3.22 Spelling:
Word Endings y to i
Most of us
know the spelling rule “Change the –y to
an –i and add –es or –ed.” Did you
know that this rule only works with words ending in consonant y, NOT words ending in vowel y?
Write your words in your agenda
Monday. Spelling bonuses are due no
later than Thursday.
You will
choose your own bonus word this week.
What over verb follows the “-y to
–i” pattern?
NOTE: You
will have 15 of these words plus 5 review words on your test Friday.
*If you made below 80% on your spelling test last week, you
MUST complete a spelling choice (practice activity) and turn in by
Thursday. You may complete and turn in a
second activity/choice as a bonus.
Spelling Word Families:
1. try, tries, tried,
trying
2. hurry, hurries,
hurried, hurrying
3. study, studies,
studied, studying
4. worry, worries,
worried, worrying
5. play, plays, played,
playing
Vocabulary: Susan
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Not only do
you need to know what these words mean, but you will also need to be able to
use them correctly in a sentence.
*If you made below 80% on your vocabulary test last week,
you MUST complete a vocabulary choice (practice activity) and turn in by
Thursday. You may complete and turn in a
second activity/choice as a bonus.
1.
sampler
2.
spool
3.
pails
4.
mill
5.
buttery
6.
thawed
7.
yarn
8.
knitting
NO IRA THIS WEEK!
Read at least 15 minutes each night please! Don’t forget about the Epic! reading
challenge this week.
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