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1st Grade Spelling: lesson 8 part 1

Various Sounds of Vowels Lesson 8

  • clasp
  • small
  • cramp
  • bring
  • grasp
  • stall
  • stamp
  • cling
  • swing
  • roast
  • craft
  • squall
  • lost
  • stool
  • foot
  • rock
  • wash
  • snort
  • horse
  • spoon
  • good
  • pod
  • lamp

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 7 long sounds of vowels

Long Sounds of Vowels

  • blaze
  • sneer
  • drive
  • globe
  • dean
  • craze
  • creed
  • tribe
  • drone
  • bean
  • shape
  • fluke
  • quite
  • slate
  • spine
  • poke
  • steep
  • brine
  • stone
  • bead
  • state
  • sleek
  • spire
  • probe
  • beam
  • crape
  • fleet
  • tore
  • flume
  • whine
  • smear
  • bride
  • shore
  • lean
  • fume
  • smite
  • blame
  • clear
  • mope
  • spume
  • spite
  • flame
  • mold
  • spade
  • spear
  • robe

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 6 Various Vowel Sounds

Various Vowel Sounds.

  • bard
  • deal
  • tank
  • dell
  • ill
  • card
  • veal
  • rank
  • tell
  • bill
  • hard
  • meal
  • sank
  • pave
  • hull
  • tine
  • mull
  • well
  • fill
  • bark
  • neat
  • hank
  • yell
  • rill
  • dark
  • heat
  • dank
  • belt
  • hill
  • dint
  • rang
  • mine
  • save
  • bang
  • dime
  • rave
  • cull
  • hint
  • fang
  • lime
  • gave
  • dull
  • lint
  • gang
  • tine
  • gull
  • mint
  • hang
  • fine

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 5 Short Sounds of Vowels

Short Sounds of Vowels

  • crab
  • bled
  • chip
  • shot
  • bump
  • grab
  • fled
  • ship
  • bulk
  • crib
  • drug (past tense of drag)
  • king
  • stop
  • grit
  • whip
  • spot
  • pump
  • slab
  • sped
  • slip
  • plot
  • jump
  • frog
  • just
  • clad
  • vest
  • shut
  • clod
  • then
  • drip
  • trot
  • hump
  • brag
  • bend
  • spit
  • clog
  • hemp
  • gift
  • plod
  • dash
  • west
  • hush

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 4 Long sound of U

Long Sound of U

  • lure
  • cube
  • mute
  • lune
  • huge
  • cure
  • use
  • cue
  • tube
  • duke
  • dune
  • pule
  • pure
  • lute
  • jute

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 4 Long sound of O

Long Sound of O

  • code
  • dolt
  • bone
  • hope
  • dote
  • node
  • jolt
  • cone
  • pope
  • note
  • bode
  • molt
  • hone
  • rope
  • vote
  • rove
  • tone
  • cope
  • hod

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 4 Long sound of I

Long Sound of I.

  • Pile
  • file
  • mile
  • dike
  • like
  • pike
  • fire
  • tire
  • sire
  • life
  • rife
  • wife
  • bide
  • hide
  • ride

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. I will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 4 Long sound of E

Long Sound of E.

  • me
  • we
  • she
  • heed
  • weed
  • veer
  • reel
  • fee
  • jeer
  • feed
  • deed
  • deep
  • beef
  • weep
  • feel
  • leer
  • meek
  • keep
  • peep
  • seek

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 4 long sound of A

Lesson 4.

Long Sound of A.

  • date
  • late
  • mate
  • jade
  • fade
  • rate
  • came
  • dame
  • same
  • cage
  • page
  • sage
  • bane
  • lace
  • wake

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.

1st Grade Spelling: lesson 3 part 2

Lesson 3 part 2

REVIEW OF SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.
  • bad
  • but
  • hug
  • gum
  • den
  • god
  • dip
  • nag
  • did
  • tub
  • log
  • bet
  • help
  • sod
  • pen
  • lift
  • lad
  • web
  • lid
  • cog
  • rush

This lesson is to be done throughout the week. It will be divided up into parts. One part will be done on each day of the week.

Day 1

  • Read the words out loud to someone.
  • Write the words in a notebook.

Day 2

  • Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary.
  • If you don’t know how to use a dictionary, get someone to show you. The words are written in abc order.
  • If you don’t have a dictionary or the words are not in your dictionary, here is an online dictionary.

Day 3

  • Write sentences with the words.

Day 4

  • Study the words.
  • Write each word in your notebook as you spell it out loud 5 times each.

Day 5

  • Get a piece of paper.
  • Write the word on the paper as it is called out to you.
  • Have someone call the words out to you.

Note: some words may have been removed because of current day meanings.