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Unit 5 Spelling Words. Compound Words Airplane Daytime Birthday Daylight Hairdo Notebook Birdhouse Barefoot Headlight Sometime Someone Newspaper Sidewalks.

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1 Unit 5 Spelling Words

2 Compound Words Airplane Daytime Birthday Daylight Hairdo Notebook Birdhouse Barefoot Headlight Sometime Someone Newspaper Sidewalks Basketball Stagecoach Age City Gentle Somebody handwriting

3 Y to I Ending Words Tries Tried Trying Dries Dried Drying Hurries Hurried Hurrying Studies Studying Plays Played Playing Birthday Birdhouse Someone Obeyed Worrying

4 Closed Syllables Basket Rabbit Napkin Letter Invite Bedtime Mammal Number Fellow Chapter Follow Problem Chicken Butter Sunday Tried Studies Drying Splendid Complete

5 Inflectional Endings Names Named Naming Hopes Hoped Hoping Dances Danced Dancing Drops Dropped Dropping Wraps Wrapped Wrapping Chapter Number Problem Driving Traded

6 Open Syllables Pilot Diner Tiger Favor Lemon Planet Model Shady Robot Tiny Label Cozy Silent Spider Frozen Named Dropping Traded Melon Stomach

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