Penguin Chick
This week we have a mixed list of words which have a consonant between two vowels. The first pattern V/CV (where the vowel falls at the end of the syllable), the vowel says its long sound. For example, the word "pilot" is broken into the syllables pi/lot. The "i" is at the end of the syllable and says its long sound. The "o" is not at the end, so it says its short sound.
When a vowel is NOT at the end of a syllable, it says its short sound. For the words with the second pattern VC/V the vowels are not at the end of the syllable, so they will say their short sound. For example the word "wagon". We break the word into the syllables wag/on. Neither vowel is at the end, so they both say their short sound.
When a vowel is NOT at the end of a syllable, it says its short sound. For the words with the second pattern VC/V the vowels are not at the end of the syllable, so they will say their short sound. For example the word "wagon". We break the word into the syllables wag/on. Neither vowel is at the end, so they both say their short sound.
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Spelling Words:
1. camel 2. even 3. female 4. finish 5. focus 6. lemon 7. music 8. pilot 9. pupil 10.rapid |
11.robot
12.salad 13.silent 14.tulip 15.wagon Challenge Words 16.resident 17.spinach 18.climate 19.tradition 20.innocent |
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