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    This document provides examples of words containing short "o" and long "o" sounds. Words like "mop" have a short "o" sound, while words like "snow" and "oval" have a long "o" sound similar to the letter's name. The word "some" is an exception as it does not have a short or long "o" but an "uh" sound. Students can identify the sound by stretching each word to hear if the "o" is short or long.

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    This document provides examples of words containing short "o" and long "o" sounds. Words like "mop" have a short "o" sound, while words like "snow" and "oval" have a long "o" sound similar to the letter's name. The word "some" is an exception as it does not have a short or long "o" but an "uh" sound. Students can identify the sound by stretching each word to hear if the "o" is short or long.

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    Week 6 Word Sort - Parent Guide

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    Brittany Willig
    This document provides examples of words containing short "o" and long "o" sounds. Words like "mop" have a short "o" sound, while words like "snow" and "oval" have a long "o" sound similar to the letter's name. The word "some" is an exception as it does not have a short or long "o" but an "uh" sound. Students can identify the sound by stretching each word to hear if the "o" is short or long.

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    SORT EXAMPLE FOR SORT # 6

    Words with short o and long o. In these words the sound of "o" is either short like in mop or long as in oval or snow. "Some" is somewhat of an oddball because it does not have either the short or long o sound but the "uh" sound. Students can stretch each sound out in the word (I call it stretching the word out to show me your muscles.) to hear if the a sound is either short or long. REMEMBER the long o sound always sounds like its letter name (o).

    Short pot mop clock sock

    Long snow hope sore rose so

    oddball some

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