Spell High Frequency Words - Lesson for Grade 3, Chapter - Spelling
In the "Spell High Frequency Words" lesson, specifically designed for Grade 3 students, learners will engage with a series of activities aimed at mastering the spelling of high-frequency words. These words, including 'hold,' 'bring,' 'carry,' 'brother,' 'family,' 'horse,' 'house,' and 'play,' are essential components of everyday language. Through engaging with both the Sight Words Worksheet and the Double Consonant Spelling Worksheet, students will not only learn how to spell these words correctly but also understand their usage within sentences, enhancing their reading and writing abilities.
Mastering these high-frequency words is crucial at this stage of learning, as it lays a solid foundation for building reading fluency. Reading fluency, in turn, is a key element in achieving reading comprehension, allowing students to understand texts more easily and fully. Furthermore, this lesson falls under the Foundational Reading Skills unit, emphasizing its importance in developing the basic skills necessary for successful reading and writing in all subjects. By the end of this lesson, students will have enhanced their spelling skills, contributing significantly to their overall literacy development.
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Activity 1 / Sight Words: hold, bring, carry, brother
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Activity 2 / Family, Horse, House, Play Sight Words Worksheet
Here’s an adorable worksheet that substitutes blanks with colorful pictures to offer clues that lead to the right word!
Kids read through each sentence and use the picture clue to find the right answer, identifying the correct spelling on this sight words worksheet: family, horse, house, play! -
Activity 3 / Double Consonant Spelling Worksheet
Some words have letters that are doubled when used in the past tense!
This exciting mythology-themed double consonant worksheet for 3rd grade will help your child recognize these words with ease! Simply look through the answer choices to find the words that need double consonants! -
Activity 4 / Spell Sight Words - Quiz
In this assessment, students will choose the correct spelling of common sight words when adding -ing and -ed endings to them.
