Spelling Sort 4 Hungry

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Spelling Sort 4Hungry

• Hungry in need of food.
• Bill is hungrier than Fred.
• Janet is the hungriest girl in the class.

2
Fancy

• Fancy to be very dressed up and rich looking.
• Lisa dresses fancier than Tammy.
• Sunny is the fanciest dressed girl in the class.

3
Dull

• Dull - boring and lacks excitement or color.
• Reading is duller than math.
• Writing is the dullest subject in school.

4
Strange

• Strange weird or out of the ordinary.
• Orange snakes are stranger than green ones.
• Two headed snakes are the strangest snakes of all.

5
Harsh

• Harsh - barely able to stand the conditions.
• Summer is a harsher season than spring.
• Winter is the harshest season.

6
Quiet

• Quiet not making a sound.
• Katie was quieter than Bill in the library.
• Sally was the quietest of all the students in the
  library.

7
Loud

• Loud sounds that can be heard far away and may
  hurt your ears.
• The concert was louder than the crickets.
• The thunderstorm was the loudest sound we heard
  outside.

8
Early

• Early occurring ahead of the appointed time.
• Mrs. Bryant arrived earlier than Mrs. Collins.
• Mr. Stone was the earliest teacher to arrive at
  school.

9
Tricky

• Tricky to deceive someone.
• The magician is trickier than me.
• The spider was the trickiest animal of all.

10
Clean

• Clean to not have any dirt or mess.
• Mrs. Brazells classroom is cleaner than Mr.
  Benzins.
• Mrs. Arthurs classroom is the cleanest of all
  the classrooms.

11
Busy

• Busy to have more to do than you have time to
  do it.
• The policeman was busier than the factory worker.
• The secretary was the busiest worker of all.

12
Shiny

• Shiny to appear bright.
• Gold is shinier than bronze.
• Diamonds are the shiniest jewels of all.