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English Vocabulary · Grade 3 Live Review Preview

3rd Grade Vocabulary Words

This Grade 3 beta list builds from high-frequency reading vocabulary, test-question language, and useful tier-two words. Definitions and examples are original learner-facing drafts for teacher review.

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Words 111–120 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
111risknounGrade 3 high-utility wordriskClimbing without safety gear is a serious risk.
112scatterverbGrade 3 high-utility word1. skingra 2. strö 3. beströA sudden noise made the pigeons scatter across the square.
113schedulenounGrade 3 high-utility word1. schema 2. tidsschemaThe bus schedule shows a stop at eight o'clock.
114sensitiveadjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordkänsligMy eyes are sensitive to bright sunlight.
115signalnounGrade 3 high-utility wordsignalThe flashing light is a signal for drivers to stop.
116solutionnounGrade 3 high-utility word1. lösning 2. lakeBuilding a small bridge was our solution to crossing the stream.
117spoilverbGrade 3 high-utility wordbyteLeaving milk in the sun will spoil it.
118starveverbGrade 3 high-utility wordsvältaWithout stored nuts, the squirrels could starve during winter.
119steerverbGrade 3 high-utility word1. styra 2. ledaUse both hands to steer the bicycle around the corner.
120suitableadjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordlämpligThese sturdy boots are suitable for a muddy hike.

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