grade 8 sight words

The following list of sight words should be mastered in eighth grade ( grade eight).

police
consider
dozen
baseball
rubber
symbol
support
exactly
industry
they're
beneath
laugh
groceries
popular
thank
quarter
climbed
continue
potatoes
receive
design
president
charge
mistake
hospital
remain
service
increase
students
insects
address
sincerely
dollars
belong
bottle
flight
forget
bicycle
secret
soldier


silent
structure
height
observe
indicate
railroad
knife
married
suggested
entered
magazine
agree
fifty
escape
threw
planet
dangerous
event
leader
peace
spelling
chapter
swimming
opportunity
immediately
favorite
settled
telephone
repeat
prepare
instance
avenue
newspaper
actually
employee
review
convince
allowed
nobody
details


muscles
model
climate
coffee
whenever
serious
angle
feather
determined
dictionary
ordinary
extra
rough
library
condition
arrived
located
program
pencil
tongue
title
enemy
garage
lose
vegetable
parents
style
education
required
political
daughter
individual
progress
altogether
activities
article
equipment
discuss
healthy
perfect


recognize
frequently
character
personal
disappear
success
traffic
yesterday
situation
realize
message
recently
account
physical
neighbor
excited
whisper
available
college
furniture
leather
husband
principal
medicine
excellent
operation
council
author
organize
concern
barbecue
accident
disease
construction
motor
affect
conversation
evidence
citizen
environment


influence
cancel
audience
apartment
worse
transportation
frozen
waste
couple
function
connect
project
pronounce
offered
apply
improve
stomach
collect
prevent
courage
occur
foreign
quality
terrible
instrument
balance
ability
arrange
rhythm
avoid
daily
identity
standard
combine
attached
frighten
social
factory
license
recommend

Middle school sight words grade seven

Even in diddle school - there are sight words your children should be learning. The following is a list of grade seven (or seventh grade) sight words:

sell
wire
rose
cotton
spoke
rope
fear
shore
throughout
compare
movement
exercise
bread
process
nature
apart
path
careful
narrow
mental
nine
useful
public
according
steel
salt
speech
forth
nation
knowledge
appear
ate
dinner
hurt
spend
experiment
touch
drop
chair
east


separate
truck
sing
column
twice
particular
shop
unless
spot
neither
met
wheel
none
hill
television
bill
solve
pressure
report
farmer
count
trade
chief
month
clothes
doctor
indeed
dance
church
original
enjoy
string
sister
familiar
onto
magine
blow
quick
law
lie


final
rise
loud
fair
herself
slow
noise
statement
hungry
join
tube
rode
empty
twenty
broke
nice
effect
paid
motion
myself
divide
supply
laid
dear
surprise
gun
entire
fruit
crowd
band
wet
solid
northern
flower
star
feed
wooden
sort
develop
shoulder


variety
season
share
jump
regular
represent
market
we're
flew
finger
expect
army
cabin
camp
danger
purpose
breakfast
proper
coat
push
express
shot
angry
southern
dress
bag
proud
neck
breath
strength
member
twelve
mine
company
current
pound
valley
double
till
match


average
die
liquid
alive
stream
provide
drink
experience
future
tomorrow
drove
population
finish
station
shook
stage
oxygen
poem
solution
burn
cent
electricity
everybody
rate
dust
worth
community
captain
bus
protect
cook
raise
further
steam
guide
discover
plain
usual
seat
accept

sixth grade sight words

Here's a list of sixth grade sight words - a full list of grade six sight words

shape
eight
edge
soft
village
object
age
minute
wall
meet
record
copy
forest
especially
necessary
he's
unit
flat
direction
south
subject
skin
wasn't
I've
yellow
party
force
test
bad
temperature
pair
ahead
wrong
practice
sand
tail
wait
difficult
general
cover


material
isn't
thousand
sign
guess
forward
huge
ride
region
nor
period
blood
rich
team
corner
cat
amount
garden
led
note
various
race
bit
result
brother
addition
doesn't
dead
weight
thin
stone
hit
wife
island
we'll
opposite
born
sense
cattle
million


