Ms. D. Hebert's Second Grade

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Spelling Words and Spelling Choices
To practice spelling words online visit:

http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/louisiana/students

Spelling Choices

Spelling is an important part of our Language Arts. The spelling lists are 
sent home on Mondays and our tests are on Thursdays. Students will now be 
able to select their own spelling homework, with parental guidance, from the 
spelling choices list. This list may be modified throughout the year. It may 
be beneficial to take a "pre-test" on Monday night to help determine with 
which words your child may need the most practice. The student will pick one 
assignment for Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Thursday 
night should be used to review the spelling words in preparation for the test 
on Friday. During class time, we will be practicing the words through 
different games and activities. Thank you for all of your support and 
cooperation.

Weekly Spelling Choices

1.Collage Words- Students cut out letters from magazines or newspapers to   
create their spelling words. Glue letters on a sheet of paper.
2.Spelling Puzzles – write the whole word on a card and then cut each letter.
3.Fancy Words – use different style fonts to type the words or write them 
fancy.
4.Dice Words – roll the dice and write the words that many times.
5.Computer Words- Type your words on the computer. Print the sheet and bring 
to class.
6.Color Words- Students write their words 3 times each and color all the 
vowels.
7.ABC Order Words- Students write their spelling words in alphabetical order 
by the first letter.  For more challenge, put in order by second letter.
8.Dictionary – Look up the word in the dictionary and write the definition.
9.Word Search – Type your spelling words in a word search and find them. You 
can use the website, puzzlemaker.com. You could also write your spelling 
words on a sheet of paper in a word search form and find them.
10.Silly Sentences- Students write silly sentences using their spelling words.
11.Sentence Writing- Write a sentence with each spelling word.
12.Story Words – Students use their words to write a story. Underline each 
spelling word.
13.Stair Step Words – Write the words letter by letter in a pyramid.
14.Telephone Words – translate your words into numbers from a telephone 
keypad.
15.Other Hand Words – write your words using the hand you don’t usually write 
with.
16.Pen Spelling – use a PEN to write your words 5 Times Each.

Practice spelling words online at these websites:
http://www.spellingcity.com/2html or 
http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/louisiana/students

Spelling Words

Spelling Words - Book 1

David's New Friends

has, wag, bad, six, will, sat, had, fix, him, if, can, hit, blue, even, study

Mister Putter & Tabby Pour the Tea

went, tell, pet, job, fog, not, tug, hut, tub, bun, fix, has, another, move, 
year

"Fighting the Fire"

bag, cap, ham, bake, ate, mad, back, cape, made, rake, fog, tug, different, 
number, other

Meet Rosina

did, fin, pick, nine, pipe, rip, mix, five, side, hike, cape, made, because, 
off, picture

My Name Is Yoon

box, fox, dog, lock, pot, cone, hope, rose, poke, rope, side, nine, America, 
world

The Tiny Seed

sun, duck, cup, dude, rule, bud, bump, cube, fume, rude, rose, hope, food, 
together, through

A Harbor Seal Pup Grows Up

slide, slips, dress, drop, skin, task, still, must, crisp, spell, cube, fume, 
below, own, city

A Trip to the Emergency Room

main, wait, sail, tail, train, jay, pay, stay, hay, may, must, spell, follow, 
paper, near

Farfallina & Marcel

light, sight, mind, cry, tie, high, wild, dry, try, lie, stay, wait, group, 
important, only

There's Nothing Like Baseball

grow, mow, crow, toe, goes, toast, soap, foam, told, most, light, mind, 
between, few, example

Head, Body, Legs: A Story from Liberia

eat, mean, need, baby, he, leaf, queen, seek, pony, we, foam, told, family, 
four, hear

Officer Buckle and Gloria

mule, bugle, fuse, use, flute, June, music, duke, tune, dune, pony, leaf, 
above, color, song

"Meet the Super Croc"

chest, chase, sheep, think, while, chill, shape, thing, white, wheat, mule, 
fuse, idea, often, second

The Alvin Ailey Kids: Dancing As a Team

each, teaching, teeth, wishbone, matching, which, path, fishing, watch, dish, 
white, chase, body, pretty, young

Click, Clack Moo: Cows That Type

screen, scream, scrape, stripe, struck, strict, sprain, spring, spruce, 
strap, path, wishbone, carry, talk, once

Spelling Words - Book 2

Splish! Splash! Animal Baths

part, start, park, farm, dark, sort, storm, short, for, horse, scream, 
stripe, area, money, piece

Goose's Story

clerk, herd, term, sir, skirt, stir, churn, burst, hurt, turn, start, storm, 
hours, problem, usually

A Way to Help Planet Earth

shook, stood, hook, brook, crook, soot, foot, could, should, would, clerk, 
stir, during, sure, whole

Super Storms

root, boot, suit, fruit, clue, glue, flew, new, shoe, canoe, crook, could, 
complete, measure, questions

Nutik, the Wolf Pup

pause, draw, launch, law, fault, jaw, fawn, hawk, raw, crawl, shoe, flew, 
door, remember, order

Dig, Wait, Listen: A Desert Toad's Tale

clown, growl, howl, brown, crown, round, loud, cloud, house, sound, pause, 
fault, listen, several, wind

Pushing Up the Sky

soil, oil, broil, moist, point, boil, toy, joy, soy, royal, crown, house, 
pulled, voice, travel

Columbus Explores New Lands

alone, ago, again, away, alike, agree, above, awake, idea, comma, noise, 
broil, finally, notice, morning

The Ugly Vegetables

knee, knife, knot, gnaw, sign, wrist, wren, thumb, lamb, debt, alone, idea, 
certain, field, hundred

The Moon

camp, cave, cent, face, girl, wagon, gift, gym, gem, germ, knot, wrist, 
against, true, half

Mice and Beans

cage, page, judge, lodge, large, barge, bulge, change, range, hinge, face, 
germ, among, decided, bought

Stirring Up Memories

star, shark, stare, care, rare, dare, hair, pair, chair, fair, range, judge, 
believe, material, built

Music of the Stone Age

near, dear, ear, deer, steer, queer, verb, perch, here, where, chair, care, 
heavy, system, region

African-American Inventors

more, tore, wore, store, oar, roar, board, port, north, fort, dear, here, 
building, machine, scientist

Babu's Song

fire, wire, hire, tire, drier, flier, crier, sure, cure, pure, north, wore, 
island, though, special

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