SPELLINGBy:Lauren Kajdan

BRIEF

I took a brief look at the calendar before I left.

GRIEF

I felt grief after what I did.

SHIELD

The knight used a shield to defend himself.

EIGHTY

My grandmother is eighty years old.

YIELD

The sign says to yield ahead.

NEITHER

Neither of us want to go home yet.

GROCERIES

Mom went to go get groceries.

DECEIVE

I decided to deceive my brother by telling my brother all the cookies were gone when I hid the last one.

VEIN

My veins are everywhere.

RECEIPT

My mom took her receipt before we left

ASCERTAIN

I made sure to ascertain my knowledge beforehand.

NEIGHBORLY

I love how neighborly everyone is.

WIELD

The thief wielded the knife.

LEISURE

The whole point of vacation is to leisure.

APIECE

You can have one cookie apiece.

RECEIVER

The wide receiver caught the touchdown pass.

CONCEIVABLE

Its so cold out, its conceivable that my flowers will die.

RETRIEVAL

The retrieval of the hot air balloon cost thousands of dollars.

HYGIENE

You should visit your dentist every six months to check your dental hygiene.

DIESEL

Some cars require diesel gas

HEIFER

Mr. Wiatt has some fine looking heifers on his dairy farm.

FIERCENESS

She roller skates with fierceness!

DEBRIEF

The team will debrief the President after their meeting.

PERCEIVABLE

The ant was so small it was barely perceivable.

UNWIELDY

The stack of large books was unwieldy for him to carry.

THE END