Revised Proust Personality Questionnaire

Proust Personality Questionnaire | Modern Proust Personality Survey Questionnaire

Use the Proust Personality Questionnaire to do quick writes and teach students about surveys and questionnaires,

The Proust Questionnaire is a questionnaire about one's personality. Its name and modern popularity as a form of interview is owed to the responses given by the French writer Marcel Proust.

Confessions questions	Confidences questions
What is your greatest talent What talent would you like to have What is your greatest fear What from your past do you dwell on What are your best virtues	What your life should be focused on What can you do if you choose to do What you worry about What you need to let go The principal aspect of my personality
What are your favorite qualities in a man.	The quality that I desire in a man.
What are your favorite qualities in a woman.	The quality that I desire in a woman.
What are your primary distinguishing characteristics	The quality that I desire others to appreciate in me
What do you appreciate the most in your friends	What I appreciate most about my friends.
What is your main imperfection	My main imperfection that I need to change
What is your favorite occupation	My dream occupation.
What is your idea of happiness	My dream of happiness.
What is your idea of misery.	What would be my greatest misfortune?
Who would you be If not yourself?	What I should like to be.
Where would you like to live?	The country where I should like to live.
Your favorite color and flower.	My passions
Who is your favorite leader	My political beliefs
What person failed you the most?	My personal imperfection in my relationships are rooted in past failures
Who are your favorite prose authors.	My favorite teacher.
Who are your favorite poets.	My favorite philosopher.
Who are your favorite heroes in fiction.	My alter-ego and cathartic dreams.
Who are your favorite heroines in fiction.	My alter-ego and cathartic dreams
Who are your favorite painters and composers.	My aesthetic preferences
	My favorite painters.
Who are your heroes in real life.	My mentors and exemplars that I use to measure myself
Your favorite heroines in real life.	My mentors and exemplars that I use to measure myself
What characters in history do you most dislike.	My inspiration and moral and political beliefs
Who is your favorite heroines in World history	My inspiration and moral and political beliefs
Your favorite food and drink.
Your favorite names.	My future offspring names
What I hate the most.	What I hate most of all.
What World history characters I hate the most	Historical figures that I despise the most.
What reforms I admire the most	The reforms which I admire the most.
What natural talent I'd like to be gifted with	The gift of nature that I would like to have.
How I want to be remembered when I die	How I want to be remembered
What is your present state of mind.	My present state of mind.
What faults do I have the most tolerance for?	Faults for which I have the most indulgence.
Your favorites quote.	My motto’s for life.

Spelling Tips for Dyslexic Students

How to Teach Spelling: Students with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia

Are you teaching spelling wrong and giving spelling test the wrong

way? Many teachers have given up on spelling test or just assign the words in the reading program and give the end of week test. Spelling takes three skills all working together, and if you're not teaching the three skills to your struggling students they will never have success.

1. Sequencing and memory 
2. Fine motor skills for writing
3. Language processing

I was a very poor speller due in part severe dyslexia and dysgraphia.

As an LD student, I had three big problems with spelling. First, making the actual

word look correct, "is the sequence of letters correct?", "do the letters have the correct orientation, I hate p,d,q, b?", "is there enough letters?", and I had no muscle memory to help me make them legible. Visually I was word blind, and I could not envision what the word look like in my mind. Most of the prep for spelling test was the opposite of what most students should be doing.

My tips for teaching spelling success.

1. Teach spelling as an auditory lesson, this strengthens and speeds learning.
2. Spell words on the child's back, as they say, the letters aloud. Have students say the word and use it in  a kid friendly sentence. 
3. Chunk every word using syllabification and use, see it, say it, and spell it in the air. Clap out the syllables in the words. 
4. Create a word sorting game with alphabet letters. Give students all the letters in a word scrambled and have them put them in the correct sequence as fast as they can. 
5. Create memorable mnemonic devices for all irregular spelled words.
6. Practice spelling test without paper and pencil all week using only auditory study methods and games.
7. Play spelling sparkle.
8. Work on the multiple meaning of words.
9. Have students read aloud the words daily to build fluency.
10. Have students make kid friendly sentences with a reading partner. 
11. Teaching students cursive helps with fine motor development and muscle memory.

Here are some tips for teaching spelling to kids using a multimodal, step-by-step approach:

1. Say the word aloud. Have the student repeat the word back to you. Hearing and saying the word helps cement it in memory.

