Spelling Grade 6 - Bring It On!!

In this ongoing class, students that are spelling at a 6th-grade level will meet weekly to learn new spelling rules, important Greek/Latin roots, prefixes/suffixes, vocabulary, and practice by competing against other students with the game Kahoot.


Bring it On!!! Spelling Games - Level 6  word list will be attached to the classroom message center each Monday morning.  Our sessions will begin with a short mini-lesson that will introduce and demonstrate the new spelling rule for the week. This class is for students who want to learn, laugh, compete, and make new friends.  Students will leave class wanting more!!!!

Spelling Words are listed below if you would like to start studying before. 
Fall Semester 2022 - 
               Week of  August 29- Silent e - accommodate, accumulate, collaborate, demonstrate, elaborate, exaggerate, exercise, formulates, generate, grateful, gaze, envelope, educate, headache, mute, relieve, originate, paraphrase, persecute, prosecute, pollute, persuade, realize, reduce, remote, salute, waste, separate, separately, telephone

               Week of September 5 - final stable - example, capable, fossil, honorable, multiple, recycle, noticeable, muscle, novel, invisible, wrinkle, visible, struggle, unbelievable, vegetable, wrestle, marvel, inevitable, stifle, tangible, ample, excel, eligible, 

               Week of September 12- electricity, emergency, history, capacity, beautifully, beauty, liberty, noisy, policy, recently, satisfy, safety, scarcely, penalty, injury, rapidly, nationality, strategy, variety, vary, very, simply, separately, agony, clarity, economy, poverty, preliminary, priority, sanctuary

               Week of September 19-  tion & sion - combination, concentration, discussion, champion, conversation, cooperation, connection, constitution, decision, graduation, imagination, edition, instruction, invitation, location, intermission, pollution, selection, television, session, suggestion, innovation, legislation, migration, duration, negotiation, revolution, relation, completion, starvation

               Week of September 26- Prefixes - con & com - commune, community, conjunction, combine, conspire, confluence, contagious, comfortable, concern, complain, commend, commentary, compact, composure, concise, consent, consequence, conserve, conservation, conspicuous, constant, contaminate, context, continuous, controversy, convenient

               Week of October 3- Prefix ac - accept, accidentally, acquire, access, activity, accent, account 
                                               Suffix al & ial - global, logical, partial, special, especially, original, rural, personal, principal, official, legal, physical, cordial, jovial, literal, vital, appeal, beneficial, chronological, capital

               Week of October 10- Suffix ous - contagious, curious, dangerous, disastrous, radius, jealous, minus, serious, ingenious, genius, monotonous, tedious, repetitious, rigorous, treacherous, unanimous, anxious, boisterous, hazardous, wondrous, courageous, hilarious, nervous, fabulous, marvelous, miraculous

               Week of October 17- er, ar, & or - denominator, elevator, governor, exterior, equator employer, hangar, hanger, hunger, ignore, familiar, hamburger, calendar, manor, manner, lawyer, plumber, regular, manager, prefer, sailor, junior, senior, numerator, passenger, rumor, scissors, therefore, solar, tutor, superior, blunder, runner, professor

               Week of October 24- Suffix ment & Prefix re - element, encouragement, appointment, department, improvement, excitement, disagreement, replacement, requirement, supplement, argument, predicament, predict, merriment, government, regardless, rehearse, relief, remarkable, remind, replied, reply, resources, review

               Week of October 31- Greek & Latin Roots aud, auto, bene, pose, & dict - aud(Latin: to hear) audible, audience, audio, auditorium, auditory,--- auto(Greek: self) autobiography, autonomy, automatic---bene(Latin: good, well) benediction, benefactor, benevolent, benefit--- pose(Latin:to put) compose, composition, position, posture--- dict(Latin: to speak) - contradict, dictate, dictator, dictation, dictionary, predict

               Week of November 7- ture- culture, gesture, creature, mixture, pressure, temperature, adventure, departure, leisure ---graph(Latin, writing or printing) - telegraph, graphology, biography, geography, photograph, photographic ---- port(Latin: to carry) portable, transport, import, export, portage, porter, report

               Week of November 14- Suffixes -ant, ent, ance & -ence - abundant, allegiance, ambulance, ancient, appearance, audience, diligent, dissent, distance, efficient, entrance, evidence, excellent, experience, fragrance, importance, independence, influence, ingredient, meant, patient, performance, reluctant, prevent, resident, sentence, significant, subsequent, vibrant, violence
               Week of November 21 - Thanksgiving Break - No spelling Classes this week. 

               Week of November 28- Silent e & Schwa Vowels - anticipate, awe, creative, cultivate cumulative, deluge, deplete, desperate, designate, eclipse, elude, evolve, exclude, fuse, futile, hostile, immediate, medicine, minute, negative, objective, painstaking, positive, precise, prejudice, primitive, provoke, quote, refuge, routine

               Week of December 5-   Semester Review 

               Week of December 12- Fall Semester Assessment - Results will be shared with Parents. 


               Spring Spelling Words: TBA 


This game is best suited for children reading or spelling at the 6th-grade level. 

Materials Needed: kahoot app, extra device, paper, dry erase board, marker or pencil
Please have Kahoot downloaded to your device before class. 


Students will be taught decoding skills for prefixes, suffixes, Greek and Latin Root No worries!  If your child isn't familiar with decoding or encoding words, this class was created to teach students how to use these skills.



Be sure to sign up soon because this class will fill up quickly.