Fountas & Pinnell High-Frequency Words & Spelling Patterns

[Pages:9]Fountas & Pinnell High-Frequency Words & Spelling Patterns

KINDERGARTEN

High-Frequency Words

a

am

an

and

at

can

come do

go

he

I

in

is

it

like

me

my

no

see

so

the

to

up

we

you

Spelling Patterns

Examples

-ad -ag -an -am -at -ed -en -et -ig -in -it -og -op -ot -ut * Introduce (cvc) word patterns to kindergarten students

(See 1st grade examples)

Early Literacy Concepts Early Literacy Concepts as listed on page 204 in the

K-8 Continuum

Print vs. picture, left to right progression, concept of letter, word, sentence

Phonological Awareness Phonological Awareness as

listed on page 204 in the K-8 Continuum

Rhyming, blending phonemes, segment words into phonemes

Letter Knowledge Letter Knowledge as listed

on page 204 in the K-8 Continuum

Letter features, recognize and produce the names of most upper and lowercase letters

FIRST GRADE

High-Frequency Words

all

are

as

by

came

can

has

have

he

into

little

look

or

out

play

this

two

up

will

with

your

away come

her make

put us

back did here man said very

be from him not saw was

because get his now she went

been going how

of that what

Spelling Patterns

-at -an -ap -ack -it -ig -in -ick -ot -op -ob -ock -ut -ug -un -uck -et -ed -en -ell Short "a" pattern Short "i" pattern Short "o" pattern Short "u" pattern Short "e" pattern Long "a" pattern (a_e) Long "a" (ay) Long "i" pattern (a_e)

Examples

bat, rat, sat ran, can, tan, tap, nap, lap, snap back, sack, tack, black bit, pit, sit, spit big, dig, wig, bin, pin, win, chin lick, pick, tick, stick not, pot, rot, plot hop, top, mop, stop mob, rob, sob, glob dock, sock, rock, shock but, cut, nut, bug, mug, tug, slug bun, sun, run, duck, luck, tuck, cluck get, net, wet fed, bed, sled (only "ed") den, pen, ten, bell, fell, well bad, hat, glad, mad win, lip, kid, ship mom, fox, chop, shop bus, truck, must, cut web, tell, less, shell make, page, race, name, shake play, tray, clay, stay nice, drive, mine, dime, wise

but had

if one they who

Long "i" (y) Long "o" pattern (o_e) Long "o" pattern (ow) Long "o" pattern (ow) Short "oo" pattern (oo) Long "oo" pattern (oo) Long "ee" pattern (ee)

dry, cry, sky, shy, spy bone, nose, code, spoke low, snow, grow, flow cow, plow, brown, town hook, took, good, stood moon, spoon, tooth, broom deep, feel, green, seed

SECOND GRADE

High-Frequency Words

able

almost

any

behind between books

dad

dark

deep

even

every

fast

food

four

friend

goes

good

got

hill

home

house

live

love

much

part

party

pick

say

school second

stay

stop

story

today together too

walk

wall

want

world

worn

year

anything both dog father fun great inside must place seen street top watch yes

ask boy door feel funny grew jump name rain sky take try way

bad bus down find game grow just night read sleep teach under week

ball can't each first gave happy last our right snow than until why

because car eat fish girl help let

outside room something things use winter

begin catch end

five give hide light paper same start time wait work

Spelling Patterns

short (a) pattern short (e) pattern short (o) pattern short (i) pattern short (u) pattern long (a) pattern long (e) pattern

long (o) pattern long (i) pattern long (u) pattern vowel combo ai vowel combo ay vowel combo ee vowel combo ea vowel combo ow vowel sounds with r letters that represent

no sound compound words synonyms/antonyms

Examples

bad, ask, cat, dad, even, help, let, second, tell, yes got, stop, top, fish, give, hill, inside, things, until bus, fun, funny, much, under able, game, name, place, same, say, stay, take because, begin, behind, between, deep, each, eat, feel, read, seen, sleep, street, teach, week, almost, boy, goes, grow,, home, snow behind, find, hide, inside, light, night, use rain, wait say, stay, today, way between, deep, feel, seen, sleep, street, week eat, great, read, teach, year down, grow, snow, work, world dark, four, our, party, story because, light, right