2. Break the word into syllables. Clap out each syllable to help the student chunk the word into smaller, more manageable parts. For example, for the word "computer", you would clap out 3 syllables - "com-pu-ter".

3. Finger spell the word. Have the student use their fingers to physically spell out each letter while saying the letters aloud. This engages multiple senses.

4. Come up with a mnemonic or memory cue. For example, for "because", think "Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small elephants". The first letter of each word matches the spelling of "because".

5. Write the word multiple times while saying each letter aloud. The physical motor aspect of writing helps reinforce the spelling using muscle memory.

6. Use the word in a sentence. Seeing and using the word in context helps connect it to meaning.

7. Practice spelling the word from memory several times over the next few days. Frequent, distributed practice over time is key for long-term retention.

8. Give positive reinforcement when the student gets the word right. Praise builds confidence.

9. Gently correct any errors, having them repeat the word slowly when spelled incorrectly. Feedback and correction prevent practicing errors.

The multimodal, step-by-step approach engages vision, hearing, touch and movement to help anchor the word firmly in the student's memory. It breaks down spelling into approachable steps to set the student up for success.

My Grade 1 & 2 Eclectic Phonetic Speller  Bassed on the McGuffey Spellers Grade 1 Lessons! You will be shocked at the level expected in 1850! 

A summary of some key research findings and best practices for helping students learn spelling:

- Multi-sensory techniques are more effective than rote memorization. Using visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile strategies helps reinforce spelling rules and patterns. Tracing letters, snapping out syllables, or drawing words promotes retention better than just memorizing lists.

- Spelling is developmental and follows a sequence. Words should be introduced in an order from simple phonetic words to more complex morphological word forms. Instruction should meet students at their developmental level.

- Daily authentic writing practice strengthens spelling skills. Applying spelling in meaningful contexts is more beneficial than decontextualized drills or worksheets. Journaling, stories, letters, or content-area writing provide real-world reinforcement. 

- Explicit phonics and word study instruction are important. Mini-lessons on phonemic awareness, phonics rules, syllable types, and word origins give students resources to decode and derive spellings. Word sorts or word families allow exploration of patterns.

- Weekly spelling tests are less effective than formative assessment. Frequent informal checks for understanding identify struggles early before quiz grades. Targeted feedback addresses errors and guides further instruction.

- Mnemonic devices and memory aids can help some students. Acronyms, songs, chants, or keyword associations link to visual or phonological information about words. Rote strategies may support those with language-based learning disabilities.

- Spelling skills continue developing into the upper grades. Older students benefit from studying morphological families, etymology, and generalizations that expand vocabulary knowledge. 

In summary, research supports interactive, contextual spelling instruction tailored to students' needs over decontextualized memorization and testing. Ample writing practice along with targeted word study promotes mastery and application of developmental spelling skills.

Grade 1 and 2 Summer Phonics Review

Grade 1 & 2 Eclectic Phonetic Speller  Bassed on the McGuffey Speller Grade 1 Lessons! You will be shocked at the level expected in 1850!

Grade 1 and 2 Summer Phonics Review

Lesson 1 Week 1.

SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

Short Sound of A.

cat	gap	ban	cap	am
an	bad	bag	can	map
as	mad	gag	fan	nap
at	pad	hag	pan	rap
ax	sad	lag	ran	hap
rat	gad	tag	tan	jam
sat	sap	fag	van	ham

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Abbreviation, Adjective, Alliteration, Answer, Antonym, Anthology, Atlas, Capitalized, and Characters

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Column, Cube, Difference, Digits, Divide

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

accelerate, achieve, adjacent, alternative, analyze, and approach | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 2 Week 2.

SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

Short Sound of E.

den	net	sell	tent	bed
led	ken	pet	nest	rent
red	men	set	zest	sent
wed	wen	yet	test	went
beg	jet	text	pest	felt
leg	let	fell	rest	pelt
hen	met	bell	jest	melt

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Choose, Character, Compare, Complete, Compound word, Consonant, Contrast, Correctly, and Culture

Math Academic Vocabulary

Estimate, Faces, Fill in blank, Fractions, (half, quarter, three quarter) , Graph, Greatest, Inches, Largest, and Length

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

approximate, arbitrary, assert, assess, assign, and assume

| infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 3 Week 3.

SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

Short Sound of I.

if	rid	him	sin	jig
it	lid	rim	tin	rig
is	sip	fix	dig	bib
bit	tip	six	fig	jib
hit	nip	din	big	rib
sit	lip	pin	pig	fib

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Dictionary, Diphthong, Discuss, Draw, Ending, Explain, Fact, Fiction, and List

Math Academic Vocabulary

Linear pattern, Mode, Multiplication, Number sentence, Order, Perimeter, Place value, and Plane

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

authorize, automatic, chapter, compensate, complex,

complicate | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 4 Week 4.

SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

Short Sound of O.

on	cob	nod	box	dot
ox	job	pod	hop	jot
got	rob	rod	mop	lot
cot	sob	log	sop	pot
jot	cod	hog	pop	rot
lot	nod	dog	top	not

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Mainly about, Noun, Organize, Paragraph, Part of speech, Period, Phonics, Plot, Plural, and Possessive

Math Academic Vocabulary

Polygon, Product, Pyramid, Range, Rectangle, Rectangular prism, and Remainders

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

comply, component, comprehend, conceive, concentrate, and concept | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 5 Week 5.

SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

Short Sound of U.

up	mud	rum	rut	gush
us	dug	sum	hung	dust
cub	mug	bun	bung	must
hub	pug	dun	lung	rust
rub	tug	run	sung	gust
bud	jug	sun	hulk	drum

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Prefix, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, and Suffix

Math Academic Vocabulary

Shapes, Sign, Smallest, Solid (geometry shape), Sphere, Solution, Subtraction and Sum

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

conclude, consequence, consist, constant, construct, and consult | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 6 Week 6.

REVIEW OF SHORT SOUNDS OF VOWELS.

man	lap	pat	tap	had
fin	get	ten	wet	peg
fit	dim	mix	hid	his
hot	rot	fob	dot	con
rug	hum	fun	hut	cut
had	fun	hug	gum	flog
den	fog	dip	nag	dram
did	tub	fog	bet	help
sod	hog	sum	pen	lift
lad	bet	did	cog	rush

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Persona, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, Simile, and Setting

Math Academic Vocabulary

Tens, Time, Times (multiplication), Total, Triangle, Units (standard and nonstandard), Value, and Whole numbers

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

context, contrast, contribute, convert, create, criterion (standard) | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 7 Week 7.

Long Sound of A.

date	jade	came	cage	bane
late	fade	dame	page	lace
mate	rate	same	sage	wake

Long Sound of E.

me	we	she	heed	weed
fee	jeer	feed	deed	deep
feel	leer	meek	keep	peep
seek	veer	beef	reel	weep

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Satire, Singular, Sound, Step, Story, Suffix, Syllables, Synonym, and Table of Contents

Math Academic Vocabulary

Add, Chart, Coins, Congruent, Count, Estimate, Fill in (blank values), Graph, and Group

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

crucial, data, define, definite, demonstrate, and designate

| compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 8 Week 8.

Long Sound of I.

pile	dike	fire	life	bide
file	like	tire	rife	hide
mile	pike	sire	wife	ride

Long Sound of O.

code	dolt	bone	hope	dote
node	jolt	cone	pope	note
bode	molt	hone	rope	vote
rove	bolt	tone	cope	hold

Long Sound of U.

lure	cube	mute	lune	huge
cure	tube	duke	dune	pule
pure	lute	jute	use	cue

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Thesaurus, Title, Verb, Vowel, What, When, Where, Which, Who, Why, and Write

Math Academic Vocabulary

Graph, Group, Larger, Length, Ones, Order, Origin, Pattern, Place value, and Shorter

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

Deduce (infer), design, devise, devote, dimension, and distinct

| sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 9 Week 9.

Short Sounds of Vowels.

crab	bled	chip	shot	bump
grab	fled	ship	blot	lump
drab	sled	whip	spot	pump
slab	sped	slip	plot	jump
stab	then	drip	trot	hump
brag	bent	spit	clog	bulk
cram	best	crib	frog	just
clan	hemp	gift	plod	plug
clad	king	stop	shut	vest
dash	west	grit	clod	hush

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Authors View Point, Author, Category, Change, Character, Circle, Compare, Create, and Declarative sentence

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Angle, Approximate, Area, Associative, Chart, Calculate, and Conversion

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

Distort, element (part), emphasize, empirical (true), ensure, and effect | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 10 Week 10.

Various Vowel Sounds.

bard	deal	tank	dell	ill
card	veal	rank	tell	bill
hard	meal	sank	well	fill
bark	neat	hank	yell	rill
dark	heat	dank	belt	hill
dint	bang	dime	rave	cull
hint	fang	lime	gave	dull
lint	gang	tine	lave	gull
mint	hang	fine	pave	hull
tint	rang	mine	save	mull

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Describe, Draw, Exclamatory sentence, Focus, How, Listen Actively, Look at Text Features, and Make Meaning

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Commutative, Cube, Difference, Digits, Division

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

environment, equate, equivalent, establish, evaluate, and evident | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 11 Week 11.

