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Grade 4: Theme 1 HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Grade 4: Theme 1 HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Week 1 Long and Short vowel sounds Week 2 Short and Long vowel sounds Week 3 Short and Long vowel sounds Short a, e (a, e) Short i, o (i, o) Short u (u followed by consonant) Long a (aCe, ai, ay); Long e (ea, ee) Long i (iCe, ight, i); Long o (oCe, oa, ow, o) Long u /yoo/ or Long oo sounds (uCe, ew, ue, ui) Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge need gain graceful drop snow ripe remind chew brush trunk newscast last cream west descent mix grind coal approach blew juice sum commute stage sweet cheap athletic smoke still inch rigid rub fruit glue continue left safe knead sight coast sigh recognize shut tube threw attitude paint past activity know odd continent June lunch slumber reach crime crumb *truth kept *field gold *built few *done gray *break wrote *build true east *steak flight suit shape *chief broke pump steep blind due pray folk dull pain grown tune glass shock blew Core Houghton Mifflin Program Program Mifflin Core Houghton Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge clay shall stack elect champion mind brick spoke polish cocoa blue crunch cocoon fuel face spent blast breezy mascot smile fright goal lightning build grew school tissue proof class dream peach display package thick pride block desire bridge cube prune excuse prove save aid feast remain tragic wild tight crow telephone give drum bruise brew improve scratch tease fresh shoelace debate fight chose stock swallow prince drew troop confuse whose paid spray free release mistake bright globe host boast since jump flew include plumb three squeak desk relay grapefruit milk glow bowl inspect hinge clue mustard shuck seem grace least magnet parade most skill bold advice ridge stew computer stunt speak skate greed fraction restaurant soap lift yolk twilight fringe dusk pollute push leave blade real graph freedom own live elbow desire whine rule move bush feel drag speed frail creature both sting slope unite fife lose smell drain leap chef memory hold wind minister thrive mood send jail wheat yeast crop hint imagine scoop street plant flesh menu pond shine longitude smooth hang shelf reveal chime motion roost shall echo price accomplish bloom sale canvas quite possible chute shade lantern shrink solve fume trace tonight bonus gloom stray suit Additional Spelling Words from Houghton Mifflin Website * These words are exceptions to the principle. Homophone Units HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Grade 3: Theme 3 Grade 4: Theme 1 *Grade 5: NONE Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge eye hear seen it steel creak pour I here scene it’s steal creek pore new there lead beet vain knew their led beat vein its they’re wait meet vane it’s weight meat our wear hour ware their peek their peak they’re deer dear Core Houghton Mifflin Program Program Mifflin Core Houghton ring writing Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge to meat peace by hear pain ore flour too meet piece buy here pane oar flower two one warn bye your peace sent write tail won worn ate you’re piece scent right tale sale bored eight heard cent jeans plane sail board for herd dried genes plain dear brake four dyed lie rode deer break red bury lye road threw be read berry gate hole through bee led plane gait Houghton Mifflin Website whole blue I lead plain week blew eye stare weak sent aye stair pail scent no weed pale cent know we’d hear time here thyme bear bare Additional Selling Words from * Teachers may create there own review as needed. Grade 4: Theme 2 HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Week 1 Week 2 /ou/ or /ow/ sound (ow, ou-followed by consonant) Long oo sound as in food /ô/ or /aw/sound (aw, au-followed by consonant, a-followed by l) Short oo sound as in book Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge walk pound proud gnaw cook wood smooth soot lawn howl frown prowl spoon brook shoot marooned loud jaw sauce pounce shook tool pudding sound bounce gown doubt school put cocoon clown cause couch scrawny tooth wool superb always dawn push shout mount full *group aloud pull *prove south roof *soup drawn bush *move scout *couple fool false stood stool Core Houghton Mifflin Program Program Mifflin Core Houghton hook Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge mouth drown scowl vowel boot spool gloomy preclude crowd tower foul shoulder balloon hoop cushion super count around awkward towel took booth fulfill tuna raw blouse caution tower room stoop proofread tutor hawk sought chowder foot hoof raccoon tulip already applaud coward rule rumor daughter exhaust drowsy tube ruler pause automobile powder tune reduce fought faucet blue sauce county clue squawk council salute hound lousy true eyebrow