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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 271–280 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
271speakverbGrade 3 high-utility word1. tala 2. prata 3. snackaPlease speak clearly so everyone can hear the directions.
272capenounGrade 3 high-utility wordkapThe actor wore a red cape in the superhero play.
273pailnounGrade 3 high-utility wordspannWe filled the pail with sand to build a castle.
274oatsnounGrade 3 high-utility wordhavreWarm oats with apple slices made a filling breakfast.
275stovenounGrade 3 high-utility wordspisAn adult heated the soup on the stove.
276paintverbGrade 3 high-utility word1. färg 2. målarfärgWe will paint the wooden birdhouse bright yellow.
277toastnounGrade 3 high-utility wordskålI spread strawberry jam on my toast.
278realadjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordrealThe dinosaur bones in the museum are real fossils.
279voteverbGrade 3 high-utility wordvotEach student may vote for one field-trip destination.
280straightadjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordstegeUse the ruler to draw a straight line.

Vocabulary reading and practice

A Cape for the Vote

Reading practice for pages 28–30. Five relevant words are highlighted.

English reading

For the school play, June wears a cape and stands straight onstage. She must speak as a queen asking citizens to vote. The scene is not real, but the audience understands why every voice matters.

Swedish translation

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Reading comprehension

1. What does June wear?

June wears a cape.

2. What does the queen ask citizens to do?

She asks citizens to vote.

3. Is the scene real?

No, the scene is part of a play.

Vocabulary quiz

Choose the dictionary equivalent for each of 5 selected words.

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