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Vocabulary Words:
Social Studies Vocabulary:
Spelling Words:
Create your own spelling list. Be creative! Make a list of unusual colors, animals, plants, etc.
Multi-Letter Phonograms:
| ea- ee, eh, ay |
ir- the er of birds |
ng (ring) |
ay- ay, 2 letter ay that we may use at the end of English words |
| or (cord) |
er- the er of winter |
sh- sh used at the beginning of a word, at the end of a syllable, but not at the beginning of any syllable after the ending -ship |
ai- ay, 2 letter ay that we may not use at the end of English words |
| wh (wheel) |
oy- oy that we may use at the end of english words |
ch- ch, k, sh |
ur- the er of hurts |
| ou- ow, oh, oo, uh |
oi- oy that we may not use at the end of english words |
aw- aw that we may use at the end of english words |
ee- double e always says e (she) |
| th- th (thing), th (this) |
ar (car) |
au- aw that we may not use at the end of english words |
oe- o (oh) that we may use at the end of English words |
| wor- the er of worm |
oo- oo (root), oo (look), oh |
dge- j, 3 letter j, used only after a single vowel that says a (hat), eh, i (igloo), o (hot), uh |
ow- ow, oh |
| oa- o (oh) that we may not use at the end of English words |
ck- k, 2 letter k used only after a single vowel that says a (hat), e (bet), i (hit), o (hot), u (duck) |
ay- ay, 2 letter ay that we may use at the end of English words |
igh- I (hi), 3 letter I (hi) |
| ui- oo, U (yoo) that we may not use at the end of English words |
ear- the er of search |
ey- A (they), E (key), i (valley) that we may use at the end of English words |
tch- ch, 3 letter ch; may be used after a single vowel that says a (hat), e (bet), i (hit), o (hot), u (duck) |
| kn- n, 2 letter n; used only at the beginning of a base word |
ti- sh, tall letter, sh; used at the beginning of any syllable after the first one |
ed- ed, d, t; past tense ending |
wr- r, two letter, r; used at the beginning of a base word |
Continue to look for multi-letter phonograms in words you encounter this summer.
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