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1 Busy Bee Spelling Dictionary Name
2 This is your very own Spelling Dictionary. If you are not sure how to spell a word, look in this book. It s so easy! The pages are in A-B-C order. Find the first letter in your word. For cat, find the page with all the C words. Next, look for the second letter in cat. Say the alphabet letters in your head. Would your word be near the beginning, middle or end of the page? Say the sounds of your word slowly as you run your finger down the ca words Stop at the word that has the next letter sound in cat-t If you can t find your word, be sure to ask someone. He or she will be please to know you want to spell it correctly. 1
3 A a able about above across action address afraid after again ahead air airplane all alligator almost alone already also always and angry animal another answer apple are around ask asleep awake awful 2
4 B b because bird bread before birthday breakfast baby began black bridge back begin blanket bring bake behind block brother ball beside blue brown bank best bone brush barn better borrow building bath between bottle busy beach bicycle bottom beautiful big break 3
5 C c care carry cat catch caught chair chase children choose circle circus city clap class clean clear climb clock close coat cold color come coming cook cool corn cost could count country crawl crayon cried cry cut cab cabin cage cake call came can candy cannot cap car card 4
6 D d daddy dance danger dark date daughter dawn day dead dear decide deep delicious desert dessert did die different dig dime dinner dinosaur dirty discover dive do doctor does dog doing doll done door double down dragon draw dream dress drink drive drop drum dry duck 5
7 E e each ear early earth easy eat edge egg eight elephant else empty end enjoy enough envelope even evening ever every exactly example excellent explain explode extra eye 6
8 F f face fall family famous fan far fast fat father favor favorite fear feast feed feel felt few fight fill find fine finger finish fire five fix flag flat flew flower fly follow food for forget found four friend frog from fruit full funny 7
9 G g game garden gas gate gave gentle get girl give giving glad glass glove glue go goal goes gold gone goodbye grab grade grass gray great green ground grow growl grown guess 8
10 H h habitat had hair half hand handle hang happen happy hard harm has hat hate have head healthy hear heard heart heavy height help here honey hook hope horn horse hour house hug huge hungry hurry hurt 9
11 I i ice cream idea if ill illness illustrate imagine important impossible improve in inch include injure ink insect inside instant instead intelligent interest introduce invent invite island it itself 10
12 J j jacket jacks jail janitor jar jaw jealous jeans jeep jelly jellyfish jet jewel jewelry jiggle jigsaw jingle job join joke jolly jolt jot journal joy joyful judge jug juice juicy jump jungle junior junk just justice 11
13 K k kangaroo keep kept ketchup kettle key keyhole kick kickoff kid kill kilt kind kindness king kingdom kiss kit kitchen kite kitten knead knee kneel knew knife knight knit knock knot know knowledge known knuckle koala 12
14 L l lace ladder lady laid lake lamb lamp land lantern large last late laugh launch law lay layer lazy lead leaf leak learn leaves leg lend length lens less letter library lick lie life light like lion listen like lion listen little live long look loose lost love lunch 13
15 M m machine made magic magnet mail main make man many map march mark market match maybe mean message mice middle might mile milk mind mine minute mirror mischief mistake mitten mixture money month moon more morning most mother mountain mouse move much music must myself mystery 14
16 N n naughty near nearly neat neck necklace necktie need needle neighbor neither nervous nest net never new next nibble nice nickel nickname niece night nimble nobody number noise nurse none not nonsense noon north northern nose note nothing notice now nail name napkin narrow nasty nation native natural nature 15
17 O o obey object observe obvious occupy ocean o clock octopus odd odor of off office officer often oh oil old on once one only onto ooze open opener opening opinion or orange order orphan other ouch ought our out outer outside oval oven over owe owl own owner 16
18 P p party past paste peace pencil people people perfect person pick picnic picture pie piece pig pillow pinch pitcher place plate play please pocket poem point police pollute pour practice present pretty principal prize puddle pull puppy pack package page paid paint pair pajamas palace park partner purse puzzle 17
19 Q q quack quail quaint quake qualify quality quantity quarrel quart quarter quartet quartz queen quench quest question quick quickly quiet quietly quill quilt quit quite quiver quiz quotation quote 18
20 R r rabbit race radio rain read ready reason receive relax remove repair result return rich right ring rise river road robe rocket round route ruler run rush 19
21 S s sad safe said same sandwich sang saw say school scream search season secret. see shall she ship shoe short should show sick sidewalk sight sing sister size sky sleep small smart something soon special spelling star story street summer sun sunshine surprise 20
22 T t table tail take talk talking taste taught teacher team tear teeth telephone television tell tent than thank that the their them there these they thing think this thought threw time tiny to today together told tonight too took torn touch toy train try turtle 21
23 U u ugly umbrella umprire uncle under underline unfair unhappy uniform unique unit unlucky until unusual upon upper upright upset upstairs us use used useful usually 22
24 V v vacation vacuum valentine valley value van vanilla variety vary vase vibrate victim victory video view village violin visitor voice volcano volume vote 23
25 W w wagon wait wake walk want warm was wash waste watch water wave way we weak wear weather wedding went were what wheel when where which while whisper who whole why wife will window winter wish witch without woman word world worry write 24
26 Xx Yy Zz x-ray xylophone yard yarn yawn year yell yellow yes yesterday you young your zebra zero zigzac zipper zoo zoom 25
27 Story Starters A long time ago In a far off land lived a Once upon a time As I went walking one day The best thing about my family is If I had three wishes I get so mad when I really liked it when I remember one time The funniest thing I ever did was Last night I woke up suddenly to find My best friend is really special because A strange thing happened When I grow up One night I dreamed that My favorite person If I could change one thing about 26
28 Holidays New Year Halloween Christmas happy ghost holly resolution jack-o -lantern ornament pumpkin present Mother s Day trick-or-treat reindeer card witch Santa Claus flower haunted house North Pole heart love Thanksgiving Chinese New Year feast firecrackers Easter gobble Nian monster basket harvest vacation bunny Mayflower Lunar calendar candy Pilgrim lion dance egg thankful holiday hunt turkey zodiac 10/10 Holiday Hanukkah Mid Autumn Festival fireworks candle moon cakes national dreidel Chang Er and Houyi double ten festival rabbit parade menorah immortality 27
29 Contractions have I ve they ve we ve you ve are they ve we re you re would he d I d she s they d we d you d is, has he s here s it s she s that s there s what s will he ll I ll it ll she ll they ll we ll you ll not aren t can t couldn t didn t doesn t don t hadn t hasn t haven t isn t shouldn t wasn t weren t won t wouldn t 28
30 Days, Months, Colors, Numbers Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Months January February March April May June July August September October November December Colors black blue brown gray green orange pink purple red tan white yellow Numbers one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty hundred thousand million first second third add subtract multiply divide 29
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