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Grade Level for BIG WORDSTopicTextLexile: 3rd: 355L-810L
4th: 570L-1005L
5th: 745L-1100L
ReadWorks GradeWeekLesson NumberContent/FocusWords that fulfill content/focusTexts that only have 1 instance of content/focusNotes
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Life Cycles)
A Frog's Life5403Review LessonLesson 1Vowels, Consonants, Blends, Digraphs, Syllablesfrog, swim, amphibians, hatch, breathes
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)Stormy Weather4202Review LessonLesson 1Vowels, Consonants, Blends, Digraphs, Syllablesa, rain, storm, flooding, hurricanes
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Inheritance and Variation of Traits)Whom Does He Look Like?4601Preliminary LessonLesson 1Syllable types in single syllable words (open, closed, R)has, new, like, came, he, their
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3Geography and Global Connections (Global Neighbors)Plants and Animals in Mexico4801Preliminary LessonLesson 1Syllable types in single syllable words (open, closed, R)land, sea, has, are, ferns
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Geography and Global Connections (The World on a Map)Learn About Maps 4901Preliminary LessonLesson 2Syllable types in single syllables words (VCe, vowel teams)use, are, found, mean, four
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Life Cycles)
Life of a Butterfly450KPreliminary LessonLesson 2Syllable types in single syllables words (VCe, vowel teams)out, too, life, five, stage, leaves, flies
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Social Interactions and Group Behavior)A School Trip to the Aquarium7203Preliminary LessonLesson 3Syllable types (C+le with open and closed)
little, waddled, able
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Fossils)Velociraptors and Birds 7703Preliminary LessonLesson 3Syllable types (C+le with open and closed)
people, impossible, example
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Life Cycles)
Fish 6203Week 1Lesson 1Compound words
eyelid, saltwater, freshwater, upstream, backbone
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)Winter Weather in the United States6502Week 1Lesson 1Compound Wordssunlight, wintertime, northernmost
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
Cherokee Villages7804Week 1Lesson 2Two syllable words: open + closed; closed + open
into, plaza, issue
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)Quilts You Can Wear5903Week 1Lesson 2Two syllable words: open + closed; closed + open
under, baby, cozy
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3Civics and Government (Citizenship)Voting and the Law 7302Week 1Lesson 3Two syllable words: open + CVVC; closed + CVVC; CVVC + closed; r-controlled + CVVC; CVVC + C+le; CVVC + VCecountry, people, ideas, maybeMissing r-controlled + CVVC
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)
Warm-Blooded and Cold-Blooded Animals
5803Week 1Lesson 4Two syllable words: closed + VCe; open + VCe; r-controlled + VCe
reptile, becomeMissing r-controlled + VCe
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)Human Changes to the Environment8003Week 1Lesson 4Two syllable words: closed + VCe; open + VCe; r-controlled + VCe
create, decide, survive
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)Food Across India7903Week 1Lesson 5Two syllable words: r-controlled + closed; r-controlled + VCe; closed + r-controlledculture, others, explore
Missing r-controlled + closed, No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Inheritance and Variation of Traits)Humans' Best Friends5501Week 2Lesson 1Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: volcano, absent, frustrate)
(ex. Set B: duplicate, decorate, trampoline)
wonderful, smallest, personalities, family
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)Refugees and Immigrants7202Week 2Lesson 1Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: volcano, absent, frustrate)
(ex. Set B: duplicate, decorate, trampoline)
organization, temporary, permanently, program
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Social Interactions and Group Behavior)Animals of Africa5602Week 2Lesson 2Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: history, hesitant, kindergarten)