Long Sounds of Vowels.

blaze	sneer	drive	globe	dean
craze	creed	tribe	drone	bean
shape	steep	brine	stone	bead
state	sleek	spire	probe	beam
crape	fleet	bride	shore	lean
fume	smite	blame	clear	mope
muse	flame	drear	mold	spite
fluke	quite	slate	blear	tore
flume	whine	spade	spear	robe
dune	spine	rate	smear	poke

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Abbreviation, Adjective, Alliteration, Anthology, Answer, Antonym, Atlas, Capitalized, and Characters

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Commutative, Cube, Difference, Digits, Division

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

expand, expose, external, feasible, fluctuate, and focus

| sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 12 Week 12.

Various Sounds of Vowels.

clasp	small	cramp	bring	loan
grasp	stall	stamp	cling	coast
flask	fall	grand	sling	toast
graft	wall	stand	swing	roast
craft	squall	lamp	thing	roach
book	boon	stork	wad	pod
good	spoon	horse	was	rob
took	bloom	snort	wash	rock
foot	broom	short	wast	soft
hook	stool	north	what	lost

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Choose, Compare, Complete, Compound word, Consonant, Contrast, Correctly, and Culture

Math Academic Vocabulary

Estimate, Faces, Fill in blank, Fractions, Graph, Greatest, Inches, Largest, and Length

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

formulate, function, generate, guarantee, hypothesis, and identify | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 13 Week 13.

Long Sounds of Vowels under the Accent.

fa'tal	le'gal	lo'cal	cu'bit
na'tal	re'gal	fo'cal	du'el
Pay'Pal	re'al	vo'cal	hu'man
pa'ging	pe'nal	o'ral	u'nit
ba'by	ta'per	o'val	du'ly
la'dy	di'al	to'tal	fu'ry
la'zy	tri'al	bo'ny	ju'ry
ma'ze	fi'nal	po'ny	pu'ny
na'vy	vi'tal	go'ry	pu'pil
ra'cy	ri'val	ro'sy	hu'mid
sa'fety	vi'al	po'sy	tu'be

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Dictionary, Diphthong, Discuss, Draw, Ending, Explain, Fact, Fiction, and List

Math Academic Vocabulary

Linear pattern, Mode, Multiplication, Number sentence, Order, Perimeter, Place value, and Plane

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

ignore, illustrate, impact, implicit, imply, and indicate | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 14 Week 14.

Short Sounds of Vowels under the Accent.

Aut'um	el'der	civ'il	cul'prit
al'to	hec'tic	dit'ty	clum'sy
can'ister	helm'et	gid'dy	dul'cet
mar'ry	fen'nel	fil'ly	fun'nel
ral'ly	ken'nel	sil'ly	gul'ly
nap'kin	bel'fry	liv'id	buck'et
hap'py	ed'dy	lim'it	gus'set
pan'try	en'try	lim'ber	sul'len
ham'mer	en'vy	riv'et	sum'mon
fa'mine	lin'en	hur'ry	test'y
tab'let	self 'ish	mul'tiple	bal'let

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Mainly, Noun, Organize, Paragraph, Part of speech, Phonics, Plot, and Plural

Math Academic Vocabulary

Polygon, Product, Pyramid, Range, Rectangle, Rectangular prism, and Remainders

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

individual, inhibit, initial, innovation, intense, and interpret | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 15 Week 15.

Various Sounds of A.

care	fast	camp	war	charm
mare	mast	chart	damp	warp
share	cask	lard	hand	warm
spare	mask	arm	land	ward
snare	past	yard	sand	warn
game	scar	lake	waft	fray
lame	spar	tale	raft	play
name	star	gale	chaff	gray
fame	garb	cape	aft	stay
tame	barb	shame	staff	bray

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Prefix, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, and Sequence

Math Academic Vocabulary

Shapes, Sign, Smallest, Solid (geometry shape), Sphere, Solution, Subtraction and Sum

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

intuitive, involve, isolate, attraction, magnitude,

andmajor | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 16 Week 16.