anyone
rule
science
afraid
women
produce
pull
son
meant
broken
interest
chance
thick
sight
pretty
train
fresh
drive
lead
break
sit
bought
radio
method
king
similar
return
corn
decide
position
bear
hope
song
engine
board
control
spread
evening
brown
clean


wouldn't
section
spent
ring
teeth
quiet
ancient
stick
afternoon
silver
nose
century
therefore
level
you'll
death
hole
coast
cross
sharp
fight
capital
fill
deal
busy
beyond
send
love
cool
cause
please
meat
lady
west
glad
action
pass
type
attention
gas


kitchen
pick
scale
basic
happen
safe
grown
cost
wear
act
hat
arm
believe
major
gray
wonder
include
describe
electric
sold
visit
sheep
I'd
office
row
contain
fit
equal
value
yard
beat
inch
sugar
key
product
desert
bank
farther
won
total

List of long A - ai words

A list of long A words using the ai vowel combination. Phonics AI list.

bstain acquaint aid aide ail
ailment aim aimless appertain appraisal
arraign ascertain assail assailant attain
avail available await bail bailiff
bailiwick bait bobtail bouillabaisse braid
brain braise braille caisson caitiff
campaign chain chaise chatelaine chilblain
claim cocaine complain complaisant constrain
constraint contain contrail curtail daily
dainty daisy declaim derail detail
detain disclaimer disdain domain drain
entail entertain entrails exclaim explain
fail failure fain faint faith
flail frail frailty gaiety gain
gait grain hail ingrain jail
lackadaisical laid lain legerdemain plaintiff
plaintive praise prevail proclaim ptomaine
quail quaint quatrain raid rail
raiment rain rainbow raise raisin
reclaim refrain regain remain restrain
retain retail sail saint slain
snail sprain staid stain straight
strain strait sustain swain tail
tailor taint terrain trail train
traipse trait traitor travail twain
upbraid vain waif wail wain
wainscot waist waive wassail wraith
Craig Elaine Gail Haiti Jamaica
Kuwait Maine Spain

Long e word list for spelling

A
achieve
agree
appeal
appear

B
be
bee
beach
beacon
bead
beak
beam
bean
beard
beast
beat
beaver
beech
beef
bean
beep
beer
beet
beetle
belief
believe
beneath
between
bleach
bleak
bleat
bleed
beep
breathe
breed
breeze
brief

C
career
cease
cedar
cheap
cheat
cheek
cheer
cheese
cheetah
chief

chimpanzee
clean
clear
conceal
creak
cream
crease
creature
creek
creep

D
deal
dean
dear
decrease
deed
deep
deer
defeat
degree
delete
diesel
discreet
dream
dreary


E
each
eager
eagle
ear
ease
east
Easter
eat
eaves
eel
eerie
employee
engineer
equal
eve
even
evil
exceed

F
fear
feast
feat
feature
fee
feeble
feed
feel
feet
female
flea
flee
fleece
fleet
freak
free
freeze

G
gear
geese
genie
gleam
glean
grease
glee
greed
green
greet
guarantee

H
he
heal
heap
hear
heat
heath
heathen
heave
heel
here

I
increase
indeed

J
jeans
jeep
jeer


K
keel
keen
keep
knead
knee
kneel

L
leach
lead
lee
leaf
league
leak
leak
lean
leap
lease
leash
least
leave

M
me
meal
mean
measles
meat
meek
meet

N
near
need
needle
niece

O
ordeal

P
pea
peace
peach
peal
peak
peanut
peat
peek
peel
peep
peer
piece
pier
pierce
pioneer
plea
plead
please
pleat
preach
precede
preen
priest

Q
queasy
queen


R
reach
read
real
really
reap
rear
reason
recede
redeem
reed
reef
reel
release
relief
relieve
repeat
retreat
reveal