(ex. Set B: scorpion, satisfy, humble)
majestic, elephant, beautiful, predators, lionesses
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)Immigrants in U.S. Cities6502Week 2Lesson 2Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: history, hesitant, kindergarten)
(ex. Set B: scorpion, satisfy, humble)
immigrants, outdoors, native, language, celebrate
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Physical Science: Forces and Interactions (Balanced and Unbalanced Forces)
The Science of Fun!7604Week 2Lesson 3Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: general, adjustable, quibble)
(ex. Set B: visitor, communicate, exercise)
spectator, scientist, miniature, friction
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Fossils)Dinosaur Discovery5602Week 2Lesson 3Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: general, adjustable, quibble)
(ex. Set B: visitor, communicate, exercise)
dinosaur, herbivore, discovered, differences, carnivores
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3Engineering Design (Defining Problems)
What Does an Engineer Do?6502Week 2 Lesson 4Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: element, fantastic, horizon)
(ex. Set B: engineer, balcony, continent)
engineer, becoming, identifying, different
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3Geography and Global Connections (Global Neighbors)Three Great Countries 5302Week 2Lesson 4Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: element, fantastic, horizon)
(ex. Set B: engineer, balcony, continent)
continent, population, province
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Life Cycles)
A Butterfly's Life Cycle7905Week 2Lesson 5Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: screwdriver, intellect, helicopter)
(ex. Set B: customer, feasible, correspond)
metamorphosis, changing, butterfly, eggshell, emerging
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Climate Regions)India's Monsoon Season5303Week 2Lesson 5Lesson 5
Words with 2 or more syllables, all syllable types
(ex. Set A: screwdriver, intellect, helicopter)
(ex. Set B: customer, feasible, correspond)
electricity, dangerously, vegetables, reservoirs, businesses, collected
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Life Cycles)
The Life Cycle of a Frog6403Week 3Lesson 1Lesson 1
Prefixes (un-, mis-, dis-)

disappearsame word used multiple times
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)A Nation of Immigrants8102Week 3Lesson 1Prefixes (un-, mis-, dis-)

unfair, unfairlysame word used multiple times
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Tigers in Trouble7703Week 3Lesson 2Prefixes (il-, im-, in-, ir-)
illegalx
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3Engineering Design (Defining Problems)
Solving a Dish Problem4801Week 3Lesson 2Prefixes (il-, im-, in-, ir-)
invention, inventedsame word used multiple times
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)The Job of a Meteorologist8002Week 3Lesson 3Prefixes (pre-, fore-, pro-)

predict, prediction, prepare, forecast
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)A Real-Life Bat Man7904-5Week 3Lesson 4Prefixes (anti-, contra-, counter-, de-, non-)
contraryx
Not a perfect fit for the topic, but really the only option for this lesson at the Lexile level grade band
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Climate Regions)Ilsa and the International Camp6902Week 3Lesson 5Prefixes (inter-, intra-, trans-, super-, infra-)
internationalx
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Social Interactions and Group Behavior)Awesome Animal Homes7902Week 4Lesson 1Prefixes (sub-, under-, over-)
underwater, underground
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Fish: Animals That Live Underwater5403Week 4Lesson 1Prefixes (sub-, under-, over-)
underwatersame word used multiple times
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3Engineering Design (Developing Solutions)
Fixing My Sister's Bike 5003Week 4Lesson 2Prefixes (number prefixes – e.g., uno-, bi-, tri-, etc.)
bicyclesame word used multiple times
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Trouble in the Amazon8003Week 4Lesson 2Prefixes (number prefixes – e.g., uno-, bi-, tri-, etc.)