Various Sounds of A.

dan'ger	am'ber	lard'er	clat'ter
man'ager	mar'gin	flat'ter	ban'ter
quak'er	ban'ner	ar'dent	lat'ter
quar'ter	hand'y	ar'my	mat'ter
draw'er	man'age	art'ist	pat'ter
wa'ger	can'cer	har'vest	tat'ter
fa'vor	pan'der	par'ty	rag'ged
fla'vor	tam'per	tar'dy	rack'et
sa'vor	plan'et	ar'dor	van'ish
ma'jor	ham'per	car'pet	gal'lant
ca'per	stam'mer	gar'ment	pat'tern

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, Simile, and Setting

Math Academic Vocabulary

Time, Times (multiplication), Total, Triangle, Units (standard and nonstandard), Value, and Whole numbers

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

Compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect, infer, | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 17 Week 17.

Long Sound of A.

date	jade	came	cage	bane
late	fade	dame	page	lace
mate	rate	same	sage	wake

Long Sound of E.

me	we	she	heed	weed
fee	jeer	feed	deed	deep
feel	leer	meek	keep	peep
seek	veer	beef	reel	weep

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Singular, Sound, Step, Story, Suffix, Syllables, Synonym, and Table of Contents

Math Academic Vocabulary

Add, Chart, Congruent, Coins, Count, Estimate, Fill in (blank values), Graph, and Group

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

crucial, data, define, definite, demonstrate, and designate

| compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 18 Week 18.

Various Sounds of E.

sheep	ce'dar	bet'ter	cler'gy
creep	fe'ver	fet'ter	fer'vor
sleep	tre'mor	let'ter	her'mit
sweep	ge'nus	en'ter	mer'cy
speed	se'cret	ev'er	sen'timent
breeze	re'bus	nev'er	ser'pent
teeth	se'quel	sev'er	mer'chant
sneeze	se'quence	dex'ter	ver'bal
breed	he'ro	mem'ber	ver'dict
bleed	ze'ro	plen'ty	per'son
freed	ser'vant	ven'om	fer'ment

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Thesaurus, Title, Verb, Vowel, What, When, Where, Which, Who, Why, and Write

Math Academic Vocabulary

Graph, Group, Larger, Length, Order, Origin, Place value, and Shorter

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

notion, obtain, obvious, occur, passive, period, perspective, and pertinent | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 19 Week 19.

Various Sounds of I.

bird	bri'er	bib'ber	thir'ty
birch	ci'der	bit'ter	thirst'y
chirp	mi'ser	dif 'fer	third'ly
flirt	spi'der	din'ner	birch'en
girl	vi'per	frit'ter	chirp'er
shirt	cli'ent	lit'ter	girl'ish
squirm	gi'ant	riv'er	glid'er
squirt	i'tem	shiv'er	stir'less
third	i'cy	sil'ver	first'ly
girt	spi'ral	in'ner	birth'day
gird	i'vy	liv'er	mirth'ful

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Author, Category, Change, Character, Circle, Compare, Create, and Declarative sentence

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Angle, Approximate, Area, Associative, Chart, Commutative, Conversion

HOT Academic Vocabulary

Distort, element (part), emphasize, empirical (true), ensure, and effect | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 20 Week 20.

Various Sounds of O.

bro'ker	col'ony	cont'our	worst
clo'ver	ton'ic	coas'tal	come
drov'er	top'ic	or'gan	love
gro'cer	mor'al	sor'did	dove
o'ver	com'ma	tor'pid	shoot
o'dor	dog'ged	form'al	moon
so'lar	doc'tor	for'ty	moose
po'lar	cop'per	lord'ly	tooth
pok'er	fod'der	morn'ing	gorge
home'ly	fos'ter	orb'it	most
po'em	pon'der	mor'tal	prop

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Describe, Draw, Exclamatory sentence, Focus, How, Listen, Look at pictures, and Match

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Commutative, Cube, Difference, Digits, Division

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

phase, phenomena, portion, portion, potential, precede, and precise, | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 21 Week 21.

Various Sounds of U.

hu'mor	but'ter	mur'der	pru'dent
ju'ror	mut'ter	mur'mur	fru'gal
tu'mor	rud'der	tur'ban	tru'ly
stu'por	shut'ter	tur'nip	tru'ant
tu'tor	suf 'fer	tur'key	cru'et
cu'rate	sup'per	pur'port	bru'in
lu'cid	mum'my	curl'y	dru'id
stu'dent	mus'ket	fur'ry	ru'in
stu'pid	num'ber	fur'nish	ru'by
lu'nar	nut'meg	cur'vet	bru'tal
tu'mult	stut'ter	bur'den	grun'ge

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Abbreviation, Adjective, Alliteration, Answer, Antonym, Anthology, Atlas, Capitalized, and Characters

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addend, Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Column, Cube, Difference, Digits, Divide

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

accelerate, achieve, adjacent, alternative, analyze, and approach | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 22 Week 22.

