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    This document provides a word work contract focusing on the suffix -est. It defines -est as meaning most or best when comparing three or more things. It then lists 10 words containing the suffix -est along with their definitions. The assignments section lists 8 options for students to complete each night to practice these words and be tested on them on Friday.

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    This document provides a word work contract focusing on the suffix -est. It defines -est as meaning most or best when comparing three or more things. It then lists 10 words containing the suffix -est along with their definitions. The assignments section lists 8 options for students to complete each night to practice these words and be tested on them on Friday.

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    This document provides a word work contract focusing on the suffix -est. It defines -est as meaning most or best when comparing three or more things. It then lists 10 words containing the suffix -est along with their definitions. The assignments section lists 8 options for students to complete each night to practice these words and be tested on them on Friday.

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    Name : ____________________

    Word Work Contract: Week 14


    This week we are focusing on the suffix -est. A suffix is a word part that comes at the end of
    a root/base word. -Est is a suffix meaning most or best, when comparing three or more things.

    Words:
    shortest
    tallest
    heaviest
    lightest
    smartest
    straightest
    noisiest
    greatest
    youngest
    busiest

    Definitions
    A person who is shorter than two or more other people.
    A person who is taller than two or more other people.
    A person who weighs more than two or more others.
    A person who weighs less than two or more others.
    A person who is brighter than two or more others.
    Something that is straighter than two or more things.
    Something that is louder than two or more things.
    Something that is worth the most out of a group of two or more.
    Someone who is younger than a group of two or more.
    Someone who is busier than a group of two or more.

    Assignments: Pick one of the following to complete each night. You will be tested on Friday.

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.

    7.
    8.

    Choose 5 of your -est words and write a sentence using each word correctly. A good 3 rd
    grade sentence has 5-8 words and begins with a capital letter and ends with punctuation.
    Story time! Use all your spelling words to create a story. Write your spelling word in
    BOLD print!
    Have a parent or older sibling give you a practice test and have them sign it. You will be
    expected to know the meaning of the word.
    Write each word in alphabetical order and draw a quick picture next to each word to
    show its meaning.
    Type your list 4 times on a computer, with each list typed in a different/fun font. Print
    it out and turn it in!
    Word Pyramids for all your spelling words. Start with the first letter of the word on the
    top line. Add the next letter and put the first two letters on the second line. Keep going
    from there.
    Write your words with something unique (ex. Shaving cream, spaghetti, salt, etc.) and
    take a picture. Please email to your teacher! DO NOT bring it to school.
    Make a T Chart and write your spelling words down one column. On the other column,
    write the root word (without est) for the spelling word on the left. BE CAREFUL! When
    you get rid of est for some words, the root words spelling changes ;)

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