

ee

 

THURSDAY

ee  ea

 

gentle

 

pave

 

beef

 

seek

 

general

 

cure

 

beet

 

seems

 

strange

 

strike

 

peep

 

pioneer

 

package

 

parade

 

sheet

 

neat

 

imagine

 

sunshine

 

speech

 

tease

 

emergency

 

complete

 

agreeable

 

weave

WD

eager

WD

purpose

WD

received

WD

ugliest

 

Week 24

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

ly  ry

 

TUESDAY

ou (exceptions)

 

WEDNESDAY

tion - ture

 

THURSDAY

1 cons. rule

 

marry

 

soup

 

action

 

ruler

 

lonely

 

rough

 

direction

 

pupil

 

factory

 

tough

 

vacation

 

spider

 

carelessly

 

court

 

nature

 

record (2)

 

secretary

 

course

 

furniture

 

patient

 

especially

 

throughout

 

adventure

 

alive

WD

deny

WD

route

WD

suggest

WD

potatoes

 

 

COMMENTS:


Week 25

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

ar  or  er

 

TUESDAY

er  ur

 

WEDNESDAY

ar–or (ending)

 

THURSDAY

2 cons. rule

 

harvest

 

prayer

 

favor

 

banner

 

darling

 

eraser

 

honor

 

rather

 

order

 

blur

 

junior

 

expression

 

organ

 

turnip

 

senior

 

represent

 

tender

 

surface

 

similar

 

classify

 

traveler

 

hamburger

WD

similarity

 

mathematics

WD

arrest

WD

southern

WD

poor

WD

English

 

Week 26

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

c-rule

 

TUESDAY

final-a rule

 

WEDNESDAY

ea (2)

 

THURSDAY

silent letters

 

dancer

 

banana

 

beast

 

comb

 

sincere

 

sofa

 

reason

 

palm

 

difference

 

gorilla

 

reach

 

chalk

 

cereal

 

America

 

dead

 

stalk

 

reduce

 

Cuba

 

death

 

guest

 

accident

 

Canada

 

meant

 

crumb

WD

chemical

WD

sea

WD

treasure

WD

cough

 

Week 27

 

3rd Quarter

 

MONDAY

g-rule

 

TUESDAY

ful

 

WEDNESDAY

less  ness

 

THURSDAY

tion  ture

 

garage

 

cheerful

 

careless

 

subtraction

 

damage

 

harmful

 

hopeless

 

multiplication

 

average

 

truthful

 

fearless

 

pollution

 

energy

 

powerful

 

sadness

 

capture

 

energetic

 

forgetful

 

hardness

 

temperature

 

imagine

 

thoughtful

 

kindness

 

adventure

WD

pledge

WD

fuel

WD

carelessness

WD

division

 

COMMENTS:


Week 28

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

f-sound letters

 

TUESDAY

c-rule

 

WEDNESDAY

ar  er  or

 

THURSDAY

short vow. mix

 

telephone

 

lace

 

harm

 

fist

 

graph

 

officer

 

folder

 

risk

 

elephant

 

receive

 

terrific

 

skill

 

phrase

 

accident

 

report

 

split

 

photo

 

scene

 

scoring

 

swell

 

enough

 

experience

 

horseback

 

pump

WD

dough

WD

delicious

WD

worried

WD

limb

 

Week 29

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

ai

 

TUESDAY

ea

 

WEDNESDAY

au  oi  oy

 

THURSDAY

ar-or (ending)

 

maid

 

feast

 

aunt (2)

 

solar

 

hail

 

heap

 

author

 

beggar

 

braid

 

deal

 

faucet

 

grammar

 

repair

 

repeat

 

caution

 

mayor

 

contains

 

release

 

toilet

 

honor

 

straighter

 

teaspoon

 

enjoyable

 

refrigerator

WD

fable

WD

earliest

WD

lion

WD

afterward

 

Week 30

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

short vowels

 

THURSDAY

short vowels

 

celebrate

 

copper

 

snap

 

gasp

 

figure

 

lantern

 

brand

 

stack

 

escape

 

lumber

 

melt

 

grand

 

arrange

 

signal

 

rotten

 

split

 

produce

 

bonnet

 

club

 

hunt

 

graduate

 

inches

 

drawn

 

stuff

WD

improve

WD

bookshelf

WD

shove

WD

comb

 

 

COMMENTS;

 

Week 31

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e rule

 

TUESDAY

1 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

1 cons. rule

 

THURSDAY

short I

 

wade

 

prepare

 

usual

 

silk

 

lame

 

useless

 

miles

 

hidden

 

invite

 

deposit

 

human

 

pitch

 

provide

 

deserve

 

numeral

 

hitch

 

severe

 

design

 

relax

 

stitch

 

decorate

 

famous

 

salesman

 

switch

WD

manage

WD

tomato

WD

liter

WD

ridiculous

 

Week 32

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

2 cons. rule

 

TUESDAY

g-rule

 

WEDNESDAY

er  ir  ur

 

THURSDAY

or

 

college

 

engine

 

herd

 

ore

 

village

 

dodge

 

clerk

 

port

 

pasture

 

gentle

 

rubber

 

sort

 

flipped

 

bandage

 

curve

 

force

 

discuss

 

engineer

 

surround

 

explore

 

contest

 

gymnasium

 

squirrel

 

foreign

WD

soldier

WD

hunger

WD

errand

WD

worm

 

Week 33

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

final-e

 

TUESDAY

2 cons. rule

 

WEDNESDAY

er

 

THURSDAY

er

 

tame

 

scatter

 

dryer

 

adverb

 

daze

 

tablet

 

mineral

 

prisoner

 

blaze

 

invent

 

whoever

 

overalls

 

waste

 

master

 

whatever

 

shepherd

 

recite

 

billion

 

cover

 

perfume

 

valentine

 

industry

 

government

 

rainwater

WD

magazine

WD

apron

WD

zero

WD

error

 

COMMENTS:


Week 34

GRADE  3  National  Reading  Vocabulary

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

ies ending

 

TUESDAY

ai  ee

 

WEDNESDAY

er

 

THURSDAY

tion

 

babies

 

waiter

 

serve

 

nation

 

parties

 

daisy

 

timber

 

national

 

studies

 

faith

 

clover

 

position

 

duties

 

bleed

 

blender

 

invitation

 

enemies

 

steer

 

meter

 

education

 

companies

 

indeed

 

millimeter

 

constitution

WD

butterflies

WD

bargain

WD

cashier

WD

mention

 

Week 35

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

ea

 

TUESDAY

“dis” prefix

 

WEDNESDAY

1 cons. rule

 

THURSDAY

“le”  ending

 

spear

 

dislike

 

pilot

 

settle

 

cheating

 

discuss

 

humid

 

castle

 

stealing

 

discussion

 

refund

 

eagle

 

sneakers

 

disappear

 

report

 

sample

 

beard

 

disapprove

 

pronoun

 

struggle

 

preach

 

disappoint

 

typewriter

 

sprinkle

WD

earn

WD

disease

WD

quotient

WD

valuable

 

Week 36

 

4th Quarter

 

MONDAY

1 cons. except.

 

TUESDAY

“r” exceptions

 

WEDNESDAY

long v. except.

 

THURSDAY

1 cons. except.

 

cabinet

 

carrot

 

colt

 

melon

 

unusual

 

caring

 

sold

 

prison

 

modern

 

scared

 

hind

 

radish

 

president

 

parent

 

blind

 

travel

 

exit

 

hero

 

program

 

adult

 

promise

 

worried

 

island

 

product

WD

select

WD

ferry

WD

stroll

WD

graduate

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