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Spelling Lists UNIT 1 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Short a Short i VC, CVC Short o CVC, CVCC Adding -s Short e CVC, CCVC Short u CVC, CVCC at can cat back dad am bat mad ran sack in it did sit six fix lip mix pin wig mom hot hop pot pop ox lock mop got rock nap naps sit sits win wins fit fits hit hits bed men red step ten net leg jet sled wet crust run must hunt trust bump jump lump just dust dusk way come did it help use her too saw your many into 346 Spelling generalizations and lists align with Scott Foresman Reading Street.

UNIT 2 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Digraphs sh, th Long a Long i Long o Long u Long e: e, ee ship face like home huge be fish made ride hope June feet then age smile rose rule he shut safe time woke tube see with take white those use we rush make bike bone cube green shell cage dime hose cute me shop cake hide joke flute she trash late ice rode rude tree thin name kite stone mule week want could who there water some good old work together under family Spelling generalizations and lists align with Scott Foresman Reading Street. 347

Spelling Lists continued UNIT 3 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18 Long e and Long i: y with ng and nk Adding -es Adding -ed with er, ir, ur Adding -er, -est my by try sunny handy fly cry lucky silly puppy bring trunk pink bank sang wing rink blank rang sunk fix fixes class classes wish wishes kiss kisses bus buses ask asked plan planned help helped drop dropped call called her first bird girl burn were shirt fur hurt sir bigger biggest faster fastest taller tallest shorter shortest sadder saddest things always every sure friends very again soon visit done good-bye before 348 Spelling generalizations and lists align with Scott Foresman Reading Street.

UNIT 4 Week 19 Week 20 Week 21 Week 22 Week 23 Week 24 Long a: ai, ay Long e: ea Long o: oa, ow Long i: ie, igh Compound Suffixes -ly, -ful train way tail play day may rain gray mail afraid eat sea each team please dream treat beach clean lean boat road snow row yellow loaf coat soap blow pillow lie tie high might right night bright light pie tight backpack outside baseball herself flashlight bluebird lunchbox suitcase inside brainstorm slowly careful quickly useful painful playful sadly gladly nicely wonderful about would colors sign once wild above laugh picture remember because across Spelling generalizations and lists align with Scott Foresman Reading Street. 349

Spelling Lists continued UNIT 5 Week 25 Week 26 Week 27 Week 28 Week 29 Week 30 in how in out s in book and moon in boy in saw Prefixes un-, rehow town down now brown cow clown frown crowd growl mouth house found our out cloud ouch shout round count book moon took food look pool zoo noon good foot oil soil voice point boy boil coin oink toy join saw draw crawl straw law jaw paw lawn yawn hawk unhappy refill untie undo repay unkind undress retell reopen rewind eyes never should loved instead another against heavy through science different carry 350 Spelling generalizations and lists align with Scott Foresman Reading Street.