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GRADE 3 SPELLING RULE WORD LISTSear, air, ireeardesireimpairedairwearyinspiredfirefairestfearlesslyhearenquireimpairmentchairclearingrequirement /ee/ sound ei after c (i before e except after c rule)ceildeceitreceivingreceiveconceivedeceitfulceilingperceiveperceivingdeceiveconceitconceited/ay/ sound spelt ei or eighreinneighweighed veinweightreiningveilsleigheighteeneightreindeerneighbourlyshort vowel /u/ with o spelling wonworryMondaymonthwonderwonderfullytonguemonkeynothingness oi_e and ou_e when /s/ or /z/ sound is at the end of the wordmousenoiseinvoicehouseblouserehousevoicegrouseinhousechoiceouncegreenhousepoisepouncefieldmouse/ue-oo/ spelt ouyouthtroupewoundedthroughcouponyouthfulwound (injury)routinegroupingsgroupthroughoutroutinelymousseGoulashacousticDiagraphs kn, gnknowknifekneelinggnuknightgnashingknewknownknighthoodgnawgnashunknownkneegnomekneecapknitknockknowinglyknobkneadunknowingly Prefixes de, pre, in, conindoorsinsteadpreferredconvoycontrolinstalledpretendpreventsconstructeddetectprefixintroducingdeflectdestructdeconstruction ph and gh for /f/ soundlaughlaughterdraughtycoughenoughdiagraphphonepamphletelephanttoughphonicsmicrophonephrasegraphicspharmacyer and est (teach with superlatives and comparatives)double the consonant after a short vowel (bigger, fittest)on words that end with e, remove the e before adding the suffix (nicer, largest)words that end with y, change the y to i before adding suffix (happiest, angrier)harder - hardestfitter - fittestangrier - angriestsmaller - smallestnicer - nicesteasier - easiestlonger - longestsofter - softesthappier - happiestfuller - fullestlarger - largestnoisier - noisiestlouder - loudestfloppier - floppiestnosier - nosiestbigger- biggestsincerer - sincerestcosier - cosiesthomophonescourt - caughtbored – boardgroan – grown night – knightwail -whalewood – would their – there – they’reate – eightaloud – allowed your – you’rewait – weightdisgust – discussedyou - ewewaist – wastelessen - lessonsuffixes tion, ful, sive, less, ous, tive, ate nationrelateinterpretationrationrelationrespectfulbashfulsuccessfulimperativepassiveintrusivereiterate harmlessbottomlessconversationnativeenormouscolourfullyporousgorgeouscautiouslyjealousresponsiveinterpretivelyVowels after w/or/ spelt with ar or al (walk, wart)/o/ spelt with a (want, wash)/u/ spelt with o (worry, wonder)/er/ spelt with or (worthwhile, worm)walkworrywonderfulwartwonderworryingwantworthwhileunwantedwashwarmerwashablewonwashingwandererworkwantedwaddlingwormwanderswaddling s for /sh/ sound(sugar, sure)surepressureinsurance sugarsurelyassuranceissuecensurereassured tissueunsurereassurancetch after short vowel for the /ch/ sounditchhatchstretcheswitchclutchwatchfulstitchtwitchingwatchfulnesswatchscratchestwitchinesscontractionsI’vedoesn’twould’vewe’vewe’recouldn’tshe’syou’rewouldn’twasn’tthey’reshouldn’thaven’tthey’veshould’vepossessive apostrophes, including ‘its’ exception (girl’s –singular vs girls’ - plural)singularpluralgirl’sgirls’boy’sboys’person’speoples’bunny’sbunnies’leaf’sleaves’author’sauthors’researcher’sresearchers’ch for /k/ Greek originsch for /sh/ French originsechoscholartechnicalschoolmachinecharacterachecharadechemistryanchorbrochurechandelierchaoschoruschaperoneschemechoirorchestrachefstomachtechnology ................
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