The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins Word Ladder Fifth Grade Phonics Unit 3 Week 3.

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Fifth Grade PhonicsFifth Grade PhonicsUnit 3 Week 3Unit 3 Week 3

On the bottom rung of your word ladder, write the word:

journal

Use the green letters from journal along with the letters a and p to make a word for a string of islands east of Asia.

journal

You should have spelled…

Japan

Use the green letters from Japan along with the letters f, s, c, i, t, and e to make a word for intrigue.

Japan

You should have spelled…

fascinate

Use the green letters from fascinate to make a word for aroma or odor.

fascinate

You should have spelled…

scent

Change the last letter in scent to make a word for view or area where action takes place.

scent

You should have spelled…

scene

Use the green letters from scene and two other letters to make a word a method of study that seeks to figure out the world.

scene

You should have spelled…

science

Use the green letters from science and the letters x and u to make a word for a reason or cause.

science

You should have spelled…

excuse

Use the green letters from excuse and the letters h and m to make a word for a systematic, elaborate plan.

excuse

You should have spelled…

scheme

Use the green letters from scheme and the letters u and l to make a word brawn or strength.

scheme

You should have spelled…

muscle

Use the green letters from muscle and the letters x, a, and i to make a word for utter aloud or proclaim.

muscle

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exclaim

Use the green letters from exclaim and the letters e, l, e, n, and t to make a word for very good.

exclaim

You should have spelled…

excellent

Use the green letters from excellent and the letters r and y to make a word an item inserted into a written record.

excellent

You should have spelled…

entry

You just went from You just went from

journaljournal to to

entryentry in twelve in twelve words. words.

You just went from You just went from

journaljournal to to

entryentry in twelve in twelve words. words.