Unit 7

Glued Sounds /ang/, /ing/, /ong/, /ung/, /ank/, /ink/, /onk/ and /unk/

Focus

These are the following skills and concepts students will be focusing on:

- - Glued sounds ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, and unk

Letter-Keyword-Sounds Cards

In this unit students will learn about new glued sounds. These sounds are "glued" together and are not separated when tapped out.

Sometimes students have difficulty hearing the difference between the sounds ong/ung and onk/unk. Repetition and practice can help!

Helpful Videos

Glued sounds ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk

Practice Words & How to Mark Them

Practice Words:

bang
ring
sang
long
song
lung
king
wing
hang
fang
hung

think
junk
rink
stink
thank
tank
chunk
dunk
link
bonk
sank
pink
sings

Trick Words

Remember many of these words do NOT follow spelling rules and so cannot follow our spelling words procedure. The trick words are:

why
by
my
try
put
two
too
very
also
some
come

Sentences

Remember to continue to practice the spelling word procedure when spelling these words. Students should first complete the procedure and then add symbols.

In this unit we are going to continue practicing using punctuation and marking words. We circle sight words, box glued sounds, put a star above bonus letters and underline a base word, circle the suffix and box each of the glued sounds. Below is an example of a sentence using all of our new sentence markers:

Practice Sentences:

Thank dad for the gum.
Put the cash in the bank.
Ed sank two shots to win.
His ship sank in the bath tub.
He had the top bunk for his nap.
The wings on the bug are pink.

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