Students have practiced the spelling words twice in class, and they should know both the spelling and meaning of each word. Here are the words they should be familiar with:

• Clip: A small object used to hold things together, like paper clips.
• Clap: To strike your hands together to make a sound, usually to show happiness or appreciation.
• Clog: A type of shoe, or something that blocks or stops up a space, like a sink.
• Clasp: A device used to fasten things together, like on a necklace or a bag.
• Cloud: A fluffy mass of water vapor floating in the sky.
• Clean: When something is free from dirt or mess.
• Climb: To go up something, like a ladder or a tree.
• Clunky: Something that is heavy, awkward, or not smooth.
• Bend: To change the shape of something by making it curve.
• Fend: To protect yourself from something or keep it away.
• Vest: A type of clothing worn on the upper body, like a sleeveless shirt or a jacket without sleeves.
• Tent: A portable shelter made of fabric, used for camping.
• Spent: When you use up something, like money or energy, or when something is finished.
• Wreck: To destroy or damage something badly.
• Reflect: To think carefully about something, or when light bounces off a surface like a mirror.