Spelling Lists

#1

  1. on
  2. no
  3. not
  4. top
  5. pop
  6. I
  7. in
  8. it
  9. pin
  10. tip
  1. Pin it on.
  2. Tip it in.

#2

  1. a
  2. an
  3. at
  4. tap
  5. lot
  6. nap
  7. tan
  8. zip
  9. lap
  10. pit
  1. Nap on it.
  2. Zip a top.

#3

  1. as
  2. is
  3. so
  4. its
  5. sit
  6. and
  7. did
  8. last
  9. stop
  10. land
  1. I stop a lot.
  2. I did it last.

#4

  1. he
  2. be
  3. if
  4. got
  5. his
  6. has
  7. hot
  8. ran
  9. hand
  10. fast
  11. sold
  12. the
  1. Dan sat in sand.
  2. It ran so fast.

#5

  1. ask
  2. big
  3. can
  4. cat
  5. drop
  6. lost
  7. ants
  8. snip
  9. flag
  10. stand
  11. of*
  12. to*
  1. Ask Dan to clap.
  2. The pan is in the sink.

#6

  1. go
  2. hi
  3. am
  4. get
  5. him
  6. ten
  7. best
  8. help
  9. pick
  10. black
  11. you*
  12. what*
  1. Get a can of clams.
  2. What can you print?

#7

  1. see
  2. red
  3. that
  4. this
  5. back
  6. sing
  7. bring
  8. think
  9. green
  10. three
  11. are*
  12. from*
  1. The bag is from Pam.
  2. I think we can go.

#8

  1. sat
  2. dog
  3. glad
  4. cost
  5. milk
  6. sock
  7. street
  8. thank
  9. needed
  10. resting
  11. color*
  12. friend*
  1. Are you going to the meeting?
  2. The green frog jumped.

#9

  1. up
  2. but
  3. set
  4. man
  5. them
  6. need
  7. block
  8. stomp
  9. going
  10. upset
  11. come*
  12. there*
  1. His friend can go with us.
  2. We need to get that rock.

#10

  1. we
  2. with
  3. long
  4. must
  5. like
  6. brisk
  7. clock
  8. sleep
  9. sanding
  10. insect
  11. does*
  12. been*
  1. He has been resting at home.
  2. Does the clock ring at ten?

#11

  1. she
  2. too
  3. keep
  4. same
  5. more
  6. we’ll
  7. shack
  8. went
  9. tablet
  10. brushing
  11. their*
  12. goes*
  1. The deck is next to their pool.
  2. The fish had a hook stuck in its gill.

#12

  1. drink
  2. stacked
  3. five
  4. good
  5. name
  6. six
  7. napkin
  8. us
  9. jump
  10. yes
  11. some*
  12. was*
  1. The bee stung Bob on his heel.
  2. His heel swelled and felt hot.

#13

  1. me
  2. run
  3. thing
  4. take
  5. she’s
  6. looking
  7. little
  8. title
  9. will
  10. shell
  11. one*
  12. two*
  1. Frank goes to class at twelve.
  2. He’ll take his test at one.
  3. He needs to make a good grade.

#14

  1. my
  2. tell
  3. her
  4. soon
  5. shall
  6. stringy
  7. made
  8. feelings
  9. packed
  10. number
  11. want*
  12. don’t*
  1. My little dog likes to nap with me.
  2. He snores and cuddles on my lap.
  3. After he wakes up, he wants to run.

#15

  1. day
  2. fly
  3. trusted
  4. weekly
  5. campfire
  6. blooming
  7. under
  8. myself
  9. inside
  10. problem
  11. thought*
  12. where*
  1. My sister can subtract numbers well.
  2. She has a good grade in math.
  3. She can spell well too.
  4. Last summer she was in the spelling bee.

#16

  1. far
  2. much
  3. play
  4. gave
  5. upon
  6. after
  7. handy
  8. dribble
  9. spell
  10. shapeless
  11. says*
  12. should*
  1. Six friends came to my slumber party.
  2. We stayed up until three.
  3. Mom made plum tarts for us.
  4. The sweet crust was tender and good.

#17

  1. way
  2. try
  3. such
  4. part
  5. glass
  6. stuff
  7. former
  8. show
  9. letter
  10. barnyard
  11. sure
  12. they
  1. Jake left his backpack at school.
  2. His spelling list was in it.
  3. Kelvin gave him the list of words to learn.
  4. Jake thanked Kelvin for being willing to help.

#18

  1. grow
  2. open
  3. away
  4. started
  5. passing
  6. table
  7. invite
  8. crispy
  9. she’ll
  10. wisely
  11. give*
  12. people*
  1. The store will open for the sale at ten.
  2. Many people will be there.
  3. It will be hard to get inside.
  4. I hope I don’t spend too much cash.

#19

  1. off
  2. boy
  3. hiding
  4. turtle
  5. disturb
  6. survive
  7. acorn
  8. Friday
  9. elbow
  10. hurt
  11. many*
  12. any*
  1. Curt burned his hand on the hot car.
  2. The burn hurt and felt like fire.
  3. My cat had five kittens on my birthday.
  4. The first ones were girls and the rest boys.

#20

  1. by
  2. say
  3. for
  4. even
  5. point
  6. nation
  7. portion
  8. sliding
  9. September
  10. carnation
  11. only*
  12. answer*
  1. Please eat after you clean your jeans.
  2. The meat and beans are getting cool.
  3. I hear that your team is on the corner lot.
  4. Each team is really eager to play.

#21

  1. how
  2. round
  3. dishes
  4. blue
  5. argue
  6. diver
  7. enjoy
  8. overpay
  9. afternoon
  10. vacation
  11. early*
  12. learn*
  1. Braden found four spiders in the corner of the dark barn.
  2. The soil there was moist and cool
  3. His cat wanted to sniff them.
  4. He didn’t want the spiders to bite his cat on the mouth.

#22

  1. old
  2. find
  3. taking
  4. fault
  5. saw
  6. plastic
  7. now
  8. shouted
  9. joining
  10. starvation
  11. word*
  12. four*
  1. The kind old man told me some stories.
  2. The little lost kitten was both blind and cold.
  3. The child romped and played in the straw.
  4. Its sharp claws got me as it jumped on my lap.

#23

  1. pages
  2. hold
  3. kind
  4. draw
  5. about
  6. over
  7. yellow
  8. foundation
  9. mention
  10. fantastic
  11. today*
  12. once*
  1. “I will bring hot dogs and buns,” said Pam.
  2. Who would like to plan some games to play?
  3. Can we swim in the lake at the park?
  4. We should invite Beth to come along.

#24

  1. before
  2. seven
  3. large
  4. write
  5. know
  6. hopped
  7. hoped
  8. trading
  9. chipped
  10. playground
  11. again*
  12. country*
  1. The wind made the trees sway.
  2. A bad storm came upon the fishermen.
  3. Many people were not able to swim.
  4. Rafts were needed to rescue them.

#25

  1. taping
  2. tapping
  3. meter
  4. study
  5. sounded
  6. catch
  7. edge
  8. reporting
  9. caution
  10. boxes
  11. change*
  12. often*
  1. I didn’t lie to my mother about the pie I ate.
  2. It was scorching hot at that hotel in July.
  3. We reported the problem to the clerk at the desk.
  4. We chose to move to another room.