dioxidesame word used multiple times
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Saving Salmon7202Week 4Lesson 3Prefixes (en-, em-, re-)endanger, removing
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Look Who's Talking!7804Week 4Lesson 3Prefixes (en-, em-, re-)

endangeredsame word used multiple times
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3Engineering Design (Defining Problems)
Great Ideas!6102Week 4Lesson 4Prefixes Review (all)mistake, invention, semisweet
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Primary Sources)Where Did the Maya Go?7505Week 4Lesson 5Prefixes Review (all)replacing, disrepair, disappear
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Animals Get Ready6903Week 5Lesson 1Suffixes (-ment, -ness) [derivational suffixes – nouns]

thicknessx
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3Civics and Government (Three Levels of Government)Federal Versus State Government 7104Week 5Lesson 1Suffixes (-ment, -ness) [derivational suffixes – nouns]

government, amendment
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Physical Science: Forces and Interactions (Magnets and Static Electricity)
Magnetism8104Week 5Lesson 2Suffixes (-sion, -tion, -ence, -ance) [derivational suffixes – nouns]

repulsion, attraction, distance
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Climate Regions)Climates - An Introduction to Climates7704Week 5Lesson 2Suffixes (-sion, -tion, -ence, -ance) [derivational suffixes – nouns]vegetation, direction, elevation
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Geography and Global Connections (The World on a Map)How to Read Physical Maps7204Week 5Lesson 3Suffixes (-ry, -ery, -ity) [derivational suffixes – nouns]
(-ary) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
understanding, surrounding, boundaries
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3Culture and History (Primary Sources)Secrets of the Past6904Week 5Lesson 3Suffixes (-ry, -ery, -ity) [derivational suffixes – nouns]
(-ary) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
discovery, jewelry
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Frozen Home 7604Week 5Lesson 4Suffixes (-or, -er, -ent) [derivational suffixes – nouns]
researcher, nutrients
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Why are Pollinators Important?7003Week 5Lesson 4Suffixes (-or, -er, -ent) [derivational suffixes – nouns]

pollinator(s)same word used multiple times
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Primary Sources)
Westward Expansion, The West: An American Symbol
6005Week 5Lesson 5Suffixes (-age, -ship) [derivational suffixes – nouns]
(-al) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
pastoral, national, friendship
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Inheritance and Variation of Traits)Animals in Thailand 5803Week 5Lesson 5Suffixes (-age, -ship) [derivational suffixes – nouns]
(-al) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
personalsame word used multiple times
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
How the Ancestral Puebloans Adapted to a Changing Climate
7803Week 6Lesson 1Suffixes (-ed, -ing) [inflectional suffixes – tense] (-s, -es) [inflectional suffixes – quantity]noticed, discovered, growing, rising, farming
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)Watching the Weather6603Week 6Lesson 1Suffixes (-ed, -ing) [inflectional suffixes – tense] (-s, -es) [inflectional suffixes – quantity]
warming, created, happening, breaking, melting, depending
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Fossils)Fossils & Dinosaurs - Plant Eaters6603Week 6Lesson 2Suffixes (-less, -ful) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
peacefulsame word used multiple times
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)Quilts in Everyday Life in Central Asia7504Week 6Lesson 2Suffixes (-less, -ful) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
beautifulsame word used multiple times
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Natural Hazards)
Preparing for Thunderstorms and Lightning
7204Week 6Lesson 3Suffixes (-ous, -ious, -eous) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
dangeroussame word used multiple times
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)
Art and Culture: Daily Activities in the Andes Mountains
7804Week 6Lesson 3Suffixes (-ous, -ious, -eous) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
indigenous, mountainous
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Engineering Design (Developing Solutions)
Building a Better Bicycle5602Week 6Lesson 4Suffixes (-able, -ible) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]

comfortable same word used multiple times
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3Civics and Government (Three Levels of Government)President of the United States6302-3Week 6Lesson 4Suffixes (-able, -ible) [derivational suffixes – adjectives]
responsiblex
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)Earth Science - The Weather7305Week 6Lesson 5Suffixes (-ly) [derivational suffixes – adverbs]
exactly, normally, drastically
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3Civics and Government (Founding Principles)
American Government - The Branches of Government
7404Week 6Lesson 5Suffixes (-ly) [derivational suffixes – adverbs]
carefully, properly
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Engineering Design (Defining Problems)
