1. Spelling Tic Tac Toe Homework
Name: ___________________________ th Grade
Spelling Tic Tac Toe Homework
Directions: Use this sheet to choose 3 activities to complete for your spelling homework each week. You will turn all three activities in on Friday!
Pictionary
Write each word and draw a picture or symbol to represent it.
3X Each
Write each of your spelling words 3 times each.
Blue Vowels
Write each of your words. Use a blue crayon or colored pencil to write the vowels in each word.
Other Handed
If you are right handed, write your spelling words with your left hand. If you are left handed, write them with your right hand.
Practice Test
Take a practice test. Have an adult call out your words to you. Check your practice test and correct any missed words, 3X Each.
Fancy Letters
Write your spelling words. Then write them again using fancy letters.
Pyramid Words
Write your spelling words in a pyramid shape. T Th
The
Them
That’s an Order!
Put your words in alphabetical order.
Consonant Circle
Write each of your spelling words in a list. Then go back and circle all of the consonants.

2. WEEK 4
WEEK 5
WEEK 6
Commonly Confused
Commonly Confused
Silent & Sounded Consonants
board
bored
witch
which
fourth
forth
buy
proceed
precede
assistance
assistants
choose
chose
their
there
touch
you’re
joined
trouble
equal
Challenge: trickster, composite, mixture, representative, impressive
ounce
sprawl
launch
loyal
avoid
basketball
haunt
scowl
naughty
saucer
pounce
poison
auction
coward
awkward
itself
else
yourself
suppose
woman
Challenge: parentheses, equation, properties, exploration, challenge
tide
tidal
social
society
examines
examination
medical
medication
microscope
microscopically
survive
survival
nature
natural
conservation
women
garden
caught
increase
uncle
Challenge: memoir, estimation, friction, grievance
Sentences:
1. The assistants will choose their own race.
2. The witch will touch the pot and get in trouble
1. The naughty coward did poison the man.
2. Suppose you, yourself, were the woman that fell.
1. The doctor examines the microscope to increase its accuracy.
2. The women caught a fish to survive in that society.

3. Challenge: realistic, decimals, reliability, boycott, sparse restore
Oct 16-20
Oct 23-27
Oct 30- Nov 3
WEEK 7
WEEK 8
WEEK 9
Commonly Confused
Consonant Changes
Latin Roots
then
than
here
hear
knew
new
through
though
thought
bared
bear
we’re
were
where
wear
major
loud
consider
stream
science
Challenge: realistic, decimals, reliability, boycott, sparse
restore
restoration
elevate
elevation
special
specialty
subtract
subtraction
protect
protection
habitat
habitation
migrate
migration
isolation
trade
expect
won’t
position
necessary
Challenge: dialogue, rational, circuit, militia, blizzard
eject
import
project
contradict
inspection
interrupt
subject
report
prospect
diction
bankrupt
inscribe
retrospect
scribble
describing
process
cattle
rich
tied
spread
Challenge words: characters, compatible, electric, citizenship, suffocate
Sentences:
1. Where is the new stream the bear uses to fish?
2. He thought he should wear headphones through the loud concert.
1. For the animal’s protection, it is important to protect the animal’s habitat.
2. The restoration project won’t change the bird’s special migration path.
1. The cattle project went bankrupt.
2. The teacher’s prospect will interrupt and contradict you if you scribble.

4. Nov 6-10
Nov 13-17
Nov 27- Dec 01
WEEK 10
WEEK 11
WEEK 12
Latin Suffixes
Latin Suffixes
Greek Roots
insulation
information
vocalization
fortunately
banishment
immediately
suddenly
amazement
murky
solitary
relative
sensitive
totally
civilization
entertainment
whose
students
human
please
feeling
Challenge Words: drama, dividend, mechanical, compromise, identical
laughable
collectible
comfortable
reversible
honorable
portable
persistence
audience
acceptance
favorable
disappearance
electricity
royalty
cruelty
frailty
provide
doctor
supply
corner
insects
Challenge: persuasive, divisor, biofuels, national, reliable
telegraph
graphics
autographs
kilometer
biographer
antifreeze
graphite
antibiotic
photosphere
microbe
antidote
antisocial
telecast
telepathic
decimeter
crowd
repeated
wasn’t
silent
exciting
Challenge: analogy, numerator, geothermal, nationalism, slither
Sentences:
1. Suddenly, the students stood in amazement at the beautiful vocalization.
2. My solitary wish is to provide amazing entertainment to the human population.
1. The honorable doctor will provide care to royalty.
2. The insects and their persistence resulted in the disappearance of the plants.
1. The biographer talked to the crowd about the exciting autographs.
2. The antidote wasn’t stopping the microbe from the poison.