fountain chew fawn mountain drew ounce scoundrel knew counter threw bounty screw foundry pollute mouthful include flower exclude allow Additional Spelling Words from Houghton Mifflin Website brownie * These words are exceptions to the principle. Grade 4: Theme 2 HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Week 3 Vowel + /r/ sounds: r-controlled vowel sounds Week 4 Vowel + /r/ sounds: r-controlled vowel sounds Sounds Patterns /îr/ ear, eer Sounds Patterns /är/ ar /ôr/ or, ore /âr/ are, air /ûr/ ir, ur, ear, or /yoor/ ure Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge air gear hardly pioneer first horse worm thoroughbred near spear spare awareness hurt chore thirteen fortunate large sharp stairs startle work firm worn hurdle scare stare year marvel third learn curl foreign chair alarm charge weary storm dirty shirt earnest cheer dairy curve search square world hairy pure starve *scarce heard charm *heart return *board beard *weird cure *course Core Houghton Mifflin Program Program Mifflin Core Houghton score Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge hair fear career expert worry squirm important share spark declare yearn snore unicorn victory clear steer appear earth purse worship forget march scarf barnacle search worth whirl discourage smart sheer barely pearl burnt enormous several glare millionaire germ earn storm hurries scar supermarket perch burn torch gorgeous harm artic herd bored courage rare article dwarf sure storage department swarm lure tomorrow parties earn chore encourage margin nature scaring scorn scarred hoarse garden curve camera hooray yesterday information library transportation inspiration intersection Additional Selling Words from Houghton Mifflin Website * These words are exceptions to the principle. Grade 4: Theme 3 HM Expanded Spelling Word List: Core and Website Week 1 Compound words Week 2 Two-syllable words that end with Week 3 Added ending –ed or –ing schwa + r, schwa + l, or final l sound Principal 1: If a base word ends with e, drop the e before adding –ed or –ing Written as one word Spelling -әr (er, or, ar) Principal 2: If a base word ends with two consonants, no Written with a hyphen Spelling -әl or -l (el, al, le) spelling change is needed before adding -ed or -ing ә = schwa sound (a weak vowel sound) Principal 3: If a one-syllable word ends with a vowel followed by a single consonant, double the consonant before adding –ed or -ing Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge Review Basic Challenge inside railroad ourselves landmark neighbor harbor collar shoulder cared dancing rubbing breathing outside airport all right nationwide little final proper decimal joking skipped striped tiring birthday seatbelt forever postscript dollar middle towel trifle tapping hiking wasting urged baseball every- breakfast motorcycle daughter weather beggar solar wrapped flipped traced scrubbed sometimes where whenever handkerchief circle labor battle cancel fixing snapping stripped striving homesick everything model trouble raced tanning understand meanwhile chapter shower landed smelling background afternoon special uncle pleasing phoning anything make- sugar doctor checking fainted ninety- believe bottle dared nine medal dimmed Core Houghton Mifflin Program Program Mifflin Core Houghton fireplace *already Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge Easy Average Challenge airplane nowhere nobody hamburger summer meter soccer popular pretzel smiled buzzed whirred waved herself snowflake suitcase anything center motor farther anchor recital saving judged scarred skated something racetrack something courtyard later pillar glitter quarter tremble dropped wiped scared tasted himself runner-up sweatshirt science fiction grand- temper clutter burglar example rubbed putting dozed flaking grandmother nighttime doorbell light-year father metal nickel mineral material grinning scaring bluffing shaking well- shoelace knapsack known downstairs flash bulb color pedal eagle quarrel camel folded quizzed tasted no one homework videotape order angel double bicycle model whipped flaking crosswalk grasshopper field trip better total simple crystal gravel carving shaking headband inside loose-leaf able sailor title schooner bushel cruising making bathtub sometimes toothache purple enter cattle stellar level picked raking bedtime nothing somehow apple cellar puddle lunar travel called baking myself birthday someday travel suffer mammal calendar smaller tracked outside someone somewhere litter favor rattle boulder peeled maybe grandfather whoever ladder bitter pebble whisper watered into everybody lowdown upon eyelash downcast feather kennel barrier cheered anyone rainbow downfall terror financial talked without hideout downtown industrial drummed cannot chalkboard supermarket traded pancake thunder- submarine
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