Li Bing and the Flooding7803Week 7Lesson 1Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: friend, friendly, friendliness, unfriendly, unfriendliness
Set A: kind, unkind, kindness, kindly, kindliness
Set A: mind, mindful, mindfully, mindfulness, unmindfully
Set B: happy, happily, happiness, unhappy, unhappiness
Set B: true, truthful, truthfully, truly, untruthful
Set B: care, careful, carefully, careless, carelessness
eventually, carefully
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)
Brazil Today - Capoeira: Brazilian Martial Art & Dance
6605Week 7Lesson 1Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: friend, friendly, friendliness, unfriendly, unfriendliness
Set A: kind, unkind, kindness, kindly, kindliness
Set A: mind, mindful, mindfully, mindfulness, unmindfully
Set B: happy, happily, happiness, unhappy, unhappiness
Set B: true, truthful, truthfully, truly, untruthful
Set B: care, careful, carefully, careless, carelessness
friendly, dangerous
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Reefs At Risk7804Week 7Lesson 2Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: manage, managed, managing, manageable, unmanageable
Set A: read, readable, unreadable, misread, misreading
Set A: place, placing, misplaced, placeable, placement
Set B: market, marketed, marketing, marketable, unmarketable
Set B: treat, mistreat, treatment, mistreated, treatable
Set B: replace, replaced, replaceable, replacement, unreplaceable
disappear, pollution, largely
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)Healing Power7204Week 7Lesson 2Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: manage, managed, managing, manageable, unmanageable
Set A: read, readable, unreadable, misread, misreading
Set A: place, placing, misplaced, placeable, placement
Set B: market, marketed, marketing, marketable, unmarketable
Set B: treat, mistreat, treatment, mistreated, treatable
Set B: replace, replaced, replaceable, replacement, unreplaceable
treatment, treated, fashionable, investigation, dangerous, universal
This text shows how migration and sharing of cultures can improve society
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
Native American Homes 5301Week 7Lesson 3Multisyllabic word practice : derivatives
Set A: polite, politeness, politely, impolite, impolitely
Set A: play, playing, playful, replayed, replaying
Set A: helped, helping, helpfulness, unhelpful, unhelpfulness
Set B: fair, unfair, fairness, fairly, unfairly
Set B: like, likely, disliked, liking, unlike
Set B: pay, payment, repay, paying, repayment
helpful, wooden, different
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3Economics and Personal Finance (Financial Literacy)Buying a New Car5602Week 7Lesson 3Multisyllabic word practice : derivatives
Set A: polite, politeness, politely, impolite, impolitely
Set A: play, playing, playful, replayed, replaying
Set A: helped, helping, helpfulness, unhelpful, unhelpfulness
Set B: fair, unfair, fairness, fairly, unfairly
Set B: like, likely, disliked, liking, unlike
Set B: pay, payment, repay, paying, repayment
repay, expensive, careful
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Back from the Brink7803Week 7Lesson 4Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: write, writing, overwrite, overwriting, miswrite
Set A: thankful, thankfully, thankfulness, unthankful, unthankfulness
Set A: connect, connection, connected, reconnect, disconnect
Set B: perfect, imperfect, perfection, imperfection, perfectly
Set B: interest, interested, interesting, uninterested, uninteresting
Set B: connectivity, reconnected, disconnected, disconnection, reconnection
protect, protection, protected, continental, extinction, pollution
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Habitats - Zoos7103Week 7Lesson 5Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: neighbor, neighborhood, neighborly, neighbors, neighboring
Set A: employ, employed, employment, unemployment, unemployed
Set A: logic, logical, logically, illogical, illogically
Set B: interact, interacted, interacting, interaction, interactivity
Set B: legible, legibly, illegible, illegibly, legibility
Set B: moral, morality, immoral, immorally, morals
interact, environment, endangered, natural
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3Civics and Government (Founding Principles)
American Government - The Bill of Rights Part I
7904Week 7Lesson 5Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: neighbor, neighborhood, neighborly, neighbors, neighboring
Set A: employ, employed, employment, unemployment, unemployed
Set A: logic, logical, logically, illogical, illogically
Set B: interact, interacted, interacting, interaction, interactivity
Set B: legible, legibly, illegible, illegibly, legibility
Set B: moral, morality, immoral, immorally, morals
flexible, civilization, eventually, unjust
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)
Immigration -- Ellis Island: The Hunt for Alois Hanousek
6004Week 8Lesson 1Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: accept, acceptance, acceptable, unacceptable, reaccept
Set A: misuse, useful, usefulness, useless, uselessness
Set A: respect, respectful, respectfully, disrespect, disrespectfully
Set B: appear, appearance, disappear, disappearance, reappearance
Set B: belief, disbelief, believable, unbelievable, believably
Set B: regret, regretful, regretfully, regrettable, regrettably
mistake, incorrectly, impressive, possession
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3Civics and Government (Citizenship)
What Does the U. S. Pledge of Allegiance Mean?
