Spelling List Week 22

This week's spelling spelling list focuses on the prefixes auto-, bio-, geo-.

auto- self
bio- life, living, matter
geo- earth

Standard: ELAGSERF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

automobile
biology	geology
geography	autopilot
automatic	biologist
biohazard

Spelling List Week 14

This week's spelling spelling list focuses on suffixes ending in -ous, -ious and -ful.

The suffixes -ous, -ious, and -ful mean full of our having qualities of. When you add these suffixes to ha base word i turns the word into an adjective. Example: delight (noun) to delightful (adjective)

Standard: ELAGSERF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

famous	peaceful
dangerous	stressful
studious	marvelous
envious	colorful
glorious	mysterious

Spelling List Week 13

This week's spelling spelling list focuses on suffixes ending in -al, -ial and -ic.

Standard: ELAGSERF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

-al: associated with or relating to
-ial: associated with or relating to
-ic: associated with or relating to

global	dramatic
coastal	memorial
musical	industrial
electric	territorial
heroic	magical
majestic

Spelling List Week 11

This week's spelling spelling list focuses on suffixes ending in -ent, -ence, and -ency.

- ent in a noun
- ence is an adjective
- ency is an adjective

Standard: ELAGSERF3: Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

resident	residency
independent	independence
competent	competency
lenient	leniency
equivalent	equivalency

Spelling List Week 10

fragrant	dominant
fragrance	dominance
brilliant	hesitant
brilliancy	hesitancy
expectant	buoyant
expectancy	buoyancy
distant
distance

Spelling List Week 9

measurable	adaptable
visible	profitable
invisible	breakable
legible	horrible
likable	edible
lovable	credible
agreeable	affordable
collectible

Spelling List Week 8

Our spelling list for Week 8 is commonly used homophones.
ELACC4L1g: Correctly use frequently confused words (to, too, two, there, their...)

bye	buy
sail	sale
male	mail
whale	wail
waist	waste
week	weak
break	brake
tied	tide
stares	stairs
new	knew