Second Grade Mcgraw Hill Wonders Reading Plans
Vocabulary Words
available on Wonders Second Grade CD
Calendar week 1
brawl
blueish
both
even
for
assist
put
there
why
yellow
Plural Nouns: -due south, -es
Vocabulary Verse form:
"Why?"
Calendar week two
could
find
funny
green
how
little
one
or
encounter
sounds
Inflectional Endings: -s, -es
Vocabulary Poem:
"Merely a Dream?"
Week 3
boy
by
girl
he
hither
she
small-scale
want
were
what
2 letter blends: (r, s, t, l)
Vocabulary Poem:
"Who Knows?"
Week 4
another
washed
into
move
now
evidence
besides
h2o
year
your
Inflectional Endings: -ed, -ing
Vocabulary Poem:
"I Gave My Dad
Some other Tie!"
Week five
all
any
goes
new
number
other
right
says
understands
piece of work
Vocabulary Poem:
"Have a Number!"
Week ane
because
cold
family
friends
have
know
off
moving-picture show
schoolhouse
took
Doubling Final Consonants;
Drib Concluding east: -ed, -ing
Vocabulary Poem:
"It's Picture Twenty-four hours!"
Week 2
change
cheer
fall
five
wait
open up
should
their
won
yes
Vocabulary Verse form:
"Three Cheers for
the Team!"
Week 3
almost
buy
food
out
pull
saw
sky
direct
under
wash
Soft Cc Book of Words and Pictures
Soft Gg Book of Words and Pictures
Vocabulary Poem:
"This is the Way We Launder Our Clothes"
infant
early
eight
isn't
larn
vii
showtime
these
try
walk
Suffixes: -ful, -less
Vocabulary Verse form:
"Continue Out!"
Calendar week 5
bird
far
field
flower
grow
leaves
light
orangish
set up
until
Vocabulary Poem:
"Set up for Fall?"
Calendar week 1
about
around
expert
slap-up
thought
often
part
2nd
2
world
ay Set
Contractions with 'south, 're, 'll, 've
Vocabulary Verse form:
"Non a Good Idea!"
Calendar week two
also
apart
brainstorm
either
hundred
over
places
those
which
without
ie Set
y Set
Vocabulary Verse form:
"Let's Go!"
Week three
better
group
long
more
merely
our
started
three
who
won't
ow Set
Contractions with non
Vocabulary Poem:
"Play a joke on or Treat!"
Week four
subsequently
before
every
few
first
hear
hurt
old
special
would
eat Set
ee Ready
eed Ready
eep Prepare
eet Prepare
y as an e Set
-s, -es
Vocabulary Poem:
"My Dad"
Week 5
America
beautiful
began
climbed
come
country
didn't
give
live
turned
ew Gear up
ude Prepare
utilize Set
ute Set
Comparative Endings: -er, -est
Vocabulary Poem:
"America, the Beautiful"
Week ane
below
colors
don't
downwardly
consume
many
morning
slumber
through
very
wr, kn, gn, mb
Silent Alphabetic character: wr Prepare
Vocabulary Poem:
"Sleepyhead!"
Week 2
animal
away
building
found
from
Saturday
thought
today
toward
watch
er, ir, ur, or
er Fix
ir Set
ur Set
or Set
Vocabulary Poem:
"It'south Saturday!"
Week iii
ago
acquit
certain
everyone
heavy
outside
people
problem
together
warm
or, ore, oar, ar
ore Set
ar Set
Vocabulary Poem:
Some Things Go Together!
Week 4
again
behind
optics
gone
happened
house
inside
neither
stood
immature
eer, ere, ear
Vocabulary Poem:
Inside? Outside?
Vocabulary Poem:
Behind!
Calendar week five
amidst
bought
knew
never
once
soon
deplorable
talk
bear upon
upon
are, air air Ready
Vocabulary Verse form:
Ring Those Bells!
Week 1
answer
been
body
build
had
heard
minutes
myself
pretty
pushed
ow Prepare
Irregular Plurals
Vocabulary Poem:
The Reply is . . .
Calendar week two
brought
busy
else
happy
I'll
laugh
love
mayhap
please
several
oy and oi Gear up
Vocabulary Poem:Busy Bees
Week iii
air
along
always
draw
during
ever
meant
nothing
story
won't
Contractions with not
Vocabulary Verse form:
I Thought I Saw an Outlaw!
Calendar week 4
city
begetter
mother
o'clock
own
questions
read
searching
sure
though
Vocabulary Poem:
It's a Dirty Sock!
Calendar week v
anything
children
everybody
instead
newspaper
person
voice
whole
woman
words
Santa's Coming! Vocabulary Poem:
The Wall of Fame
Week 1
door
front
order
probably
remember
someone
tomorrow
what'south
worry
yesterday
I've Been Working on My Pasta
Week ii
alone
became
abreast
iv
hello
large
find
round
suppose
surprised
Prefixes/Suffixes
Suffix Urban center
(Set)
What is Next, Suffix?
Vocabulary Poem:
Critter Conversation
Week 3
to a higher place
brother
follow
listen
calendar month
soft
something
song
who's
wind
"My Brother
Wants to Buy a Car"
Week four
confronting
anymore
complete
enough
river
rough
sometimes
stranger
terrible
window
Comparative Endings: -er, -est (with spelling changes)
Vocabulary Poem:
Rock! Paper! Scissors!
Week 5
afternoon
alee
anyone
everything
pretended
scientist
somehow
throughout
trouble
wherever
Vocabulary Poem:
Everything Grows!
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