Language art grade 3

Language Arts grade 3

By Joseph Manso

​Repeat new words with the teacher

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This summer we spent many evenings around the

.

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We caught

in the dusk.

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Mom and I baked

for the bake sale.

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Would you like some more

?

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Look both ways before using the

.

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Can you play

after school today?

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We made a

to frighten away the birds that were

eating the garden.

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Be careful not to slip when stepping out of the

.

​Ending Consonant Digraphs

​The digraphs sh, ch, th, and ph can come at the ends of words.

trash-punch-booth-graph

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Look at the pictures below. On the line, write the ending digraph that completes each picture’s name

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bru

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pea

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cou

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mou

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Replace the last two letters of each word in bold with the digraph sh, ch,

th, or ph. Write the new word you form on the line. It should match the

definition beside it.

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warm

to clean something

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pinto

to squeeze between two fingers

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money

part of a year; a period of 30 or 31 days

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grasp

a chart that shows a comparison

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sound

the opposite of north

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beans

the sandy area near an ocean or lake

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Complete each sentence below with a word from the box. Circle the digraph in the word.

1. When writing a paper, each

should contain

sentences that are about the same topic.

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The babies

water on their parents at the kiddie pool.

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A huge

from the maple tree snapped during the

ice storm.

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The

was the most common way of playing music

for more than 100 years

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For dinner, we ate grilled

, mashed potatoes, and

green beans.

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Angelina came in

at the National Spelling Bee.

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Read the paragraph below. Underline the eight words that end with the digraph ck, ng, or gh.

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Patricia Polacco has written dozens of picture books. Parts of her life

have been rough. For example, her parents got a divorce when she was

only three. Patricia had a learning disability and didn’t learn to read until

she was 14. Still, she loved to draw, and she never forgot to laugh. Looking

back on her life, Patricia says that spending time with her grandparents

was very important. She learned the art of storytelling by listening to them.

​Silent Consonants