TEACHING BEGINNING READING 5.

/n/ as in nail, nuts, note

/o/ as in office (short), onion (medium), ocean (long)

I. Letter-Name Recognition /b/ as in bag, ballon, bear

Mm Ss Tt Aa Ll Dd Ee Rr Gg Cc
Ii Ff Nn Oo Bb Uu Pp Hh Jj Vv
6. /u/ as in umbrella (short), flute (medium), utensil (long)
Kk Ww Yy Zz Qq Xx
/p/ as in palm, plate, pot
II. Letter-Sound Recognition
/h/ as in hair, ham, husk
1. /m/ as in monkey, man, mother

/s/ as in snake, salt, sand

7. /j/ as in jet, jam, jelly
/t/ as in truck, table, tape
/v/ as in violin, van, vinegar
2. /a/ as in apple (short), almanac (medium), ape (long)
/k/ as in key, kettle, keyboard
/l/ as in leaf, lime, leader

/d/ as in duck, door, deer

8. /w/ as in wax, wall, window
3. /e/ as in egg (short), eraser (schwa), equal (long)
/y/ as in bicycle (short), cherry (medium), fry (long)
/r/ as in rooster, rock, road
/z/ as in zebra, zipper, zero
/g/ as in goat (hard), gem (soft)

4./c/ as in corn (hard), city (soft)

9. /q/ as in queen, quail, quake
/i/ as in infant (short), police (medium), island (long)
/x/ as in x-ray
/f/ as in fan, floor, food

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III. Most Common Words Phrases:

(adapted from [Link], 2009) a cam in the dam a jam from yam

the it this or so when people than back Bam and Sam ham and jam

even be for but an up make into then Sentences:

after new to not his will out can year 1. A cam of Sam is at dam.

now use want of on by my if like 2. They are in the dam to lam Bam and Sam.

your look two because and with from one about 3. The ham and jam are with Bam and Sam.

time good only how any a he they all 4. The ram of Sam and Bam.

who no some come our these in we would

get just could its work give that you say

there which him them over first day have do /a/ /s/= as

her their go know see think well most I has was gas Jas

at she what me take other also way us It was a gas

IV. CVC pattern with short vowel sound using word family A gas! A gas!

/a/ /m/= am Jas has a gas.

Bam ham tam lam He has a gas.

cam jam yam pam

dam ram gam Sam

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 /a/ /t/= at /a/ /d/= ad

bat gat mat sat bad fad lad rad cad gad mad sad

cat hat pat vat Dad had pad tad wad

fat lat rat wat Phrases:

Phrases: a pad of Dad a bad fad a lad and tad for lad
to gad is sad
I pat mat and hat a fat rat
Sentences:
the bat and cat a vat for hat he sat
1. To be cad is bad.
Sentences:
2. My Dad had a pad.
1. I pat the bat and the cat.
3. Dad is mad at fad.
2. A fat rat sat on the mat.
4. A tad that has wad is rad.
3. He has a hat.
/a/ /r/= ar
4. The vat of hat is lat.
bar gar par
5. The wat is at gat.
car jar tar

far Lar var

war

Phrases:

car at bar jar at far

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Sentences: /a/ /n/= an

1. The car at the bar. ban Han ran wan

2. A war at far. can man san Jan

3. There is jar at car. Dan nan tan

4. The Lar of gar. fan pan van

5. The tar is at par. Phrases:

/a/ /g/= ag a man at van Dan has can a tan fan

bag fag jag nag tag Sentences:

cag gag lag rag wag 1. Dan is a man that has ban.

dag hag mag sag 2. A tan fan is at van.

Phrases: 3. The can and pan are with Jan.

a rag at bag a tag in the jag

Sentences: /a/ /b/= ab

1. My bag has tag. Bab fab lab sab cab gab

2. They gag the fag. Mab tab dab jab nab

3. The hag jags the lag. Phrases:

4. The mag sags. a cab of Bab there is fab cab

5. They nag at dag that wags.

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Sentences:

1. Bab has a fab cab. /e/ /m/= em

2. They gab at lab. dem gem hem

3. Mab dabs to nab the tab. fem Jem mem rem

Phrases:

/a/ /p/= ap gem for fem gem of Jem

bap gap map rap yap Sentences:

cap hap nap sap 1. The fem hems the map.

dap lap pap tap 2. The gem of Jem.

