Spelling List 1

1. Words we use to identify people, places, things, or ideas.
4. A letter in the alphabet that is not a vowel (like A, E, I, O, U); it sounds different from vowels.
6. In the space that separates two things or people; in the middle.
7. Made of many thin, thread-like parts; often used to describe roots or materials.
8. A word or symbol that represents a quantity or an amount.
12. Having sections that can bend or move; like a door hinge or an insect’s legs.
15. The stage in a plant's life when it produces flowers.
16. An adverb that means later than a certain time or event.
17. Having a pattern or shape like a net; often seen in some leaves or plant structures.
18. Tiny cells produced by some plants and fungi that can grow into new plants under the right conditions.

1. Symbols that represent numbers, like 1, 2, and 3.
2. A type of plant that has only one seed leaf, like grass and lilies.
3. Moving or looking in the direction that is ahead; towards the front.
5. The green parts of a plant that grow from the stem and help in making food through sunlight.
6. To mix different things together until they become one.
9. Moving or looking in the direction that is opposite to the front.
10. To find out how many there are of something by putting them in order or saying numbers.
11. An adverb that means earlier than a certain time or event.
13. Coming immediately after something in time, order, or position.
14. A type of plant that has two seed leaves, like beans and sunflowers.