Grade 3 Presented by: Teachnology Spelling Lesson & Worksheet Series Lesson Activities Lesson 1: K words, Circle it, Crossword, Spiral, What is it?, Lesson 2: Days and Months, Word Shapes, The Year in a Puzzle, 30 Days Hath September, Scrambler Lesson 3: I before e, except after c., "i before e" puzzle, Spelling choice, Make a spiral, Suffixes, Lesson 4 Words: Syllables, circle it, Fill in the Letters, Crossword Lesson 5 Words: Patterns, Matching!, Secret Decoder, Circle search, Practice Lesson 6 Words: Antonyms and usage, Word find, maze, cryptogram, Spelling Journal
Presented by: Teachnology Lesson 5 Words: Patterns, Matching!, Secret Decoder, Circle search, Practice Lesson 6 Words: Antonyms and usage, Word find, maze, cryptogram, Spelling Journal Lesson 2: Days and Months, Word Shapes, The Year in a Puzzle, 30 Days Hath September, Scrambler Lesson 3: I before e, except after c., "i before e" puzzle, Spelling choice, Make a spiral, Suffixes, Lesson 1: K words, Circle it, Crossword, Spiral, What is it?,
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1. In which words is k used as a silent letter? ______________ ___________ _______________ _________________ ____________ _________________ _______________
2. What are the plural forms of the following: Key _________ knee _____________ knife ________________
3. What are the homonyms or the words that sound the same as: Knight ____________ knit _________________ knot _______________ Know ______________
4. Write two forms of knit __________ ____________ 5. What does a knight do before the king or queen __k__________ 6. What words have -key at the end of them? ________________
_______________ ______________________ 7. Using the words between the two stars** and more of your own words, write
a spooky paragraph. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ACROSS DOWN 1. to use needles and yarn 3. learn to make these 6. a medieval soldier 7. to understand 11. past tense of keep 12. odd or unusual 13. to be of a curious nature 14. to have a fault in the foundation 16. used to cut meat or material 19. this joint allows the leg to bend
2. a baby cat 4. do this before entering a room 5. a tool for unlocking something 8. to have a ghostly nature 9. to use force with your leg 10. a marsupial from Australia 15. to sustain or contain 17. to show a caring emotion 18. a set of steps
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday January February March April May June July August September
October November December These spelling words are the days of the ________ and the ____________ of the year. Why do they all have capital letters? They are also _________ nouns.
1. In the chart put the spelling words into the syllables or beats per word: One syllable Two syllables Three syllables
2. How many days are in a week? ___________ 3. How many months are in one year? ___________ 4. How many hours in one day? ___________ 5. Which two months have a –ua vowel combination? _____________
____________ 6. What do you have to remember to pronounce in Wednesday? _______ 7. What are the short forms or contractions for each day of the week?
8. What are the contractions for the months of the year? _________ _________ __________ ___________ _________ ___________ ____________ __________ _____________ __________ __________ _____________
Y Z L S R U J J Z J V A C E Y A N T A A X K U H R E B M E C E D X X N A Q R Z R E E F M Y F T K I S N Y R A U R B E F E Y A I I
U L U J U M O N D A Y U J P B Q N S K Z S J S X M A R C H D R O U R K W E D N E S D A Y Q G T Z H N T J Z E N U J U E C F T D T R E B M E V O N O K R N N E N N T H U R S D A Y R I O O N N Z U S A T U R D A Y S D M C Z V N T S U G U A G C I A O E X V O A T H O U R D A Y E S W E E K O Y M A Y F Y C T G C L A
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday January February March April May June July August September October November December hour minute second week month year
30 Days Hath September Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November; February has twenty-eight alone, All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting leap year, that's the time When February's days are twenty-nine.
1. How many months have 28 days? a) None of them b) All of them c) Only February
2. How many months have thirty-one days? a) Only 7 b) All of them c) September
3. How many months only have thirty days? a) Only September, April, June and November b) All of them c) Only February
There is a general rule that is “i before e except after e” but there are many exceptions to that rule. Fill in the chart below according to the headings using your spelling words:
i before e Except after c But these don’t follow the rule
2. Can you think of any more words which don’t follow the rule? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Which word means the following?:
a) Leader of a group _____________ b) To understand and rely on something ______________ c) To get help or medical aid _______________ d) Your sister or brother’s daughter ________________ e) Your body mass ________________ f) To do something illegal _____________ g) A utensil to strain spaghetti ____________ h) The straps for a horse ______________ i) A piece of cloth for the head _____________ j) A length of time for a king or queen to rule ______________
Here are some words which do obey the "i before e" rule. Circle or use a highlight pen to show where these words are in the word-search grid. chief brief believe relieved niece field piece diesel achieve priest siege hygiene receive receipt perceive deceive deceit ceiling
p e r c e i v e a m a h r c e i b i h c c b c y i h c s i e g e h e h g e i e i f c h i i l i i s e i s d y z l e i e e t f p r e c e i v e v n b e t i c h s n e v e e n d e c e i t g n e p k i p b r i e f f i e l d e r e a v f d i e s e l c o n c e i t e d a c o e n t e r e l i e v e d
Make a word spiral using your Spelling Words or any new words with the ie or ei combination. Using a 6x6 grid start with one word and then add another word that either starts with the last letter of the previous word or just start with a new word. Write the clues below: 1.R E L I E 2.F I 3.
