January12-16

Spelling January 12-16 RED WORDS: amateur analyze appreciate athletic awkward Spelling Rule: //ff-ll-ss-zz// *Words of one syllable ending in f, l, or s usually end in double ff, ll, or ss. “Double, F, L, or S after one short vowel at the end of a one-syllable word” Examples: cliff off sniff staff ball skull small well dress mass fuzz Exceptions: if as his thus of gas this chef has us elf was bus clef yes pus pal is plus

// ff, ll, ss, zz // Spelling Rule “Double F, L, S, and z after one short vowel at the end of a one-syllable word”  __ ff __ bluff buff cliff cuff doff fluff gruff huff muff off puff scoff scuff skiff sniff snuff staff stiff stuff whiff __ ll __ ball sill bell skill bill skull bull small cell smell chill spell dill spill doll squall drill stall dull still fall stroll fell swell fill swill frill tell gill thrill grill till gull trill hall wall hill well hull will kill yell knoll ill lull mill mull pill quill roll scroll sell shell shrill __ s and z __ bass bless bliss boss brass chess class crass cross dress floss glass grass hiss less mass mess miss muss pass press stress toss jazz whizz fizz razz