54. Word Lists and Sentences

List 1
sealed deals
repeated weakest
dreaming streamers
squeaky teasing
healing breamed
cheater deagle
defeated dispreaphing
beaded cleable
jeans zeaze
speaker queatle
feasted repreal
leading desleaming
  1. We went to the beach on Sunday and I treated myself as well as all of the children to ice cream sodas.
  2. Will the next leap year come in 2019 or will it be in 2020?
  3. If you intend to keep your marks up, you will need to read the entire sixteen chapters and not just leaf through some of the pages.
  4. Delbert has been switched to the Steaming Bases Team and will be joining them for the playoffs.
  5. We reserved twenty seats in the bleachers for the upcoming game they will have against the team from Atlanta.
List 2
headgear instead
break tear
breakable swearing
abreast ready
feathery breakfast
cleanse
  1. The entire cast of the production leapt with glee and felt a sense of peace when they saw the great report in the paper about their play.
  2. She meant to spread the wealth around but then she decided to keep it for herself instead!
  3. Even though Anna was the head of the clan, she handled a great deal of the day-to-day workload when required.

Review Words

medical streaked
threat throttle
pleated haggling
concerts swarthy
headstrong electrical
dispensing bleakest
plainest treaty
intervene leading
flea bail
continent arsenic
steadfast absolutely
Atlantic squealed
heavy

What Says?

1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.

Spelling and Sentence Dictation

1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
11. 12.
13. 14.
15.

 

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Review

  • ea – meat – /ē/
  • ea – bread – /ĕ/
  • ea – steak – /ā/

Practice

  1. Which sound is it? Place a checkmark in the column.
    Word ā ĕ Ē
    streak
    steak
    least
    cleanse
    eager
    deacon
    peasant
    weather
    gear
    breath
  2. Underline the vowel team in these words. Read each word.
    chaining coastal
    appealed tiptoe
    bleakest doe
    heaven threatened
    screened
  3. Underline the suffix. Scoop the syllables.
    sweaty dreaming
    trailers scatterbrained
    increasing refugees
    explaining breaded
    approaches sweaters

 

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