5701Week 8Lesson 2Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: assemble, assembling, assembled, reassemble, disassemble
Set A: agree, agreement, disagreement, disagreeing, disagreed
Set A: mistrust, distrust, trustworthy, trustworthiness, untrustworthy
Set B: patient, patience, impatient, impatience, patiently
Set B: expect, expectation, expectantly, unexpected, unexpectedly
Set B: mortal, mortality, immortality, immortal, mortally
faithful, faithfulness, fairness, indivisible, allegiance
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Civics and Government (Founding Principles)
Washington's First Year: Setting Precedents
8004Week 8Lesson 3Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: reaction, reactive, reactivity, inactive, inaction, inactively, overreact, overreaction, overreacting, overactivity, interacted, interactive, interactivity, interactively, noninteractive
Set B: form, formation, formed, reform, reformation, deform, deformation, deformed, deforming, deformity, informal, informality, formulate, formulation, formula
action, amendments, executive, selection
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3Physical Science: Forces and Interactions (Magnets and Static Electricity)
Magnetism - Magnets: Types and Uses8204Week 8Lesson 4Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: encourage, encouragement, discourage, discouraged, discouraging
Set A: possible, possibility, impossible, impossibility, impossibly
Set A: response, responsible, responsibility, irresponsible, irresponsibility
Set B: sense, sensing, sensible, sensibility, sensation
Set B: equal, equality, unequal, inequality, equation
Set B: senseless, sensitive, sensitivity, sensory, multisensory
equally, used, useful, electrical, electromagnetic, magnets, magnetic, hopefully
This text is just outside of the Lexile range for 3rd grade, but works well for the topic and lesson
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3Civics and Government (Citizenship)American Government - Jury Duty7904Week 8Lesson 4Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: encourage, encouragement, discourage, discouraged, discouraging
Set A: possible, possibility, impossible, impossibility, impossibly
Set A: response, responsible, responsibility, irresponsible, irresponsibility
Set B: sense, sensing, sensible, sensibility, sensation
Set B: equal, equality, unequal, inequality, equation
Set B: senseless, sensitive, sensitivity, sensory, multisensory
responsibility, prosecution, defendant, unbiased
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
A Native in the Land of Poetry7304Week 8Lesson 5Multisyllabic word practice: derivatives
Set A: compose, composition, composing, decompose, decomposition
Set A: move, movement, movable, immovable, removed
Set A: horror, horrible, horribly, horrified, horrific
Set B: flex, flexible, flexibility, flexibly, reflex
Set B: reflect, reflection, reflective, reflector, unreflective
Set B: glory, glorious, gloriously, glorified, inglorious
move, representative, creative
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
Talking Leaves7605Week 9Lesson 1Multisyllabic word practice: prefixes and suffixes
(ex. Set A: decompression, subordination, encouragement)
(ex. Set B: misinterpretation, unconditional, precautionary)
disappointed, recognition, determined
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Civics and Government (Founding Principles)
The Making of the United States Constitution
4002Week 9Lesson 2Multisyllabic word practice: prefixes and suffixes
(ex. Set A: instability, nonreactive, insignificance)
(ex. Set B: misunderstanding, reconnected, nonfictional)
independent, constitution
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Civics and Government (Citizenship)Who Are Citizens of the United States?7805Week 9Lesson 3Multisyllabic word practice: prefixes and suffixes
(ex. Set A: misevaluation, disestablishment, unattractiveness)
(ex. Set B: unemotional, nonessential, reconsideration)
informed, independence, dramatically
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Economics and Personal Finance (Producers and Consumers)
World War I & The Great Depression - The Great Depression
7905Week 9Lesson 4Multisyllabic word practice: prefixes and suffixes
(ex. Set A: depression, antibacterial, antithetical)
(ex. Set B: inconclusive, unsettled, overzealous)
depression, unrealistic, reelection, unemployed
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Natural Hazards)
The Dangerous Bolt of Electricity: Lightning
6503Week 9Lesson 5Multisyllabic word practice: prefixes and suffixes