S
scene
scream
screech
screen
sea
seal
seam
sear
season
seat
see
seed
seek
seem
seen
seep
seesaw
seethe
she
sheaf
shear
sheath
sheep
sheer
sheet
shield
shriek
siege
sleek
sleep
sleet
sleeve
smear
sneak
sneer
sneeze
speak
spear
species
speech
speed
squeak
squeal
squeeze
steal
steam
steel
steep
steeple
steer
streak
stream
street
succeed
sweep
sweet


T
tea
teach
teak
team
tear
tease
teem
teen
teeth
theme
thief
three
tier
treason
treat
treaty
tree
tweed
tweezers

V
veal

W
we
weak
wean
weary
weasel
weave
weed
weak
week
weird
weep
wheat
wheel
wheeze
wield
wreath

Y
year
yeast
yield

Z
zeal

dolch list of nouns - spelling

Learn to spell the dolch list of nouns;

apple, baby, back, ball, bear, bed, bell, bird, birthday, boat, box, boy, bread, brother, cake, car, cat, chair, chicken, children, Christmas, coat, corn, cow, day, dog, doll, door, duck, egg, eye, farm, farmer, father, feet, fire, fish, floor, flower, game, garden, girl, good-bye, grass, ground, hand, head, hill, home, horse, house, kitty, leg, letter, man, men, milk, money, morning, mother, name, nest, night, paper, party, picture, pig, rabbit, rain, ring, robin, Santa Claus, school, seed, sheep, shoe, sister, snow, song, squirrel, stick, street, sun, table, thing, time, top, toy, tree, watch, water, way, wind, window, wood

3rd grade sight words

How is your chuild doing with spelling? Can they spell the following 3rd grade sight words?

about, better, bring, carry, clean, cut, done, draw, drink, eight, fall, far, full, got, grow, hold, hot, hurt, if, keep, kind, laugh, light, long, much, myself, never, only, own, pick, seven, shall, show, six, small, start, ten, today, together, try, warm

2nd grade spelling sight words

The following are a list of grade two sight words;

always, around, because, been, before, best, both, buy, call, cold, does, don't, fast, first, five, found, gave, goes, green, its, made, many, off, or, pull, read, right, sing, sit, sleep, tell, their, these, those, upon, us, use, very, wash, which, why, wish, work, would, write, your

2nd grade sight words should be mastered before third grade.

grade 1 spelling sight words

Get a headstart on grade 1 spelling with this list of grade one sight words:

after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, could, every, fly, from, give, giving, had, has, her, him, his, how, just, know, let, live, may, of, old, once, open, over, put, round, some, stop, take, thank, them, then, think, walk, were, when

Primer spelling sight words

The following spelling sight words should be known before entering first grade.

all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown, but, came, did, do, eat, four, get, good, have, he, into, like, must, new, no, now, on, our, out, please, pretty, ran, ride, saw, say, she, so, soon, that, there, they, this, too, under, want, was, well, went, what, white, who, will, with, yes

Spelling sight words - primer spelling words

a, and, away, big, blue, can, come, down, find, for, funny, go, help, here, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look, make, me, my, not, one, play, red, run, said, see, the, three, to, two, up, we, where, yellow, you

Helping your children with a strong foundation in spelling means learning the spelling sight words listed above.

Your child's learning style and spelling

Your child's learning style may affect theior spelling outcomes...

Guest post:
Each of your children has their own exclusive learning style. We process information coming at us in many different ways. You can help your child learn by figuring out their learning style and determining the most effective way to "encode" that information so that they can assimilate it easier and more fully. The three major learning styles are visual, auditory and kinesthetic.




Visual learners think in images and pictures. Their mind is like a mini video camera that is always set on 'record'--in order to remember an event they 'play' back the image in their head. A visual learner will frequently do well in the classroom setting because the majority of information and testing in the school system is visual.

Visual students like to read, look at pictures and observe others around them. Make sure that you include pictures, videos and computers in order to keep the visual child's attention. Children that learn visually also love to write, draw and organize things.

Auditory learners have superior listening skills and have the capability to notice slight nuances in words, tone inflection and overall meaning. Students who frequently talk and/or sing to themselves are usually auditory learners. Auditory children love to take part in discussions but are easily distracted by outside noises, other conversations going on at the same or music. Permit your student to talk through situation in order to reach solutions and open to their need for interaction or verbal repetition.

