Third Grade Spelling Curriculum: Week Two

Learning to spell is a fading skill. Everything has auto-correct these days, but children should still learn the spelling basics and to spell many words. I think a spelling curriculum is very important to increasing the spelling skills of my child. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the Third Grade Spelling Curriculum that I wanted. So, I had to build my own. I am offering it to you for FREE, just for being a reader of my blog.

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Third Grade Spelling Curriculum: Week Two Word List

between
own
base
country
plant
slip
lunch
pond
front
thump
inches
yard
stored
motion
expand

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