1 st Grade Word Study
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1 Grading Period 1 -at: at, sat, cat, bat, fat, mat, rat, hat, that, chat, flat, pat, scat, splat -an: an, tan, man, can, pan, ran, fan, van, than, plan, scan Sept at/-an -ad: sad, mad, dad, had, pad, bad, glad, brad, tad -and: and, sand, hand, band, land, gland, stand, brand, grand, strand Sept ad/-and Sept ap/-amp -ap: cap, lap, gap, map, nap, rap, yap, tap, sap, trap, strap, zap, clap, slap, trap, snap, wrap -amp: camp, damp, lamp, ramp, champ, clamp, cramp, stamp -ank: bank, sank, tank, yank, blank, plank, crank, drank, prank, spank, thank -ast: fast, cast, past, last, mast, blast, vast Sept ank/-ast Assessment: Sept. 28 th
2 Grading Period 1 -un: run, sun, fun, bun, spun, stun Oct un/-ut -ut: nut, hut, but, cut, gut, rut, shut, strut Oct ug/-ung -ug: bug, dug, tug, rug, snug, jug, mug, slug, plug, shrug, drug, thug -ung: sung, rung, stung, hung, lung, swung, clung, strung, sprung, flung Oct ump/-unk -ump: bump, jump, dump, hump, lump, stump, mump, plump, thump, clump, slump, chump, grump -unk: bunk, hunk, junk, sunk, chunk, dunk, flunk, skunk, shrunk, trunk Assessment: Oct. 19 th
3 Grading Period 2 -en: men, den, hen, ten, pen, then, when Oct en/-end -end: end, send, spend, bend, lend, mend, tend, blend, trend Oct. 29-Nov. 2 -et/-est -et: get, net, pet, let, bet, set, met, wet, vet, fret, jet, yet -est: best, nest, pest, rest, test, vest, chest, jest, crest, guest Nov in/-ip Assessment: Nov. 2 nd -in: in, fin, pin, tin, din, win, bin, thin, twin, chin, shin, spin, grin -ip: dip, hip, lip, nip, rip, sip, tip, zip, whip, clip, flip, skip, slip, drip, chip, ship, snip, strip, trip -it: it, bit, fit, hit, lit, pit, sit, kit, wit, skit, spit, slit, quit, split -ift: sift, gift, lift, swift, shift, Nov it/-ift Nov ink/-ing -ink: ink, link, mink, pink, sink, rink, wink, think, blink, drink, stink, clink, shrink, slink -ing: king, ping, sing, ring, wing, thing, bring, sling, sting, string, swing, spring, cling, fling, wring Assessment: Nov. 30 th
4 Grading Period 2 -ot: not, got, hot, jot, lot, pot, cot, dot, blot, slot, plot, shot, spot, knot, trot Dec ot/-op -op: cop, hop, pop, mop, top, slop, flop, drop, shop, stop, crop, plop, prop, chop Dec ock/-ack -ock: dock, lock, mock, rock, sock, tock, block, clock, flock, smock, shock, stock -ack: back, pack, jack, rack, lack, sack, tack, black, quack, crack, track, shack, snack, stack, slack Dec ick/-uck -ick: lick, kick, pick, sick, tick, slick, quick, trick, chick, flick, brick, stick, thick, click -uck: buck, duck, luck, tuck, yuck, pluck, cluck, truck, stuck, struck **This unit of study continues into the 3 rd grading period. The assessment for this unit will fall in the 3 rd grading period.** The assessment for Dec. 3 rd -21 st falls in Grading Period 3.
