5th Grade Spelling List E-28

This spelling list has a series of words that are demonyms, such as: American, Portuguese, Mexican, European, Hispanic, Australian, Canadian, Asian, Italian, British, Cuban, Bolivian, Dutch, Chinese, African, Colombian, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Peruvian, Japanese, and German.

Here is a question worksheet for your students to use as they learn their spelling words. Answer questions about the spelling words, match the spelling word with the correct description, complete the sentences, and more.

Students will identify the spelling word in each sentence. If the word is misspelled, the students will spell the word correctly on the line provided. An answer key is included.

Fill this week's spelling words in the correct boxes based on the clues at the bottom of the page.

These spelling words are all scrambled. Can you rearrange the letters in the correct order to reveal each of your spelling words?

Find as many demonyms as possible in the word hunt puzzle.

Create your own word search by filling in the grid with this week's spelling words. See if a friend can solve your word search puzzle.

Practice your spelling words by writing each spelling word twice.

The words in Spelling Unit E-28 are all demonyms, otherwise known as nouns that describe the inhabitants of a particular country, state, or location. This activity involves students typing sentences for each of the twelve spelling words on this worksheet.

Your class can play spelling games with this set of printable flash cards.

Write out all of your spelling words for this week in alphabetical order.

Cut out each of the spelling words with scissors and use glue to attach them to the table in alphabetical order.

Students arrange the groups of spelling words into alphabetical order. An answer key is included.

Here is a spelling test template you can use with this week's spelling list.

Here is a list of twenty-five sentences you can read aloud to your students during this week's spelling test.

The fifth grade spelling master list is right here. View the words for any of the 30+ units in this series.