3 free spelling lists resources for 6th Grade: 3 worksheets. Answers included.
Weekly spelling words with practice activities. 6th grade consolidates primary math: operations with fractions and decimals, percentages, integers, order of operations and probability.
Students will practice: spelling adjectives ending in -ous and -ious; linking -ous words to their base nouns (danger → dangerous); noticing how the ending changes the pronunciation of c and x (delicious, anxious); writing words from dictation; recognizing Greek roots (tele, scope, graph, bio, auto, photo, micro); recognizing Latin roots (port, spect, dict, vis); using a root's meaning to work out a new word; spelling practice and license the same way as a noun and a verb.
Word lists with practice activities.
Fifteen adjectives ending in -ous, -ious or -eous, such as dangerous, curious and delicious. Your child learns that -ous means "full of"…
Fifteen words built from Greek and Latin roots, such as telescope, biography, portable and predict. Your child learns what each root means…
Fifteen words that students often get wrong in American English, such as practice, license, traveled and jewelry. Your child learns the…
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Weekly spelling words with practice activities. At 6th Grade, our resources focus on: spelling adjectives ending in -ous and -ious; linking -ous words to their base nouns (danger → dangerous); noticing how the ending changes the pronunciation of c and x (delicious, anxious); writing words from dictation.
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