Spelling
Spell the word that means "to go from one place to another."
What is t-r-a-v-e-l?
This word means "empty or clean; you can see through it."
What is clear?
Mr. Wilson used his new shovel to _______ the snow from the sidewalk.
What is clear?
Which word is a synonym for "to go someplace"?
(A) leap (B) travel (C) clear (D) deep
What is travel?
What is the antonym of "clear" when meaning "empty or clean"?
What is dirty?
Spell the word that means "more than is needed."
What is e-x-c-e-s-s?
This word means "something that happens by mistake and can hurt someone."
What is accident?
Dina had to _______ to her dad’s house each weekend. She took the train there.
What is travel?
Which word is a synonym for "clean or new"?
(A) fresh (B) wise (C) aware (D) excess
What is fresh?
What is the antonym of "deep" when referring to how far down something goes?
What is shallow?
Spell the word that means "a big jump."
What is l-e-a-p?
This adjective describes something that goes a long way down.
What is deep?
The kids dug a very _______ hole in the backyard and buried the treasure.
What is deep?
Which word means the same as "big jump"?
(A) travel (B) excess (C) leap (D) clear
What is leap?
What is the antonym of "fresh" when referring to food or items?
What is stale?
Spell the word that means "very clean or new."
What is f-r-e-s-h?
This word means "smart; shows good sense."
What is wise?
Not many people are _______ of how hard it is to work on a farm.
What is aware?
Which word is a synonym for "smart"?
(A) fresh (B) accident (C) wise (D) deep
What is wise?
What is the antonym of "aware" when referring to paying attention?
What is unaware or oblivious?
Spell the word that means "to know what is going on around you."
What is a-w-a-r-e?
This noun/adjective describes having more than needed or allowed.
What is excess?
My mom wasn’t paying attention. She ran the red light by _______.
What is accident?
Which word best matches "more than is needed"?
(A) aware (B) excess (C) clear (D) travel
What is excess?
What is the antonym of "wise" when referring to decision-making?
What is foolish?