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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 35 Vocabulary WEEK 4-9 LAST ONE FOR THE YEAR mass slowly still sour three gather hump mug base play chat rest two speak turn story zilch erode stowed proclaim swiftly reign number sugary porthole desired terrestrial essential factual usually captivated utilize receipt prepared // ***Star Words: // // How could these words be used in connection with the story about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico? //
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 * // trepidation //**
 * // formidable //**
 * // buoyant //**

[|Mrs. Schlechter’s] Spelling List – Test 33 Vocabulary WEEK 4-5


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move port waist four teeth two simple budge amount part liner end bottom wrote event learned integer inactive squeezed healthy study consider margin permitted illustrate capable significant initiate infection captivated currency terrain automobile depict
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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 30 Vocabulary WEEK 4-2 [|**http://www.spellingcity.com/tjschlechter/**] two cap act kin tow close turn report set things jammed give summit rotate guess erupt rapid battle estimate route sheath applies inspected skipper feeble verifiable exhibition cherished
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decipher generally substance incorrectly impeded

// *Star Words: // // lucrative // // epiphany // // enduring //


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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 28 Vocabulary WEEK 4-1 [|**http://www.spellingcity.com/tjschlechter/**] C-LEVEL one three noun (rupt) chat rest room amid showers scarlet flour **
 * plop

B-LEVEL finish minor remember common formal allow freezing swiftly terrible hoarse **
 * expressed

A-LEVEL perceive individual foundation automobile recitation equipped educate suite obstructed account musical **
 * politics

faltered intrepid apathetic
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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 27 Vocabulary WEEK 3-8 [|**http://www.spellingcity.com/tjschlechter/**]

C-LEVEL something flour frail blew zipper proclaim dug solid three two sit infant

certainly crammed unwilling section syrupy adjective ocean motionless summit erect format
 * B-LEVEL **

rupture receive instructor ?straightforward scald trawl valuable separate conclusion declared intercepted
 * A-LEVEL **

I calmly or **placidly assimilated **that eight times eight is a square sixty-four! I took heart and found** solace **in knowing that fact.**
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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 25 Vocabulary WEEK 3-6 C-LEVEL **[] read zipper four full cold two doom base hear your parted aloud**

B-LEVEL freezing gloomy triple infection construct adjust surface ** A-LEVEL resolution flanked pursued occupy celebration actually material metropolis
 * stunning
 * currency

// *Star Words: // I was fraught with worry over the frivolous test about the formidable concepts of fractions. It was frivolous, because it did not count towards our math grade! So, I should not have worried about it! L

Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 24 Vocabulary WEEK 3-5 [] C-LEVEL ** one blue sedan baking baby verb wrung awful two night section favorite cider center remarked clipper continue permitted comrade scrutinize toughens constantly pedestrian bequeath reception adjacent territory fabricate remarkable extraordinary (like Mrs. Schlechter’s students) Our class is **__orchestrating__ **new ways to multiply and divide. Hermosa’s fifth grade was **__intrepid__ **and brave when they hit the ski slopes last week. We **__perpetually__ **take flight each day in our classroom.**
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Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 23 Vocabulary WEEK 3-4 C-LEVEL head whole wrote flew soil two hop zoom three darn verb group

B-LEVEL skilled newborn lessons underneath sandwiched constantly rarely adept

A-LEVEL impeding miserable gorgeous azure eruption peruse intercepted unusual ordinary frequent

Star Words: __ fraught __** with worry ** __ accolades __ ** were awarded to all the students math and reading are **__fundamental__**

Mrs. Schlechter’s Spelling List – Test 22 Vocabulary WEEK 3-3 C-LEVEL stuff mark rings hotter still thud start hour noun your set watch stump one two

B-LEVEL destroy slothful brawny robust squander nauseous

A-LEVEL magnitude captivate revealed illustrate terminated gravelly terrain interpretation

Star Words: I found it very profound when the professor could say all the elements in order for the Periodic Table! It would be an onus for me to have to learn all of those elements. What would be the incentive to learn them anyway?