5 Grading Period 3 Refer to Dec. 3-Dec. 21 word banks Short Vowel Jan Review Assessment: Jan. 11 th -ar: far, car, star, card, yard, art, part, cart, arm, harm, dark, park, spark, dart, start, bark, shark, lark, scar, harp, sharp, snarl, scarf, charm, arch, march, smart, chart Jan ar -ir: girl, first, bird, dirt, stir, sir, shirt, skirt, third, birth, firm, swirl, twirl, chirp, squirt, thirst, squirm Jan ir Jan. 28-Feb. 1 -or/-ore -or: or, for, born, corn, horn, worn, cord, cork, pork, fort, short, nor, storm, sort, porch, torch, force, horse, forth -ore: more, store, shore, bore, chore, score, sore, before, wore, swore Feb. 4-8 Review Week Refer to Jan. 14- Feb. 1 word banks Assessment: Feb. 8 th
6 Grading Period 3 Feb ee -ee: see, seem, bee, feed, feel, feet, meet, seen, week, peek, free, seed, need, tree, peep, deep, beep, teen, keep, seek, green, knee, sleep, seep, teeth, speed, three, street, sheet, sleet, sneeze, eel, heel, reel, steel Feb ea -ea: read, sea, eat, beat, seat, meat, bean, seal, tea, pea, bead, neat, team, beam, lead, ear, feast, least, clean, steal, steam, stream, sneak, creak, dream, plead, beast, treat, leave, peace, please, teach, cheat, heat, each Feb. 25-Mar. 1 -oa -oa: boat, coat, goat, road, toad, load, soap, oat, oak, soak, foam, roam, goal, coal, loaf, coax, loan, moan, groan, moat, float, coach, throat, toast, coast, boast, cloak, roast Mar ay -ay: day, jay, may, play, say, stay, way, clay, gray, tray, slay, stray, hay, spray Mar ai -ai: rain, pain, tail, nail, mail, sail, rail, fail, jail, snail, gain, main, train, pain, chain, aid, paid, maid, laid, braid, wait, stain, brain, paint, plain, claim, strain The assessment for Feb. 11 th -Mar. 22 nd falls in Grading Period 4.
7 Grading Period 4 Refer to Feb. 11-March 22 word banks Mar Review Week Assessment: March 28 th -ight: night, right, light, might, bright, fight, sight, tight, slight, fright, flight Apr ight Apr Apr Vowelconsonantsilent e Vowelconsonantsilent e a-e: made, name, same, came, make, take, gave, save, tape, gate, fade, trade, blame, ate, plane, plate, pale, tale, late, paste, rate, rage, stage, range, strange, cake, ape, sale, snake, shake, wake, state, scale, cage, page, skate, shape i-e: like, bike, rise, wise, side, pride, wipe, prize, five, fire, tire, wire, white, nice, fine, shine, drive, smile, write, whine, while, hide, slide, line o-e: home, hole, poke, joke, spoke, choke, those, nose, rose, stole, wrote, broke, hope, rope, cope, hose, cone, phone, note u-e: use, cute, rude, tune, cube, fume, cure, sure, pure, dude, mule, rule, flute, mute, huge, crude, tube Apr Review Week Refer to April 1-19 word banks Assessment: April 26 th
8 Grading Period 4 -ill: will, dill, fill, hill, gill, mill, pill, till, bill, drill, grill, chill, skill, spill, still, thrill Apr. 29-May 3 -ill/-ell/-all -ell: tell, bell, cell, fell, sell, well, shell, smell, spell, swell, dwell, yell -all: all, ball, call, tall, fall, hall, mall, wall, small, stall May ow (as in how)/ -ow (as in snow) -ow (as in how): how, now, plow, chow, brown, town, sow, cow, down, wow, gown, howl, owl, crown, frown, crowd, fowl, scowl, clown, growl, prowl -ow (as in snow): bow, know, show, slow, snow, crow, blow, grow, glow, flow, low, own, flown, thrown, throw, blown, bowl May May ou (as in out) -oy/-oi -out (as in out): out, our, loud, pout, ouch, cloud, proud, count, round, sound, found, pound, mound, bound, hound, ground, house, about, mouse, mouth, shout, scout, sprout, couch, trout, flour, sour, south -oy: boy, toy, joy, enjoy, soy, ploy, oyster, destroy -oi: coin, join, oil, foil, soil, boil, joint, point Assessment: May 24 th
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