Spelling Lesson 10 Spelling the /s/ and /j/ Sounds ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography Spelling Tip The /s/ sound is spelled c before e or i. The /j/ sound is spelled g before e or i.

Write the words Write the Core Words in which the /s/ sound is spelled c. Circle the word that spells the /s/ sound two ways Write the Core Words in which the /j/ sound is spelled with a g Write the Challenge Words. Circle the letters that spell the /s/ and /j/ sounds. ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography

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1-2. Two words that name animals 3. A type of fruit tree 4. An evergreen tree known for its good smelling wood 5. Affecting everyone, or an army officer 6. A member of a country 7-8. Two things you eat 9. The word that names a building material 10. The word that names part of a room 11. A closed curved line 12. A valuable rock ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography Write the Core Words that fit the descriptions. Find and Write

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ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography Some words have more than one meaning. Look up the underlined Core Word below in a dictionary. Write the meaning for the word used in the sentence. Use the Dictionary 18.Jane stood in the center of the room. 19.The gerbil was the center of attention. 20.Let’s go to the shopping center.

ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography Sometimes inventions make life easier. Sometimes inventions can go wrong! Write a story about an invention that did not work. Use at least four Core Words from this lesson.

ceiling giraffe citizen gem citrus circle cereal genius celery certain gerbil cement center general cedar century cymbals genuine cinnamon geography Here is a draft of one student’s story. Find four misspelled words and write them correctly. Two periods were not put in at the ends of sentences. Copy the story and correct all errors.