One who bakes
Our baker bakes fantastic cakes
Sounds that have rhythm, harmony, and melody
I like soft music
Duty: A moral or legal obligation
Taking out the trash is one of my duties
Relating to, or forming the base or essence
He started with basic research.
Greater in dignity, rank, or importance
She received the major part of the blame
A person who commits a piracy
The movie was about a pirate
A long upholstered seat usually with arms and a back and often convertible to bed
Let's sit on the sofa
Salted and smoked meat from the sides and the back of a pig
We had bacon and eggs for breakfast
The amusing or comic quality of things
We found no humor in his jokes
A community of people with its own territory and government
This is a great nation
The state of being silent
She broke her silence
The physical universe
We all are a part of nature
Coming after the present
Only the future will tell
Showing calm self-control
Please be patient
A child or young person in school or in the care of a tutor or teacher
She is a pupil in my school
Born in a particular place or country
We met three native Hawaiians
A hard doughnut-shaped roll
She had a bagel for breakfast
Coming or remaining after the due, ususal, or proper time
I will see you later
One who attends a school or college
My sister is a college student
Relating to or characteristic of human beings
The dog's expression was almost human
The main business district
Take the bus to downtown!
No person, not anybody
Nobody was late today
A court game in which each of two teams tries to toss an inflated ball through a raised goal
Our basketball team won the last three games
One or some person of no certain or known identity
Somebody spilled coffee on my new sofa
The part of day between noon and sunset
We will work until this afternoon
The end of the week
I can't wait for the week-end
Designed and equipped to serve customers while they remain in their automobiles
They have closed the last drive-in movie theater in town
A concluding remark at parting
Let's say goodbye
A paper that is printed usually daily or weekly and contains news
I'll read my newspaper on the train
In whatever way or manner
Do it however you want
A thing of any kind
I'll do anything for you
An area in back of a house
They have a large backyard
A paved walk at the side of a street
The sidewalk is covered by snow
Any person at all
Anyone can attend
A book of notes
Write it down in your notebook
Anyhow
Paint it anyway you want
Shrivel: To shrink and become wrinkled
His face was all shriveled
Urgent: Calling for immediate attention
He was urgently ringing
Plants used for making medicine and seasonings
She knows a lot about herbs
Every thing there is
The theory of everything
Causing or intended to cause laughter
This was a funny movie
To put to use
He applied his knowledge
A game played with curved sticks on a field or on ice
I like to watch hockey on TV
Very small
Add a tiny bit of salt
To make available for use
She will supply the money
A narrow street or passageway between buildings
This alley is too dark at night
To move or act with haste
Kate had to hurry to arrive on time
To declare not to be true
I deny all accusations
A vertical structure extending above the roof of a building for carrying off smoke
The chimney needs cleaning
A large number or amount
You are in plenty of trouble
To perform multiplication
First divide and then multiply
Travel from one place to another
We have a long journey in front of us
A nation or its territory
We visited two countries
To fit or be fit for a special purpose
Only two students qualify for the race
A horse of a small and compact stature
There are no ponies in the zoo
The qualities of a person or a thing that give pleasure to the senses
We could not believe the beauty of the painting
Not expected
His reaction was utterly enexpected
Marked by bad luck or failure
I feel unlucky today
A piece of equipment to serve a special purpose
Computer is a very useful device
Spelled incorrectly
One word on my homework was misspelled
Not usual, uncommon, rare
Her behavior was very unusual
Existing in times before written history
The book is about prehistoric animals
To pass out of sight
The moon is about to disappear behind a cloud
To become loosened or unbound
The string untied easily
State of being uncomfortable or uneasy
His presence caused great discomfort
Sameness of tone or style
A poem written in monotone
Likely to change
The forecast is calling for uncertain weather
Not locked
This door is unlocked all day
To behave badly
Make sure you don't misbehave
Not seen
The painting remained unseen for centuries
A wrong action or statement
Make no mistake about it
Paid for in advance
Our trip is prepaid
Not level or smooth
His teeth were large and uneven
To fail to understand
It was hard to misunderstand the message
Victoriously
She enetred the room triumphantly
With shyness
He asked sheepishly for forgiveness
That, which belongs to boys
Buy some boys' magazines!
That, which belongs to a child
This is the child's room
That, which belongs to men
These are the men's magazines
That, which belongs to a sister
She is my sister's friend
That, which belongs to a brother
This is my brother's toy
That, which belongs to parents
This is my parents' favorite restaurant
That, which belongs to teachers
Where is the teachers' conference room?
