3rd Grade Word Study List #2

Study Notes

Consonant l-e syllables involve words ending with a consonant followed by 'le', creating a unique sound pattern.
Final e syllables include a vowel followed by a consonant and an 'e'; the final 'e' is silent but influences the vowel sound.
Open syllables end with a vowel, allowing for long vowel sounds, while closed syllables end with a consonant, producing short vowel sounds.

Candle: a common household object that provides light.
Cable: a strong, thick wire used for transmitting electricity or data.
Giggle: a light, silly laugh often associated with joy or amusement.
Drizzle: light rain falling in very fine drops.
Sparkle: emit or reflect light in small flashes; to shine brightly.
Wrinkle: a small line or fold in something, especially fabric or skin.
Confuse: to cause someone to be unclear or perplexed.
Invite: an appeal to someone to attend an event or gathering.
Wildlife: all living things and animals in their natural environments.
Explode: to burst or break apart violently, often releasing energy.
Napkin: a piece of cloth or paper used for wiping the mouth and hands while eating.
Dentist: a professional who specializes in oral health and teeth care.
Rabbit: a small mammal known for its long ears and fast reproduction.
Clock: a device used to measure and indicate time.
Tent: a portable shelter made of cloth, often used for camping.
Basic: fundamental or essential; the foundational level of knowledge.
Final: the last or concluding part of something.
Robot: a machine capable of carrying out a series of actions automatically.
Repair: to fix or restore something that is damaged or broken.
Humid: characterizing an atmosphere with a high level of moisture or dampness.