List 27 Spelling and Vocabulary for the Week of March 28 - April 1

1. imperfect
2. impolite
3. impatient
4. improper
5. inactive
6. inconvenient
7. incorrect
8. inconsiderate
9. preview
10. prejudice
11. prevent
12. prefix
13. prehistoric
14. unable
15. uncertain
16. uncomfortable
17. unaware
18. ungrateful

Vocabulary

1. disheveled: adjective: untidy; rumpled. After my brother and I finished a bedtime pillow fight, both of our beds were disheveled.
2. pandemonium: noun: a wild uproaar. There was pandemonium to the stadium when the home team won the championship game.
3. terminate: verb: to bring to an end. We had to terminate our bike ride when it began to rain heavily.
4. pungent: adjective: sharp or strong to the senses of taste or smell. The pungent odor of fish could be smelled from one end of the wharf to the other.

List 26 Spelling and Vocabulary for the Week of March 21-25

Spelling

1. paragraph
2. trophy
3. nephew
4. enough
5. cough
6. fourth
7. Friday
8. physical
9. roughest
10. pharmacy
11. fragile
12. fluid
13. briefly
14. festova;
15. stuffed
16. triumph
17. telephone
18. few

Vocabulary:

1. Spartan: adjective: strictly self-disciplined; not easy or comfortable. The wrestler followed a Spartan routine in his training, working out three hours every day.
2. recoil: verb: to draw back in fear or disgust. We saw the dog recoil as it came across a rattlesnake on the path.
3. abominable: adjective: something hideous and unappealing. synonym: disgusting. As we approached the garbage dump, the abominable odor nearly knocked me out!
4. native: noun: a person born or raised in a particular place. My grandmother is a native of the Philippines, and she returns there every year.

List 25 Spelling for the Week of March 7-11

Spelling

1. rewrite
2. reappear
3. recall
4. recover
5. rebuild
6. dishonest
7. disagree
8. disappear
9. disappoint
10. disconnect
11. disapprove
12. misbehave
13. misfortune
14. misunderstand
15. misspell
16. misuse
17. illegal
18. illegible

Vocabulary

1. antidote: noun: something that works agaist the effects of poison. People bitten by posionous snakes need to be given an antidote as soon as possible to prevent serious illness or death.
2. loiter: verb: to stand around in a public place doing nothing in particular. The shopping center is locked up at night to prevent loitering.
3. tattered: adjective: broken-down or worn-out. After years of use, the tattered leather sofa was finally replaced.
4. exquisite: adjective: of exceptional beauty; finely made. The exquisite embroidery must have taken hours to complete.