(ex. Set A: nonauthoritative, multilingual, disconnected)
(ex. Set B: humanitarian, unpredictable, predisposition)
electricitysame word used multiple times
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Inheritance and Variation of Traits)Puppy Traits7003Week 10Lesson 1Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
Set A: photo
Set B: gene
genesame word used multiple times
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3Culture and History (Native American Heritage)
Native Americans - Totem Poles 6303Week 10Lesson 1Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
Set A: photo
Set B: gene
indigenoussame word used multiple times
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3Culture and History (Primary Sources)Coronado Reports to the King6603Week 10Lesson 2Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
Set A: scrib(e)
Set B: port
described, reports
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Tree Frogs6303Week 10Lesson 3Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
All: bio
amphibiansame word used multiple times
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)What's the Big Idea about Biodiversity?7903Week 10Lesson 3Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
All: bio
biodiversitysame word used multiple times
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)The Invention of the Doughnut Machine7504Week 10Lesson 4Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
All: auto
automaticx
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3Geography and Global Connections (The World on a Map)Our World7202Week 10Lesson 4Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
All: auto
automobilex
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3Engineering Design (Developing Solutions)
Telephones Now and Then7202Week 10Lesson 5Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
Set A: phon
Set B: son
telephone, smartphone
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3Engineering Design (Developing Solutions)
The Wizard of Menlo Park 7803Week 10Lesson 5Greek and Latin roots: derivatives
Set A: phon
Set B: son
phonograph, telephone, microphone
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3Life Science: Ecosystems, Heredity, and Evolution (Ecosystem Dynamics)Excerpts from "Meet the Ologist-Melanie Stiassny"7203Week 11Lesson 1Greek and Latin roots
(communication: gram, graph, scrib, script, dict, mit, voc, aud)
describe, description
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)Coming to the U.S.A.7404Week 11Lesson 1Greek and Latin roots
(communication: gram, graph, scrib, script, dict, mit, voc, aud)
vocabularyx
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Natural Hazards)Eruption!8203Week 11Lesson 2Greek and Latin roots
(action words: fract, rupt, sect, fac, port, struct)
erupt, eruption, erupting
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)
What's the Big Idea about Anthropology? : Understanding What Anthropologists Do
7803Week 11Lesson 3Greek and Latin roots
(related to people/relationships: mater, pater, anthro, auto, bio)
anthropology, biological
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3Geography and Global Connections (Human-Environment Interaction)
What's the Big Idea about Anthropology? : Studying Cultures
7803Week 11Lesson 3Greek and Latin roots
(related to people/relationships: mater, pater, anthro, auto, bio)
anthropology same word used multiple times
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3Geography and Global Connections (The World on a Map)Measuring Distance on a Map6904Week 11Lesson 4Greek and Latin Words
(related to measurement, distance: multi, micro, scope, meter/metr, therm, chron, hyper, hypo, tele)
kilometersame word used multiple times
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Earth and Space Science: Weather and Climate (Weather Patterns)Weather - An Introduction to Weather7004Week 11Lesson 4Greek and Latin Words
(related to measurement, distance: multi, micro, scope, meter/metr, therm, chron, hyper, hypo, tele)
thermometer, barometer
No words from this text appear in the word list for this lesson
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3Culture and History (Migration and Immigration)China Today - Confucius6203Week 11Lesson 5Greek and Latin roots
(good/bad/wrong: bene, mal, pseudo, dys)
benevolentx
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3Economics and Personal Finance (Financial Literacy)What Is a Budget?6602Week 11Lesson 5Greek and Latin roots
(good/bad/wrong: bene, mal, pseudo, dys)
benefitx