Third Grade Spelling Curriculum: Week Four

Be sure your child is paying extra attention during Spelling Class this week! One of the words on the list is a proper noun. This could be a great time to explain the difference in a proper noun and a common noun. This list of 15 Third Grade Spelling Curriculum: Week Four words will help your children improve their spelling accuracy and can even expand their vocabulary!

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Third Grade Spelling Curriculum: Week Four Word List

trade
start
city
Earth
hope
stone
follow
broke
sign
tiny
whole
waves
current
digit
round

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