Spelling Test Wednesday, 11/19/14

Double consonants/vowel blends/aw/ou/aug/oug.  The spelling patterns will help you remember how the words is spelled.

footprint

fairground

although

allowance

appoint

laughter

bleachers

laundromat

encounter

bountiful

entertainment

flawlessly

lawyer

applause

faucet

caution

boundary

doubting

southern

roughness

grouchiness

distraught

dialect

pioneers

ruined

Thursday, November 13, 2014 Spelling Test

relevant
separate
license
rehearse
recent
utensil
vinyl
profile
bayonets
comet
vacant
punished
caverns
stamen
decent
tirade
biceps
panic
smoky
tyrant
fatigue
fugitive
canyon
cinder
culture

 

Spelling Test Wednesday 11/5

Sorry, these words are being posted late on the blog.  Most of you should have them from class.

The spelling pattern double consonants, /er/, and consonant digraphs.  Remember, use all of the words in your spelling homework.

swerving jogger cinder flattery muttered flickered whimper hollow clammy suspend culture stallion summon whinnied kennel canyon fragment gallop vulture pigment

Challenge eclipse hammock

Review won’t shouldn’t we’re

Spelling Test 10/29/14

Here is the next set of spelling words:

The spelling pattern for this set of words is the use of the apostrophe showing the connection between two words.  Remember, the apostrophe takes the place of an absent letter.  So when you use the word, make sure the sentence is sensible.  The last few words are review.

you’ve she’d that’s what’s doesn’t there’s you’re wasn’t we’ll we’ve we’re couldn’t I’ve didn’t they’re shouldn’t wouldn’t he’d don’t isn’t won't aren't accepted recognizing fascinated

Spelling Test 10/22/14

accepted

shredding

skimmed

recognizing

amusing

easing

regretted

forbidding

referred

portrayed

dedicated

applied

unified

soothing

complicated

qualified

threatening

gnarled

envied

fascinated

adoring

exhibited

difficulties

notches

species

This will be last post on this blog for 5th grade.  There will be a new blog used for your lists.  You will be provided the information you need to get your spelling lists.  As always, the newest spelling list will be given to you in class.

Thank you.