Dear Parents,

        Here is a list of the first 5 weeks of spelling words to keep in a good spot for handy reference.  The spelling list can also be found on the spelling assignment in the Friday folder and on a “pencil page”---a weekly worksheet.  Every 6^th week, a sheet with 20 of the previous spelling words will be sent home as a review.

Week 1              Week 2              Week 3              Week 4              Week 5

hide                  games               barked              cried                 sat

slide                  take                  licked                hurried              ate

ride                   make                 backed              replied               acrobat

wide                  name                thanked             fried                  flat

pride                 flame                painted              tried                  that

bid                    same                 opened              worried              fat

kid                    became             mailed               carried              gate

eyelid                brake                remarked           copied            appreciate

inside               snake                 checked             married             create

hid                    mistake              finished             studied              state

no                     eyelid                mistake              remarked           worried

big                    slide                  became             finished             studied

brown               line                   about                 alone                 children

eat                    more                 few                   river                  each

people               together            same                 think                 girl

are                    mail                  wanted              two                   skate

was                   want                 then                 went                 very

nice                  or                     why                  they                  played

with                  our                   have                 many                what

said                   than                  to                    who                  after

                                                                        Mrs. Larson

                                                                        Mrs. Van Keulen