That, which belongs to a woman
That, which belongs to a father
B
That, which belongs to a mother
B
That, which belongs to children
B
That, which belongs to animals
That, which belongs to a family
That, which belongs to teams
B
That, which belongs to people
B
That, which belongs to the world
B
That, which belongs to oxen
B
That, which belongs to feet
B
That, which belongs to students
B
That, which belongs to a president
B
Having color
I bought many colored pictures
To change the place or position
Ann moved the chair closer
To move or transport in a vehicle
I am driving to school
Successful especially in competition
We are the winning team!
To press down with the foot
Paul stepped on my toe
To crush or grind with the teeth
The cows are chewing grass
Being weary
I am not tired!
To glide along on skates
Lucy is skating on ice
To hollow out by removing earth
Mary is digging a hole
To single out
Cindy spotted her friend in the crowd
To move through water
Let's go swimming!
To take place
It happened in the morning
To frighten suddenly
I am scared in the dark
To follow in order to capture or overtake
The police is chasing a thief
The point at which something begins
The beginning of the year
To put or come together to form a single unit
United States of America
Faithful to a cause, person, or government
John was a loyal servant
A performer who entertains by playing tricks and who usually wears comical clothes and makeup
The clown wears baggy pants
Nearby
Stay around a while!
Metal money
The vending machine ate all my coins!
An element that is found free as a colorless tasteless odorless gas
The divers are running out of oxygen
To make possible
I will not allow smoking in my house
Fit for a king and queen
The king received a royal welcome
ROOT: emerge; to become known or apparent
Suddenly, his head emerges from the window
To keep away from
Avoid accidents!
The direction to the right of one facing east
Turn right and go south
The surface of the earth
The ball hit the ground
To come into the company of someone or something
Let's join our friends for lunch
To come upon by searching, study, or effort
I found my pencil
Tiny particals and seeds that usually appear as fine yellow dust
Pollen makes me sneeze! Achoo!
A person or thing chosen
Pepperoni are my favorite choice for pizza topping
ROOT: employ; to provide with a job that pays wages or a salary
My brother was employed for the whole summer
A dense growth of trees and underbrush covering a large area
The forest is dark
A loud, harsh, or unharmonious sound
We could not hear the music for the loud noise
A large number of persons or things crowded together
A large crowd is waiting for the president to arrive
ROOT: annoy; To disturb or irritate especially by repeated disagreeable acts
His silly jokes annoyed everyone
To explore or examine something carefully and thoroughly
We must search the attic
Not mixed with anything else
John uses only pure gold to make jewelry
The earth
We took a trip around the world
To hurt or damage someone or something by means of heat, chemical or radiation
Susan burns firewood in her fireplace
Small animal that lives in the the soil
Birds are pulling the worms from their holes
Areas of land as distinguished from sea and air. The solid footing formed of soil
I feel safer on earth than on water
Most inferior, harmful, or unpleasant
This was the worst movie I have ever seen
Continuous bend in something
We are going through a dangerous curve
To receive payment for work done
She earns a decent salary
The soft, thick, hairy coat of an animal
She has an expensive fur coat
To go back
It's time to return home
A drug or course of treatment to make someone better
This treatment is a sure cure for your problems
To explode or break apart suddenly
The balloon burst with a loud noise
If you feel secure, you feel safe and sure of yourself
Seat belt makes me feel secure
To gain knowledge or skill
I learn how to speak chinese
Someone who is employed to do a job
Factory workers are on a lunch break
Adverb: Lastly
Finally, John gave up
Now, or at once
Come here immediately!
To protect something so that it stays in its original state
The old documents are well presrved
The natural world of the land, sea and air
We must protect the environment
A piece of open land, sometimes used for growing crops or playing sports
We are walking in the corn field
Not either
Neither one of my brothers likes spinach
One or the other of two, or a choice
You can either stay or go
Someone whom you enjoy being with and know well
My friend Lilli and I went to the mall
Root: receive: To get or accept something
I received a letter from my pen pal
The whole number written 80 that comes after 79 and before 81
My grandma is eighty years old
To feel that something is true
Charlotte beleived her cousin's story
The whole number written 18 that comes after 17 and before 19
There are eighteen students in our class
To measure how heavy or light someone or something is by using a scale
All packages must be weighed!
The leader of a group of people
The chief of police
Someone or something's weight is the measure of how heavy a person or thing is
My weight is 64 pounds
Someone who lives next door to you or near to you
Love thy neighbor
The upper surface inside a room
Freshly painted ceiling
Someone who steals things
The thief stole a TV set
A measurement of how high something is
Pine trees grow to a great height
Strange or mysterious
My new book is weird
Root: relieve: To ease someone's trouble or pain
The medicine relieved my cough
A piece of paper showing that money, goods, mail, or a service has been received
I need a receipt, please!
