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This set of flashcards focuses on the weekly spelling words and concepts taught throughout the year aligned with the 5th grade curriculum.
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What are the first week spelling words that focus on short/long vowels?
athlete, decade, complete, design, climate, region, locate, survive, decide, increase, notice, compare, describe, examine, provide.
What prefix is used for words like 'rebuild' and 'refresh'?
re-/un-.
List some spelling words for the week focused on silent letters.
knock, wrist, gnaw, island, lamb, doubt, thumb, knife, knee, answer, honest, subtle, plumber, whistle, wrestle.
What are the plural forms of the following words: city, baby, knife?
cities, babies, knives.
What is the spelling pattern for the suffix -tion/-sion?
action, motion, explosion, discussion, decision.
Provide examples of compound words covered in week 6.
daydream, sunflower, basketball, raincoat, teacup.
What are examples of homophones learned in week 7?
their, there, they're, your, you’re.
What do soft c and g sounds relate to?
gentle, giant, giraffe, gymnast, gesture.
What words include the suffix -able/-ible?
enjoyable, comfortable, valuable, reasonable.
What does the prefix mis-/dis- mean in spelling?
Words like misplace, mislead, disagree.
What is an example of a word with double consonants?
occurred, parallel, committee.
Give examples of contractions from week 12.
can’t, won’t, doesn’t, don’t.
What is R-Controlled Vowels concept present in words like 'harbor'?
Words where a vowel followed by 'r' takes on a different sound.
What is the significance of the suffix -ful/-less?
Used to describe qualities (e.g., helpful, joyful).
What is an example of a prefix pre-/sub-?
preview, summation.
List some R-controlled vowel examples.
harbor, marker, curtain.
Identify words with Irregular Plurals.
children, teeth, geese, mice.
Give examples of Greek roots in words.
telegraph, telephone, telescope.
List some irregular verbs from week 30.
began, broken, drove, swam.
Give an example of multi-syllable words learned in this curriculum.
celebration, communication, transportation.
What is meant by consonant clusters, give examples?
Cluster sounds such as stretch, scratch, splash.
What does the end-of-year review cover?
perseverance, responsibility, communication.