Various Sounds of the Vowels.

June	furl	husk	from	halt
dupe	hurl	musk	pomp	malt
tune	turn	rusk	romp	salt
flute	churn	stung	long	waltz
plume	hurt	pluck	song	swan
glue	curl	drunk	strong	wasp
droop	deck	chill	for	sheath
gloom	neck	drill	corn	shell
loop	next	quill pen	fork	shown
hoof	text	skill	form	shout
roof	desk	spill	sort	shrub
proof	nest	frill	torch	shrug

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Choose, Character, Compare, Complete, Compound word, Consonant, Contrast, Correctly, and Culture

Math Academic Vocabulary

Estimate, Faces, Fill in blank, Fractions, (half, quarter, three quarter) , Graph, Greatest, Inches, Largest, and Length

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

approximate, arbitrary, assert, assess, assign, and assume

| infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 23 Week 23.

Words Accented on the last Syllable.

a wake'	be hest'	be hind'	re cede'
be came'	be set'	be side'	con crete'
be have'	ca det'	be tide'	com pete'
be take'	de fend'	de rive'	se crete'
e late'	de pend'	re cite'	con cede'
per vade'	re pel'	re tire'	con vene'
for sake'	at tend'	re vile'	im pede'
a bate'	con sent'	re mise'	re plete'
cre ate'	im pend'	re vive'	un seen'
es tate'	im pel'	con nive'	su preme'
re late'	com pel'	ex cite'	re lease'

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Dictionary, Diphthong, Discuss, Draw, Ending, Explain, Fact, Fiction, and List

Math Academic Vocabulary

Linear pattern, Mean, Mode, Multiplication, Number sentence, Order, Perimeter, Place value, and Plane

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

authorize, automatic, chapter, compensate, complex,

complicate | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 24 Week 24.

Words Accented on the last Syllable.

be rate'	a bode'	ex pire'	a cute'
a pace'	a lone'	con fide'	a buse'
re bate'	a tone'	con fine'	con fuse'
de bate'	af ford'	con spire'	de duce'
de face'	ca jole'	po lite'	de lude'
de fame'	de pose'	re cline'	ma ture'
se date'	com pose'	re fine'	pol lute'
col late'	en force'	re pine'	pro cure'
re gale'	en robe'	re quire'	re buke'
em pale'	ex plore'	re spire'	re duce'
en gage'	ex pose'	u nite'	se clude'
en rage'	im port'	en twine'	se cure'

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Mainly about, Noun, Organize, Paragraph, Part of speech, Period, Phonics, Plot, Plural, and Possessive

Math Academic Vocabulary

Polygon, Product, Pyramid, Range, Rectangle, Rectangular prism, and Remainders

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

comply, component, comprehend, conceive, concentrate, and concept | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 25 Week 25.

blade	plash	bream	dress	twine
glade	clash	cream	swim	blind
grade	crash	dream	spend	grind
shade	smash	gleam	speck	spike
trade	trash	steam	fresh	smile
skate	slash	stream	whelp	while
brisk	drove	blush	cheap	carve
quilt	grove	flush	peach	farce
filth	stove	slush	teach	parse
pinch	clove	brush	reach	barge
flinch	smote	crush	bleach	large
mince	store	thrush	glean	snarl

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Prefix, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, and Suffix

Math Academic Vocabulary

Shapes, Sign, Smallest, Solid (geometry shape), Sphere, Solution, Subtraction and Sum

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

conclude, consequence, consist, constant, construct, and consult | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 26 Week 26.

ab'laze	rec'ord	pit'y	col'ter
ab'bot	check'er	dis'tant	fo'cus
atom	ed'it	din'gy	glo'ry
ash'es	lev'el	diz'zy	lo'cust
cap'tor	meth'od	fin'ish	mo'ment
car'rot	splen'did	gim'let	po'tent
cav'il	ves'per	spir'it	co'gent
ehap'ter	west'ern	tim'id	do'tage
chat'tel	bed'lam	pig'gin	no'ted
fath'om	des'pot	tin'sel	stor'age
gal'lon	ren'der	tip'pet	sto'ry
gal'lop	tem'pest	wit'ness	pro'test