anything, behind, inside, outside, something, today, inside, outside, begin, end, boy, girl, dark, light,

homographs/homophones

vowel sounds with open syllables (CV: ho-tel)

vowel sounds with closed syllables (CVC: lem-on

phonogram pattern VC

phonogram pattern CVC

phonogram pattern CVCe

phonogram pattern VCC

phonogram pattern VVC

phonogram pattern VVCC

phonogram pattern VVCe

phonogram pattern VCCC

phonogram pattern VVCCC

live, read, too, begin, behind, between, father, paper,

winter, until, under,

almost, any, anything, ask, end, even, every, inside, under, until, use bad, ball, car, dog, fun, game, gave, give, hide, home, inside, live, name, place, take, time

funny, happy, hill, ball, wall because, books, door, food, four, friend, good, house, school, books, friend, house, outside,

house, because

watch, things, catch,

THIRD GRADE

High-Frequency Words

above

add

again

best

both brother

cut

didn't

does

eyes

face

family

hard

head

hear

knew

know

late

miss mountains near

open

own

plan

side sometimes song

those thought through

without worn

write

along carry don't

far high leave never plant soon took wrong

across change

done feet

I'll left new real space tree wrote

become began

children

city

during

earth

few

gone

idea important

life

list

next

night

river

sea

state

talk

upon

view

you're young

being close enough grade

it's might often seem their while

below country example group

keep mile once should third white

Spelling Patterns

VC

CVC

CVCe

VCC

V VC

VCCC

V VCCC

Vowels + r

oy

ow letters that represent

no sound Constant letters can represent different sounds

Letter clusters Recognize and use vowel

sounds in open syllable Recognize and use vowel sounds in closed syllable

Long and short vowel

Vowel sounds with r

Compound Words

Synonyms and Antonyms Homographs and homophones

Examples

its, few, cut next, best, plant, worn late, side, white add, sea, again, country, group, head night, might, thought thought, brought, taught far, car, carry, boy, toy, deploy below, crow knew, know, might, night, eyes

enough, high, machine, choir, yacht

final k by c, k, ck - carry, talk, back below, enough

country, children

best, being, add, far, far, never, important, their become, below, without, sometimes Synonyms-begin/start Antonyms-little/big ad/add, you're/your, write/right, see/sea, bat/bat, state/state

FOURTH GRADE

High-Frequency Words

against area became

complete contain correct

early

easy

English

figure

finally

fire

happened heard himself

king

knew

listen

music

north

notice

problem products pulled

several

short

shown

strong

street

sure

unit

usually

verb

wind

wood

better course

ever fly

hold low numeral questions since table voice

birds covered

fact friends horse mark order quickly

sing told vowel

body certain

cold

cried decided draw

fall

farm

feel

front

gave ground

hours however hundred

measure minutes money

passed pattern person

reached remember road

slowly

south

stand

toward town

travel

wait

war

waves

color during

field half inches morning piece seen stars true whole

Spelling Patterns

Double Consonants -y Syllable Pattern

re Syllable Pattern -ble Syllable Pattern

-l Syllable Pattern -ile Syllable Pattern -it Syllable Pattern -le Syllable Pattern -age Syllable Pattern -ang Syllable Pattern

-oy -ow Vowel + r VC CVC CVCe VCC VVC VVCC VVCe VCCC VVCCC

Examples

coffee, address, success Change y to i (puppies), Add s (valleys), Suffix (happiness), No change (studying) reappear, rewrite, regroup syllable, capable, combustible fatal, numeral, gerbil, chapel fragile, hostile, mobile credit, audit, habit freckle, ankle, bubble, bandage, garbage, damage sprang, boomerang, angelic annoy, royal, destroy below, rainbow, overflow alarm, forest, earthworm, berry low, chat, next, plant, fact, half became, gave, cold, fact, fall, farm, feel, seen, wood field, friend, ground piece, tacks, facts, chats thought, brought, taught

compound words

synonyms and antonyms homographs and homophones

became

close/shut, fix/mend, earth/world & all/none, little/big bat/bat, well/well, wind/wind well/well, wind/wind & to/too/two, here/hear

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