Phrases:

tap the map gap at rap /e/ /t/= et

Sentences: bet get het jet

1. I tap the map at my lap. let met net pet

2. His rap has gap. ret set vet wet

3. I had a nap. yet

Phrases:

wet jet pet at net set the net

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Sentences:

1. I get my wet pet at net.

2. We met them at jet. /e/ /g/= eg

3. They bet that the pet will get wet. beg meg

4. Let the het sets the ret. keg peg

5. I met the pet yet they vet it. leg reg

teg

/e/ /d/= ed Sentences:

bed red 1. I beg of you to get the keg.

fed Sed 2. The reg is to let the teg gets wet.

led Ted 3. The teg has leg.

wed /e/ /n/=en

Phrases: ben hen sen

a bed red Sed and Ted den Ken ten

Sentences: fen men wen

1. The bed is red. gen pen yen

2. Ted and Sed fed the pet. Phrases:

3. Sed will get wed. Hen of Ken ten men a yen for pen

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Sentences: /i/ /s/= is

1. We will go to Ben to get pen. bis his

2. There is hen at the den of Ken. cis sis

3. The men beg of gen for fen. dis vis wis

4. A ten yen for a pen. Phrase/Sentences:

5. Ken has wen. 1. you bis the sim

2. They dis me!

/i/ /m/= im 3. His sis has vis.

Bim Jim mim sim 4. We wis his sis that has vis.

dim Kim nim vim /i/ /t/= it

him Lim rim bit hit nit wit

Phrase/Sentences: dit jit pit zit

1. A mim Bim fit kit sit

2. Sim and nim are bad. git lit tit

3. Jim, Kim and Lim have vim. Sentences:

4. The rim is dim. 1. His van hit me.

2. the kit is fit at the car.

3. A bit lit at pit.

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 4. A tit has zit. Sentences:

5. They wit and sit at pit. 1. I dig for a big cig.

2. His jig is his gig.

3. They rig the big fig.

/i/ /d/= id 4. We vig for the pig.

bid gid lid vid 5. I had a fab tig.

did hid mid yid /i/ /n/= in

fid kid rid bin gin pin win

Sentences: din kin sin yin

1. I did and hid the fid. fin min tin

2. The kid is in the mid. Sentences:

[Link] bid the lid. 1. My kin has gin.

4. The kid has gid. 2. They are so din at ten min.

/i/ /g/= ig 3. I win bin and tin.

big gig rig 4. I pin the fin.

cig jig tig 5. A yin is the sin.

dig lig wig

fig pig vig zig

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 /i/ /p/= ip Sentences:

dip nip tip 1. The bot has dot.

hip pip yip 2. I got a hot cot.

kip rip zip 3. We jot a lot.

lip sip 4. The mot got the pot.

5. I did not let the bot rot.

Sentences:

1. I dip the pip. /o/ /d/= od

2. I nip her hip and lip. bod Lod rod

3. I sip it with the tip of my lip. cod Mod sod

4. I zip and yip while at kip. god nod tod

5. I rip the gem. hod pod yod

/o/ /t/= ot Sentences:

bot hot not tot 1. There is cod at Lod.

cot jot pot wot 2. There is rod in the hod.

dot lot rot 3. The Mod nods to his god.

got mot sot 4. The bod of cod is at sod.

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 /o/ /g/= og 4. I got the mop as sop.

bog hog mog vog 5. They lop the big fig.

cog jog nog wog

fog log tog /u/ /m/= um

Phrase/Sentences: bum hum rum

1. A cog has a tog. dum lum sum

2. There is fog at bog. gum mum tum vum

3. The hog has nog. Phrase/Sentences:

4. the log for nog 1. The bum did the dum gum.

5. A vog is a fog. 2. The rum is at lum.

/o/ /p/= op 3. I hum when I mum.

bop fop lop sop 4. The sum is big.

cop hop mop top 5. the tum of bum

dop kop pop wop /u/ /t/= ut

Sentences: but gut jut rut

1. They bop at pop. cut hut nut tut

2. We cop the dop. Sentences:

3. A fop did the hop at the top of the kop. 1. I cut the gut of a bum.

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 2. There is nut at the hut. 4. I tug the rug.