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Persona, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, Simile, and Setting

Math Academic Vocabulary

Tens, Time, Times (multiplication), Total, Triangle, Units (standard and nonstandard), Value, and Whole numbers

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

context, contrast, contribute, convert, create, criterion (standard) | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 27 Week 27.

shake	chose	march	pine	oil
snake	prose	parch	wild	toil
baste	those	starch	mild	coil
haste	froze	larch	tile	foil
taste	force	lark	slide	soil
paste	porch	stark	glide	travail
bunch	broth	prism	spent	boy
hunch	cloth	sixth	fence	coy
lunch	froth	stint	hence	joy
punch	moth	smith	cents	joy
plump	botch	hoist	hence	toy
stump	stock	midst	whence	supply

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Satire, Singular, Sound, Step, Story, Suffix, Syllables, Synonym, and Table of Contents

Math Academic Vocabulary

Add, Chart, Coins, Congruent, Count, Estimate, Fill in (blank values), Graph, and Group

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

crucial, data, define, definite, demonstrate, and design

| compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 28 Week 28.

free	clip	shelf	quest	shine
spin	hate	chide	flax	wore
shad	tape	fringe	still	think
band	race	clock	trim	marsh
pack	mire	cheek	door	booth
bath	kite	full	clung	flinch
dock	bank	frock	loft	spray
gold	fell	troop	pulp	join
pipe	pink	glass	grape	friz
club	hilt	lurk	pose	brow
shop	last	cloud	zest	grace

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Thesaurus, Title, Verb, Vowel, What, When, Where, Which, Who, Why, and Write

Math Academic Vocabulary

Graph, Group, Larger, Length, Ones, Order, Origin, Pattern, Place value, and Shorter

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

presume, prime, principle, proceed, publish, and

pursue, | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 29 Week 29.

Words in which the final e is silent.

ca'ble	nee'dle	rab'ble	bub'ble
fa'ble	Bi'ble	sam'ple	bun'dle
ga'ble	ti'tle	sim'ple	crum'ble
sa'ble	ri'fle	tem'ple	muf 'fle
sta'ble	no'ble	dim'ple	muz'zle
cra'dle	fick'le	fid'dle	pud'dle
la'dle	am'ple	kin'dle	ruf 'fle
ma'ple	ap'ple	lit'tle	tum'ble
sta'ple	baffle	bot'tle	pur'ple
bee'tle	bat'tle	cob'ble	cir'cle
fee'ble	cat'tle	fond'le	sad'dle

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Authors View Point, Author, Category, Change, Character, Circle, Compare, Create, and Declarative sentence

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Angle, Approximate, Area, Associative, Chart, Calculate, and Conversion

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

Distort, element (part), emphasize, empirical (true), ensure, and effect | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 30 Week 30.

an'gel	ab'sent	bish'op	blun'der
ba'sis	ac'rid	big'ot	blus'ter
ca'ter	blank'et	bil'let	cus'tom
fla'grant	clas'sic	blis'ter	cut'ler
fra'grant	crag'gy	cin'der	cut'ter
has'ty	dam'sel	crick'et	sum'mer
ha'tred	dan'dy	fif 'ty	sun'der
la'bel	fab'ric	fil'let	shud'der
pa'tent	fam'ish	lim'pid	thun'der
sa'cred	fran'tic	pil'fer	tum'bler
state'ment	lath'er	pil'lar	ul'cer
va'cate	lav'ish	print'er	un'der

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Describe, Draw, Exclamatory sentence, Focus, How, Listen Actively, Look at Text Features, and Make Meaning

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Commutative, Cube, Difference, Digits, Division

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

environment, equate, equivalent, establish, evaluate, and evident | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 31 Week 31.

Sounds of ai, ou, ow, and ea,

paid	bound	cow	cheat	head
grain	found	how	treat	dead
staid	ground	town	beast	stead
waif	hound	growl	bleat	tread
rail	mound	clown	preach	dread
flail	pound	frown	speak	thread
quail	round	crown	streak	sweat
snail	sound	drown	feast	death

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Abbreviation, Adjective, Alliteration, Anthology, Answer, Antonym, Atlas, Capitalized, and Characters

Math Academic Vocabulary

Addition, Associative, Centimeters, Chart, Circle, Coins, Commutative, Cube, Difference, Digits, Division

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

expand, expose, external, feasible, fluctuate, and focus

| sequence, chronological, summary, summarize

Lesson 32 Week 32.