Kinesthetic learners want to learn through experiencing and touching things. These children have to 'do' in order to learn and their memory is directly linked to bodily interaction. Kinesthetic children sometimes have difficulty in the classroom because most material is geared toward the auditory and visual learners. Teachers, also, do not usually appreciate the student moving around the classroom and touching things. They do excel, however, in activities such as building, sports, drama and/or dance.

For kinesthetic learners, try to include activities that permit your child to touch, explore, play, perform and create. Since these types of learners don't typically visualize or retain information just by listening, you need to design activities that allow them to interact with the senses.

No particular learning style is better than the other and they are all legitimate, intelligent and functional ways to process information. Whereas every child usually has one main learning style, they also have a 'mix' of the all the styles that permits them to access information and take a look at the world around them in their own distinctive way.

Jane Saeman runs an In-Home Tutoring Service called Aim High Tutors. Find out how to help your student reach their full potential at http://www.aimhightutors.com

free online spelling games

We found another great free spelling games and spelling resource website today. Kids spell dot com has over 6600 spelling words to work with and spelling games every kid will enjoy.

Spelling tips for kids - spelling dictionary

We love David's idea of creating a spelling dictionary of the words your child learns!

"It would be fun to list all the words your child has learned every week or every month in a personal dictionary. Letting your child show how well he progresses can encourage him to learn more. Also, his personal dictionary can serve as his guide or reviewer so he would always remember the 1st grade spelling words he has earlier learned."


Dave Poon is an accomplished writer who specializes in the latest in education. For more information regarding 1st Grade Spelling, please drop by at http://kids.answerwisely.com

Spelling tips for children - books

Another great spelling tip to help teach your children how to spell!

Books - Books are excellent ways for you to teach your child the basics in reading and spelling words. As your child reads, he gets familiar with the spelling of the words and the sound of each letter or combination of letters.

You may read together with your child or let him or her read after you read each line or sentence. It would be best to use books with colorful illustrations so that your child can better understand the meaning of the words and consequently, the story.


Dave Poon is an accomplished writer who specializes in the latest in education. For more information regarding 1st Grade Spelling, please drop by at http://kids.answerwisely.com

Spelling Tips for children - spelling lists

Spelling lists - In schools, teachers usually ask first graders to bring home spelling list, which they have to read and review over the weekend. These 1st grade spelling lists are usually list of word families-that is, the words included in the list have similar features such as a common syllable or sound.

You can use these 1st grade spelling lists in helping your child practice his spelling skills. You can ask him to write short sentences using the words or you can ask him to read short stories that have these words. In that way, he'll get familiar with how the words are pronounced and are spelled

Dave Poon is an accomplished writer who specializes in the latest in education. For more information regarding 1st Grade Spelling, please drop by at http://kids.answerwisely.com

First Grade Spelling - guest author

Handwriting, reading and of course, 1st grade spelling are among the basic things your child learns in school. These three are very important as your child's learning capacity with regard to these three aspects can make or break his learning habit and his learning desire as he matures.

The earlier your child is taught and is made accustomed to writing, reading books and spelling his first-learned words, the earlier he is able to nurture good attitude and behavior towards learning.

Particularly, learning 1st grade spelling words are very crucial to a child's development. Spelling bees are common school or classroom activities and for first graders, having won or even merely having participated in 1st grade spelling bees is already an achievement. It's good to reward your child (not monetary though) if he won or got chosen to be a part of 1st grade spelling bees so that they would be delighted to learn more 1st grade spelling words.



On the other hand, when your child gets scorned when he is not able to spell his 1st grade spelling words right, he or she may be discouraged to go to school everyday or to go in front of the class to present, to talk or to participate in another 1st grade spelling bee. That's how crucial 1st spelling words are-they are foundations of your child's education and thus, you have to invest enough time and effort in helping him or her learn his 1st grade spelling words.


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Dave Poon is an accomplished writer who specializes in the latest in education. For more information regarding 1st Grade Spelling, please drop by at http://kids.answerwisely.com