3. I was in a rut. 5. I dug with the Vug.

[Link] tut bad. /u/ /n/= un

/u/ /d/= ud bun gun pun

bud dud mud dun mun run

cud lud pud fun nun sun tun

Sentences: Sentences:

1. The lud had cud the bud. 1. A dun bun of a nun.

2. There is mud at dud. 2. The nun has pun for fun.

/u/ /g/= ug 3. They run for fun.

bug hug mug tug 4. The gun is at tun.

dug jug pug vug 5. The sun is big.

fug lug rug /u/ /b/= ub

Sentences: bub hub rub

1. They lug the big jug. cub nub sub

2. There is bug at mug. dub pub tub

3. We hug the pug.

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Sentences: V. VCV using word family with long vowel sound (silent e)

1. The cub is with bub. -ame

2. There is a pub in the tub at hub. came game same

3. I dub him to rub the rug. dame lame tame

4. The nub is at hub. fame name wame

5. We sub the bub. Sentences:

1. I came to save his name.

2. My dame is fame.

/u/ /p/= up 3. The lame did the same game.

cup sup 4. You have to tame your wame.

pup tup -ase

Sentences: base lase rase

1. She has a big cup. case pase vase

2. The pup ran to the hut. Sentences:

3. I sup at cup. 1. The base of gate is old.

4. The tup has dot. 2. The pase of that man is a case.

3. They rase where the vase is.

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 -ate -ade

bate gate mate bade hade sade

date hate pate cade lade wad

fate late rate sate fade made

Sentences: Sentences:

1. It was their fate that they met for a date in the gate. 1. I bade what they made.

2. I am late for I hate my mate. 2. The cade is in the gate.

3. To sate you, my pate is at your rate. 3. I wade in the mud.

-ale 4. My fave gems fade.

bale hale pale tale -are

dale kale rale vale bare fare pare ware

gale male sale wale care hare rare yare

Sentences: dare mare tare

1. There was a gale in the dale or vale. Sentences:

2. Sed is a hale male. 1. I dare you not to care that bare man.

3. He has bale of pale kale for sale. 2. The fare of that rare hare is in the ware.

4. It was a tale that he has a wale. 3. I pare the tare.

4. The mare is in the bare dale.

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 -age -ane

cage page wage bane lane sane

gage rage cane mane vane

mage sage Dane pane wane

Sentences: Phrase/Sentences:

1. A page of gage is in the cage. 1. Dane is a sane man and he has cane.

2. The sage mage has rage in his wage. 2. the mane of hare

3. The vane of pane is there.

-ape

-ace cape jape rape gape nape tape

dace lace pace Sentences:

face mace race 1. I gape when I see the tape.

Sentences: 2. I made a jape to make fun.

1. I ate a dace. 3. I put the cape in my nape.

2. We race to get the lace in the mace. -ave

3. I hate the rate of my pace. cave pave save gave

4. I will face them at the gate. fave nave wave rave

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Sentences: -ete

1. It is my fave to go in the nave. cete fete mete

2. I have to save for a vase. Sentences:

3. They pave the road to the cave. 1. The cete makes fake woof.

4. The wave is big. 2. There is a fab fete here.

5. I gave him his fave. 3. They mete at fete.

-ake -ike

bake Jake rake bike kike Nike

cake lake sake dike like pike

fake make take wake hike mike tike

Sentences: Sentences:

1, I bake a cake for the sake of Jake. 1. I like the bike of Nike.

2. I take the fake rake in the lake. 2. We hike in the dike.

3. They make a cake for me to wake. 3. They make pike for tike.

-eke -ime

deke feke dime mime

Sentences: lime rime time

1. They deke us. 2. The peke woofs there.

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Sentences: 2. I ride in the wide car.

1. I have dime for lime. 3. We hide in the cab.

2. Their mime made them win. 4. There is tide in the sea.

3. There is rime in this time. -ife

-ite fife rife

bite lite rite life wife

cite mite site Sentences:

kite nite 1. My wife has fife.

Sentences: 2. My life is rife with tales.

1. The mite ate the kite. -ice

2. The site of rite was at lake. dice lice nice rice

3. I bite a lite cake. fice mice pice vice

4. They cite that nite that I like lime. Sentences:

-ide 1. The fice has lice.

bide ride tide 2. The mice are not nice.

hide side wide 3. The rice is with Mike.

