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

Week 32: Accent or stress in multi-syllabic words

accept prescribe structure destruct

dictate instruct scribble dictionary

object deport predict support

construction project instructions obstruct

eject reject unacceptable report