Spelling List D-12

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Lots of children are playing at the park today. The bakery has fresh loaves of bread for sale. The boy scouts received new compasses for their camping trip. Tina learned how to make tiny stitches in the fabric. Mr. Vanderbilt cut the watermelon into two halves. We are going to have baked potatoes for dinner tonight. Brady's mom bought a new set of drinking glasses from the store. It looks like the clothing boutique is having a sale on scarves this week. Daniel likes to see the wolves at the local wildlife sanctuary. Heather keeps all of her sketches in a special art journal. Greg's family saw the active volcanoes on Hawaii's big island during their vacation. Sophie's grandma sewed patches onto Sophie's favorite teddy bear. You can buy your tickets from the women at the ticket counter. Susan’s dad was flipping through the summer catalog, looking at sandboxes. How many zeroes are in the number ten thousand? A pair of foxes is living along the riverbank by Esther's house. Joseph must rake the leaves in the yard before he can play football with his friends. The main character in a book should have strengths as well as weaknesses. Janine received a new set of paint brushes for her birthday. Which character traits make the best storybook heroes? “Make sure you split the last piece of pie equally ,” their mom told them. This summer, Hillary plans to succeed in completing a half marathon. Darlene was late for the meeting because there was a lot of traffic. In this exercise, you'll need to decide where to put the parentheses in each sentence. Mosquitoes buzzed around our campfire.