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Business is Looking Up

Business is Looking Up. Spelling this week!. n a p k i n. n a pk i n. c a n n o t. c a nn o t. d e n t i st. d e nt i st. e x p e r t. e xp e r t. st e n c i l. st e nc i l. cr e d i t. cr e d i t. e ch o. e ch o. t o p s oi l. t o ps oi l. pr o g r e ss.

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Business is Looking Up

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  1. Business is Looking Up

  2. Spelling this week!

  3. nap kin • napkin

  4. can not • cannot

  5. den tist • dentist

  6. ex pert • expert

  7. sten cil • stencil

  8. cred it • credit

  9. ech o • echo

  10. top soil • topsoil

  11. prog ress • progress

  12. prod uct • product

  13. com ment • comment

  14. sug gest • suggest

  15. prin cess • princess

  16. in fect • infect

  17. with in • within

  18. bar gain • bargain

  19. gla cier • glacier

  20. re wind • rewind

  21. pre dict • predict

  22. joy ful • joyful

  23. Vocabulary this week!

  24. advertising • Telling the public you are selling something Mr. Smith helped the two young boys advertise their cards.

  25. product • Something that is made and sold. People can buy or sell products on Ebay.

  26. investment • Use of money to gain a profit The men used their investment to buy paper, paints, and markers.

  27. design • A picture or pattern They used stencils to create their design.

  28. sound • sensible He told the boys that their idea was “a sound idea”.

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