Disyllable with short Sounds of Vowels.

ad'age	fren'zy	bick'er	blos'som
bal'last	emp'ty	crit'ic	cot'ton
bant'er	gen'try	dig'it	com'ic
can'to	mer'it	flim'sy	drop'sy
ras'cal	men'tal	flip'pant	flor'id
las'so	sher'iff	frig'id	frol'ic
an'tic	ten'dril	in'fant	gos'pel
sad'ness	vel'lum	in'gress	gos'sip
sal'ver	vel'vet	in'mate	hor'rid
sand'y	nec'tar	in'quest	jol'ly
mag'got	ves'try	in'sect	rock'et

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Choose, Compare, Complete, Compound word, Consonant, Contrast, Correctly, and Culture

Math Academic Vocabulary

Estimate, Faces, Fill in blank, Fractions, Graph, Greatest, Inches, Largest, and Length

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

formulate, function, generate, guarantee, hypothesis, and identify | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 33 Week 33.

Polysyllable with short Sounds of the Vowels.

bal'co ny	del'i cate	lib'er ate
bar'o ny	des'o late	lim'i tate
cav'i ty	Min'i mize	im'mo late
fac'ul ty	dev'as tate	in'di cate
grav'i ty	em'u late	in'ti mate
mal'a dy	hes'i tate	in'du rate
van'i ty	med'i tate	in'vo cate
am'pu tate	pet'ri fy	ir'ri tate
ab'so lute	plen'i tude	lit'i gate
al'ti tude	rec'ti tude	mil'i tate
am'bu lance	res'o lute	stip'u late

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Dictionary, Diphthong, Discuss, Draw, Ending, Explain, Fact, Fiction, and List

Math Academic Vocabulary

Linear pattern, Mode, Multiplication, Number sentence, Order, Perimeter, Place value, and Plane

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

random, range, react, region, require, and respective

| infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 34 Week 34.

prime	swine	straw	crawl
brawn	snore	gloss	flank
brick	charge	crow	quench
green	tinge	shark	Scotch
chest	goose	brand	thrift
space	prow	twist	flange
crank	wealth	slice	twain
limp	screw	throb	thrice
chess	flake	soon	flesh
finch	flash	flaw	twelve
flung	clean	loaf	scale

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Mainly, Noun, Organize, Paragraph, Part of speech, Phonics, Plot, and Plural

Math Academic Vocabulary

Polygon, Product, Pyramid, Range, Rectangle, Rectangular prism, and Remainders

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

restrict, reverse, role, section, segment, select,

individual, inhibit, initial, innovation, intense, and interpret | infer, drawing conclusion, inference, and predict

Lesson 35 Week 35.

Long Sounds of I and U, and short Sounds of E and I.

a bide'	ac cuse'	con tend'	ad mit'
a like'	im pure'	con tent'	ad dict'
a live'	im pute'	in tend'	as sist'
a rise'	as sume'	in tent'	com mit'
de cide'	com mute'	dis sect'	con sist'
de file'	com mune'	de ject'	de pict'
de fine'	com pute'	de test'	dis till'
de ride'	con clude'	de tect'	emit'
de sire'	con fute'	in spect'	en list'
di vide'	dis pute'	ob ject'	en rich'
di vine'	en dure'	re spect'	for bid

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Prefix, Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, and Sequence

Math Academic Vocabulary

Shapes, Sign, Smallest, Solid (geometry shape), Sphere, Solution, Subtraction and Sum

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

Sequence, series, shift, signify, similar, simultaneous

intuitive, involve, isolate, attraction, magnitude,

andmajor | compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect

Lesson 36 Week 36.

Sounds of igh, oa, shr, and thr.

neighbor	load	coax	shrank	thrash
thigh	oats	hoax	shrewd	threat
fight	boat	oath	shrift	throng
light	oak	coach	shrike	thrive
flight	foal	float	shrunk	thrust
fright	goat	poach	thrill	throat
tight	soap	hoarse	three	shred

ELA Reading Academic Vocabulary

Pronoun, Punctuate, Question, Read, Rhyme, Rhythm, Sequence, Simile, and Setting

Math Academic Vocabulary

Time, Times (multiplication), Total, Triangle, Units (standard and nonstandard), Value, and Whole numbers

HOT Academic Vocabulary | Discussion Ideas

sophisticated, species, specify, stable, statistic, status,

Compare, contrast, opinion, fact, cause, effect, and infer | sequence, chronological, summary, summarize