Week 1: Medial Vowel teams (ai, igh, oa, oi, ou)
waist right sprightly louder
afraid bright tonight thousand
explain hoax slight mouse
road loathing house spoil
sirloin noise astound throat
coin voice amount delight
Week 2: Medial vowel teams (aw, au, ew, eu) with inflectional endings
viewpoint squawking caution clause
autograph withdrawing sprawl launching
newspaper haunted because automatic
August authored deuces fault
Week 3: Vowel teams at the end of a word (ay, y, ow, aw, oy)
window array awful myself
enjoy subway foreshadow annoy
hooray yesterday throwing spry
shadow overthrow family suddenly
carrying nobody satisfy nearly
Week 4: silent consonants (wr, gn)
wrist wrong wreath gnaw
align wrote wrapped assign
gnome wrongly Shipwreck campaign
writhing signing gnarled wrench
Week 5: vowel teams ei, eigh
feigned freighter reigned reindeer
eighteen eight theirs neighbor
vein heir weight heavyweight
freight height weigh eighty
Week 6: Wild letter team (ough)
dough although roughly though
thought roughen cough enough
ought drought brought sought
thorough toughen through breakthrough
Week 7: vowel teams: ui, ue
cruiser barbeque argue clue
statue continue blue rescue
value fruit avenue bruising
juice suitcase juicy tissue
bruise swimsuit true fluid
Week 8: Vowel Team (ie)
necktie achieve cashier chief
calorie cookie magpie yield
pieces eerie lie frontier
centerpiece relief prairie tie
pieces belief field brownie
Week 9: Open and closed syllable Review
zero misspelling vacant introduce
fantastic behave hello omitting
subtraction mascot subtract alligator
silent hundred signal student
contact dieting lobster umbrella
Week 10: Vowel team and “le” syllable
allow jungle frazzle middle
castle between sprawl rescue
sprinkle daylight dwindle hockey
Tuesday people shoulder stifle
weather breakfast instead launch
trapezoid destroy vowel pause
Week 11: VCe and Vowel R control syllable review
circus regular unwise merge
parent ornate rectangular miracle
pollute similar popular orange
adverb calendar mistake surprise
hamburger include partner answer
describe compare either remember
Week 12: RE and UN
unable unhappy reminded reorder
reverse unknowingly unsaid restored
unlikely reacting reelect unwilling
uncomfortable reuse unclogged uncover
unusual rewrite repeat remove
replace unclear unlike reheat
Week 13: Derivational Suffixes –ful and -less
fearful forgetful respectful careful
hopefully unlawful cordless breathless
thoughtless harmful painful odorless
thankful endless fearlessly priceless
awful careless harmless hopeless
helpful graceful truthful powerful
Week 14: Derivational Suffixes –ment, -ness
fitness sadness darkness amazement
placement Tightness happiness pavement
sleepiness measurement basement apartment
statement artfulness payment promptness
treatment forgiveness politeness neatness
agreement equipment kindness helpfulness
Week 15: combined closed and silent e
illustrate Advertise describe dislike
combine Separate expire explore
enclose Ignore escape complete
reptile Inflate concentrate operate
Week 16: two, three, and four syllable words
abundance Signify hesitant elegant
resistant Expect assistance assistant
resist Assist significant import
reluctant Abundant elegance attendance
Week 17: Vowel R control (eer, ear)
period Earning experiment unheard
research Sheriff rehearse error
unearthly Heard blueberry search
territory American terrible learned
Week 18: Vowel R control (air, oar)
coarsely dairy upstairs hoarsely
prairie repair repairman fairground
unfairness board fairly storm
hoarding roaring boar soared
Week 19: suffix –er (comparative adjectives and one who)
sweeter admirer thicker wanderer
laborer traveler richer brighter
washer softer sadder toaster
pitcher dipper heater Cooler
smarter brighter explorer marker
Week 20: inflectional suffixes –est (superlative adjectives)
narrowest coldest farthest thinnest
reddest smartest calmest furthest
brightest coolest neatest hottest
fastest slowest shortest tallest
Week 21: Inflectional suffixes –er, -est, -ed, -es (change y to i)
angrier worried happiest memories
pennies varied carries hungrier
grumpiest lovelier easiest ladies
allies countries communities applied
easier families beautiful business
Week 22: Suffixes –ly, -less, -ful (change y to i)
weariness merriment sleepiness dreariness
blurriness easily mercilessly kindliness
plentiful greediness likelihood friendliness
Week 23: Schwa
rival wisdom stanza canyon
ablaze comma attempt bottom
common limit yoga alarm
stanza lava tuba scuba
extra camera opera quota
Week 24: Vowel Alternations from base word- long to short vowel
ability invitation narrative volcanic
cavity national division majority
revise definition production repetition
revision relative signal natural
nation divide invite define
narrate volcano cave produce
Week 25: Contractions
he’d I’d You’d I’ll
can’t where’s You’ve they’ve
they’re we’ll wouldn’t couldn’t
it’s I’ve shouldn’t that’s
hadn’t doesn’t isn’t I’m
Week 26: prefix dis-
disobey disprove disguise dispose
dishonest dislodge disjointed disagree
disbelief disappoint disclose dissolve
discontinue disqualify discover disorder
Week 27: Prefix pre-
prepay precook prefer preheated
prewrite preserve predated prepayment
preseason preflight prescreening previewed
predict preschool preplan preplan
Week 28: Derivational suffix -or
operator juror narrator generator
elevator projector creator editor
donor escalator collector actor
educator governor author supervisor
Week 29: Prefix fore-
foreclosure forearm foresee forecast
foreshadow forewarn foreword foregone
foresight forefather forefront foreground
Week 30: Prefix de-
defrost derail decode debrief
decline deplane defeat devalue
deflect decompose decrease devoid
defense determine depend deform
Week 31: Accent or stress to change part of speech
contest record present tear
polish excuse dove content
minute combine contract drawer
subject routed wind conduct
moped recover wound conflict