Week of 2026-04-20 — Elementary School

Overview

Week Start: April 20, 2026
Week End: April 26, 2026
Grade Level: K-6 (Elementary)
Focus: Simple, phonetic words with easy-to-understand meanings

Vocabulary List

1. Happy

Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Feeling or showing pleasure or joy Example: She felt happy when she opened her birthday presents. Pronunciation: HAP-ee

2. Jump

Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To push yourself up into the air using your legs Example: The frog will jump into the pond. Pronunciation: JUMP

3. Little

Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Small in size or amount Example: The little puppy wagged its tail when I petted it. Pronunciation: LIT-ul

4. Mountain

Part of Speech: Noun Definition: A very tall hill that rises high above the land Example: We hiked up the mountain and saw the whole valley below. Pronunciation: MOWN-tin

5. Night

Part of Speech: Noun Definition: The time when it is dark outside and most people sleep Example: At night, you can see the stars shining in the sky. Pronunciation: NYT

6. Play

Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To have fun and enjoy yourself doing an activity Example: The children like to play tag at recess. Pronunciation: PLAY

7. Quiet

Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Making no sound or very little sound Example: Please be quiet while the baby is sleeping. Pronunciation: KWA-eye-ut

8. Rainbow

Part of Speech: Noun Definition: A colorful arc in the sky that appears after rain Example: After the rain stopped, a beautiful rainbow appeared in the sky. Pronunciation: RAYN-boe

9. Sing

Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To make musical sounds with your voice Example: We sing songs together at church on Sunday. Pronunciation: SING

10. Wonder

Part of Speech: Verb / Noun Definition: To want to know or learn about something; a feeling of amazement Example: I wonder what the clouds look like from up high. Pronunciation: WUN-der

Progress

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Notes

This is the first elementary school word list. All words are simple, common, and mostly phonetic to help early readers practice sounding them out.