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SPELLING LIST - Test 11/22/24
enclose: to surround; close in
entrust: to put your belief in someone to do something
enjoy: to like
ensure: to make certain or safe
nonfiction: text that is about facts and true information; informational text
nonissue: a point that is not important
nonsense: something confusing or silly
nonstop: not ending
nonverbal: not using spoken words
unable: not having the power or knowledge to do something
unlikely: a good chance something will not happen
unrest: a situation that is not settled or calm
unsettle: to make someone nervous, worried, or upset
unsuccessful: not growing or reaching a goal
unusual: not what you expect
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NO EXCUSE SPELLING WORDS
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SPELLING: Spelling will consist of "NO EXCUSE SPELLING WORDS" for at least the first few weeks of the school year. Here is the list of fifty words your child should ALWAYS spell correctly:
about
again
always
and
any
are
been
can
could
each
first
friend
from
girl
great
have
how
I
is
like
me
my
next
of
once
our
really
right
said
school
see
the
then
they
to
too
very
want
was
went
were
what
when
which
who
why
with
you
your
you're
SURF - Silent, Uninterrupted Reading Fun!
Silent or Oral Reading
ORAL READING (OUT LOUD TO A PARENT OR SIBLING) IS THE BEST WAY TO GROW AS A READER!
Silent or Oral Reading
ORAL READING (OUT LOUD TO A PARENT OR SIBLING) IS THE BEST WAY TO GROW AS A READER!
I encourage you to have your child spend at least 15-30 minutes each day to grow as a reader! This can be reading aloud to others, partner reading (one page them, one page you), or silent reading.