Root: cry : To weep tears
The baby cried without stopping
Goods or cargo carried by trains, ships, planes, trucks, etc.
The ship is full of freight
Spelling Words
= Meaning
= Example
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Week of
May 19, 2003
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 baker
 music
 duties
 basic
 major
 pirate
 sofa
 bacon
 humor
 nation
 silence
 nature
 future
 patient
 pupil
 native
 bagel
 later
 student
 human
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Week of
May 12, 2003
|
 equal
 tiger
 polar
 legal
 silent
 motion
 fever
 pilot
 notice
 detail
 minor
 solar
 minus
 female
 focus
 cedar
 pitch
 strike
 fouls
 player
| | | |
Week of
May 5, 2003
|
 hidden
 signal
 traffic
 robber
 subject
 blanket
 squirrel
 tunnel
 grammar
 cannon
 forward
 bountiful
 advise
 praise
 temper
 considerate
 lesson
 plastic
 contest
 channel
| | | |
Week of
April 28, 2003
|
 picnic
 seldom
 master
 summer
 better
 cast
 rabbit
 puppet
 wallet
 lumber
 trout
 silver
 copper
 ladder
 market
 member
 sudden
 gills
 reel
 public
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Week of
April 7, 2003
|
 wilderness
 helpful
 hopeless
 beautiful
 wonderful
 endless
 colorful
 shrieking
 careless
 useless
 sadness
 hydrant
 haze
 agreement
 cheerful
 payment
 movement
 helpless
 peered
 happiness
| | | |
Week of
March 31, 2003
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 motorcycle
 everybody
 somehow
 home run
 firefighter
 windshield
 everyone
 nevertheless
 airport
 totem pole
 nearby
 nowhere
 everything
 themselves
 ice cream
 fireplace
 ceremony
 reservation
 traditions
 precious
| | | |
Week of
March 17, 2003
|
 button
 often
 trouble
 animal
 listen
 natural
 lemon
 bottle
 golden
 example
 ribbon
 several
 possible
 eleven
 national
 special
 molten
 ladle
 vacation
 billowing
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Week of
March 10, 2003
|
 paper
 motor
 collar
 letter
 butter
 doctor
 corner
 cellar
 wonder
 manner
 labor
 matter
 calendar
 answer
 harbor
 remember
| | | |
Week of
February 10, 2003
|
 downtown
 nobody
 basketball
 somebody
 afternoon
 week-end
 drive-in
 goodbye
 newspaper
 however
 anything
 backyard
 sidewalk
 anyone
 notebook
 anyway
 shriveled
 urgently
 herbs
 everything
| | | |
Week of
February 3, 2003
|
 funny
 apply
 hockey
 tiny
 supply
 alley
 hurry
 deny
 chimney
 plenty
 multiply
 journey
 country
 qualify
 pony
 beauty
| | | |
Week of
January 27, 2003
|
 unexpected
 unlucky
 device
 misspelled
 unusual
 prehistoric
 disappear
 untie
 discomfort
 monotone
 uncertain
 unlocked
 misbehave
 unseen
 mistake
 prepaid
 uneven
 misunderstand
 triumphantly
 sheepishly
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Week of
January 20, 2003
|
 boys`
 child`s
 men`s
 sister`s
 brother`s
 parents`
 teachers`
 woman`s
 father`s
 mother`s
 children`s
 animals`
 family`s
 teams`
 people`s
 world`s
 oxen`s
 feet`s
 students`
 president`s
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Week of
December 9, 2002
|
 colored
 moved
 driving
 winning
 stepped
 chewing
 tired
 skating
 digging
 spotted
 swimming
 happened
 scared
 chasing
 beginning
 united
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Week of
December 2, 2002
|
 loyal
 clown
 around
 coin
 oxygen
 allow
 royal
 emerges
 avoid
 south
 ground
 join
 found
 pollen
 choice
 employed
 forest
 noise
 crowd
 annoyed
| | | |
Week of
November 18, 2002
|
 search
 pure
 world
 burn
 worm
 earth
 worst
 curve
 earn
 fur
 return
 cure
 burst
 secure
 learn
 worker
 finally
 immediately
 preserve
 environment
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Week of
November 11, 2002
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 field
 neither
 either
 friend
 received
 eighty
 believe
 eighteen
 weigh
 chief
 weight
 neighbors
 ceiling
 thief
 height
 weird
 relieved
 receipt
 cried
 freight
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