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From:	TSMama24 (65.1.235.232)
Subject:	Word Lists for Childrens' Literature
Date:	April 21, 2008 at 10:10 am PST

We use spellingcity.com to learn and practice our homemade spelling/word lists. I have entered a bunch of word lists recently having to do with childrens' literature. You can feel free to head over to Spellingcity and use any of these lists for yourself, by just searching the book by name under "find a list", or you can search by my name, "Kerry Jones" and you can see all my lists at once. Spellingcity teaches you each word list with a real human voice, and lets you play games with your chosen words, then provides an opportunity to test yourself on the words. It's a cool site, and we use it a lot. Here are the lists of words I've added:

Great Books For Grades 1-3
Amber Brown Is Not A Crayon
Anansi the Spider
Bread, Bread, Bread
Chicken Soup With Rice
Courage of Sarah Noble
Dancing With Indians
Duke Ellington
Growing Vegetable Soup
House Mouse, Senate Mouse
How Dogs Really Work
If You Made A Million
Kate Heads West
Stellaluna
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
The Popcorn Book
Snake's Mistake
On The Day You Were Born
Owl Eyes
Whale Is Stuck
The Wind Blew


Great Books For Grades 4-6
Coming To America
If You Were There In 1776
We Are Witnesses
The Big Storm
Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt
Sadako
The Tree That Would Not Die
Walk Two Moons
Thundercake
Sign of the Beaver
Lyddie


Classic Literature
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Call of the Wild
Canterbury Tales
David Copperfield
Diary of Anne Frank
Frankenstein
Gulliver's Travels
Kidnapped
Old Yeller
Pride and Prejudice
Red Badge of Courage
The Prince and the Pauper
The Scarlet Letter
To Kill A Mockingbird
Treasure Island
Wuthering Heights

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