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Spelling this week!

Spelling this week!. Pattern study. Rules for ge and -dge. ge says /j/: ge. - dge follows a short vowel in a one syllable word. age says /ij/: age. b a dge. we dge. he dge. e dge. lo dge. do dge. bri dge. fu dge. ju dge. dam age. garb age. pack age. lugg age. go r ge.

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Spelling this week!

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  1. Spelling this week!

  2. Pattern study Rules for ge and -dge • ge says /j/: • ge -dge follows a short vowel in a one syllable word. • age says /ij/: • age

  3. badge

  4. wedge

  5. hedge

  6. edge

  7. lodge

  8. dodge

  9. bridge

  10. fudge

  11. judge

  12. damage

  13. garbage

  14. package

  15. luggage

  16. gorge

  17. image

  18. cottage

  19. voyage

  20. sausage

  21. cabbage

  22. manage

  23. Vocabulary this week!

  24. gorge A deep narrow passage with steep rocky sides; a ravine. The train conductor could see nothing but rock outside his window, while driving through the gorge.

  25. enchained • Being held captive In the game, the girl was enchained to the chair.

  26. Herb medicine • A medicine made from plants. Some herbal medicines are believed to prevent disease and strengthen your body.

  27. poultice • a soft medicated mass spread on cloth and applied to sores. The poultice pad contains a mild antiseptic (boric acid) to promote faster healing.

  28. Hot water is poured over the poultice. It's ready to use when warm on the back of the hand. The poultice is then applied. pre-shaped ones such as this make the job easier. Bandage the foot in a figure-of-eight pattern to keep the poultice in place.

  29. lull • Making someone comfortable (soothing and restful) The mother’s humming lulled the child into a relaxed state.

  30. compare • To show likenesses and differences. Please compare the city of LaMoure to the town of Fullerton.

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