1. To get aid or help 2. A grassy place 3. To trick someone
Continue on until all or most of the spots are used.
Suffixes-These are endings of words to change the root word and the meaning. Change the root word to make sense in the following sentences:
1. How long has the queen (reign) ___________? 2. Have the (chief) __________ made a decision yet? 3. Am I right in (belief) __________ that you are my
friend? 4. My doctor insists on (weigh) ______________ me. 5. Today I am going to use the (rein) _____________ by
myself. 6. My mom has several (niece) ____________. 7. His greatest (achieve) _____________ was in learning
to play the piano. 8. Make sure you use only (diesel) __________ fuel in the
truck. 9. All of the (ceiling) ____________ in this neighborhood
have to be repaired. 10. My (neighbor) ___________ is very quiet and safe. 11. I would love to eat two (piece) __________ of
pizza. 12. I will need to keep all of my (receipt)
_____________. 13. My (vein) __________ look blue on my wrist. 14. After 17 comes (eight) ______________.
Lesson Four Grade Three Spelling Workbook Blender broken crazy drive write gray streak pliers string grimy cringe greasy frozen slippery pleasant bristle straddle Using the spelling words above, answer the following questions:
1. What are the root words of these words- blender ______________ broken_____________ grimy ______________ greasy_____________ frozen ______________ slippery ____________pleasant____________
2. What do all of these words have in common at the beginning of each? ________________________________________________________
3. Which word has a silent first letter? _____________ 4. Why does the p in slippery have to be doubled? ____________________ 5. What happens to the y when you add –ness to crazy?
_______________________________________________________ 6. Put the words into the syllable chart:
ACROSS DOWN 1. wild and uncontrollable 3. in disrepair or poor shape 4. a tool to mix ingredients 6. a slender rope 8. very gracious and kind 11. to stand over top 12. a tool for bending 16. dirty 17. a smudge or splash
2. water at below zero degrees
5. the teeth of a hair brush 7. overcast or aging 9. to use a pen or pencil 10. to shrivel or withdraw 13. to operate a car 14. very dangerous for walking 15. oily and dirty
Strike bike hike bake brake make stroke poke broke tweak squeak beak creak creek speak sneak weak meek sleek reek All of these words have a vowel or vowel blend before the k and some have an e following the k. Whichever way it is spelled, what happens to the vowel? Is it long or short? ___________________________________________
What is the difference between creak and creek? ____________________________________________________________________________________________
What are they called when the words are spelled differently and mean different things but the sound the same as in “leak and leek”? ______________________________________
Answer Word Definition(s) ______ 1. strike A. to be penniless ______ 2. bike B. a slow running stream ______ 3. hike C. shiny and glossy ______ 4. bake D. a paralyzing condition ______ 5. brake E. to tip-toe around ______ 6. make F. to hit or go off the job ______ 7. stroke G. not strong ______ 8. poke H. the mouth part of a bird ______ 9. broke I. a walking tour ______ 10. tweak J. to stop a vehicle ______ 11. squeak K. very shy and timid ______ 12. beak L. to utter a language ______ 13. creak M. a noise in the floors ______ 14. creek N. a small cry or noise ______ 15. speak O. to prod ______ 16. sneak P. to cook with the oven ______ 17. weak Q. to slightly change
something ______ 18. meek R. short form of bicycle ______ 19. sleek S. to produce an object ______ 20. reek T. stench and odor
Put the letter in the blank to match the word to its meaning. Use a pencil and cross the meanings off as they are matched!
Lesson Six Grade Three Spelling Workbook About better bring carry done drink fail full grow hold hot hurt if keep kind laugh fight myself maybe never own shall small start today together try warm
Use the spelling words to fill in the blanks:
1. I am feeling much ______________ after having a cold. 2. She had such a good ____________ she fell off her chair. 3. Please do not __________ with your friends or neighbors. 4. The doctor warned me that the needle might __________. 5. The new movie might ___________ at the theatre ___________. 6. If we stay ________________ we will stay ____________. 7. Please be sure to ___________ a ____________ for after the race. 8. _____ you cannot ___________ the heavy basket, ask someone to help. 9. ___________ is the beginning of the rest of your life. 10. If you ___________ your grades high, you will not _________.
What are the antonyms (0pposites) of the following words:
Write a short story or a journal using as many of your Grade Three words as possible. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________