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McGRAW-HILL READING

Spelling

Grade 5

Practice Book

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Words with Short Vowels

PRETEST

Spelling 1

Pretest Directions

Fold back the paper along the dotted line. Use the blanks to write each word as it is read aloud. When you finish the test, unfold the paper. Use the list at the right to correct any spelling mistakes. Practice the words you missed for the Posttest.

To Parents Here are the results of your child's weekly spelling Pretest. You can help your child study for the Posttest by following these simple steps for each word on the word list:

1. Read the word to your child.

2. Have your child write the word, saying each letter as it is written.

3. Say each letter of the word as your child checks the spelling.

4. If a mistake has been made, have your child read each letter of the correctly spelled word aloud, and then repeat steps 1?3.

1. _________________ 1. tasks 2. _________________ 2. rent 3. _________________ 3. weapon 4. _________________ 4. twin 5. _________________ 5. fond 6. _________________ 6. club 7. _________________ 7. son 8. _________________ 8. grant 9. _________________ 9. dreadful 10. _________________ 10. lend 11. _________________ 11. wisdom 12. _________________ 12. solve 13. _________________ 13. pump 14. _________________ 14. smother 15. _________________ 15. cash 16. _________________ 16. threatened 17. _________________ 17. slippery 18. _________________ 18. occupy 19. _________________ 19. sudden 20. _________________ 20. blister

Challenge Words _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________

banner conquered prospered reluctantly summoned

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Using the Word Study Steps 1. LOOK at the word. 2. SAY the word aloud. 3. STUDY the letters in the word. 4. WRITE the word. 5. CHECK the word. Did you spell the word right? If not, go back to step 1.

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AT-HOME WORD STUDY

Spelling 2

Spelling Tip

Short vowel sounds are usually spelled with one letter.

Examples:

fat

thin

pet

Find Rhyming Words

Circle the word in each row that rhymes with the word in dark type.

1. rent

runt

want

tent

2. son

sin

fun

man

3. smother

mother

bother

father

4. blister

bluster

tester

sister

5. grant

grin

can't

rent

6. twin

twine

whine

chin

7. pump

jump

pamper

imp

8. occupy

ox

cup

sigh

9. club

clown

tub

bull

10. cash

rash

cinch

fish

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To Parents or Helpers: Using the Word Study Steps above as your child comes across any new words will help him or her spell the

words effectively. Review the steps as you both go over this week's spelling words. Go over the Spelling Tip with your child. Ask him or her to find other words with short vowel sounds. Point

out the letter that makes the vowel sound in each word. Help your child complete the spelling activity by matching each word with a rhyming word.

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EXPLORE THE PATTERN

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tasks rent weapon twin

fond club son grant

dreadful lend wisdom solve

pump smother cash threatened

slippery occupy sudden blister

Pattern in a Box

Sort each spelling word by finding the sound and spelling pattern to which it belongs.

Short a spelled a

Short o spelled o

1.

13.

2.

14.

3.

15.

Short e spelled ea

Short u spelled u

4.

16.

5.

17.

6.

18.

Short e spelled e

Short u spelled o

7.

19.

8.

20.

Short i spelled i

9.

10.

11.

12.

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PRACTICE AND EXTEND

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tasks rent weapon twin

fond club son grant

dreadful lend wisdom solve

pump smother cash threatened

What's the Word? Write the spelling word that most closely matches each clue.

1. unexpected

8. cover thickly

slippery occupy sudden blister

2. terrible

9. heavy stick

3. chores 4. gun or knife

10. male child 11. pay to use

5. intelligence

12. liking

6. find the answer

13. allow

7. allow to borrow

14. money

Finish the Sentence Write the spelling word that best completes each sentence.

1. Jeff and his

brother were extremely close.

2. The mechanic was asked to

up the flat tire.

3. The woman

to call the police.

4. She got a

on her foot from wearing tight shoes.

5. The freezing rains made the roads

.

6. She needs something else to

her time.

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