Sentences: 4. I have vice that is not nice.

1. I bide in her side. 5. He has dice.

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 -ive -obe

dive hive rive lobe robe

five jive wive Sentences:

Sentences: 1. I have a lobe face.

1. I like to dive and jive. 2. He has robe in his side.

2. I see the hive at the side. -ope

3. We rive the five hives. cope lope pope

4. I will wive you! dope mope rope

-ore hope nope tope

bore gore pore wore Sentences:

core lore sore yore 1. I hope the dope is fake.

fore more tore 2. We lope at the rope.

Phrase/Sentences. 3. The pope is not mope.

1. at fore of the core 4. I cope not to tope.

2. We gore Jake. -ote

3. They bore the more lore. cote note

4. I tore my sore pore. dote rote

mote tote vote

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Sentences: -upe

1. The mote is at cote. dupe

2. The dote on the note. Sentences:

3. I tote the gun of Ted. 1. They dupe their mate. 2. I dupe him to vote.

4. I vote for you. -ute

5. They rote the note. Bute cute lute mute

-ube Sentences:

cube tube 1. The Bute is so cute in the map.

Sentences: 2. We have a cute lute.

1. I cut it into cube. 3. I see a cute mute there.

2. They have big tube. VI. VVC using word family with long vowel sound

-uge -ail

huge bail jail nail sail

Sentences: fail kail pail tail

1. I ate a huge cake. hail mail rail wail

2. I see a huge gate there. Sentences:

1. The bail was wet.

2. They fail to win in the game.

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 3. My mate made a hail from jail. Sentences:

4. I wrote her a mail to send me a pail of kail. 1. I have fish for bait.

5. We will pass by rail. 2. The gait of Kate is nice.

6. They give us way to sail the nail. -eel

7. We wail at the rail. feel keel reel

8. The tail of the cat is nice. heel peel seel

-aid Sentences:

laid paid said 1. I feel the heel of Ben.

maid raid 2. The keel is made of nail.

Sentences: 3. We peel the heel of the dog.

1. The maid laid the files in the car. 4. There is wire in the reel.

2. “I paid the bill”, said Kim. 5. They seel the hen to make it tame.

3. We raid the maid near the jail. -eed

deed heed need seed

feed meed reed weed

-ait

bait gait

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Sentences: Sentences:

1. Ted has deed. 1. We beat our mates.

2. I need to feed the hen with seed. 2. She has feat to win the game.

3. We need to get the weed like reed. 3. At what heat do I need the meat?

4. They heed in the deed as meed. 4. There is a neat leat over there.

-eep 5. The seat has peat.

beep keep peep veep 6. A teat has neat milk.

deep neep seep weep -ear

Sentences: bear gear pear tear

1. The cars make a beep. 6. The veep and the jail man weep. dear hear rear wear

2. The sea is so deep. fear near sear year

3. I keep the neep in the car. Sentences:

4. We peep them in the jail. 1. My dear bear got fear.

5. They seep from the deep sea. 2. I feel that I gear to win.

-eat 3. We hear it near the pear last year.

beat leat peat 4. We tear what they wear.

feat meat seat 5. I sear what Ted’s rear.

heat neat teat

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 -eaf -oad

deaf leaf reaf goad load road toad woad

Sentences: Sentences:

1. The deaf has leaf. 1. We goad him to eat the toad.

2. Thy eat the leaf of deaf. 2. The car in the road has load.

-eam 3. There is a wood from a leaf.

beam ream seam team -oak

Sentences: Soak moak

1. I need to make a seam in the beam. Sentences:

2. The team has featto win. 1. I soak the seeds deep.

3. She has ream o deeds. 2. We soak our heed.

-ead -oat

bead dead head mead read boat coat goat moat

Sentences: Sentences:

1. There is bead in the gem. 1. The boat is in the sea.

2. I read a note of the dead. 2. I wear my coat.

3. He has mead in his head. 3. The goat ate the leaf near the moat.

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 -ood Sentences:

food hood rood 1. They boom in the room.

good mood wood 2. There is coom in the room.

Sentences: 3. I have a bad doom.

1. I need to eat good food not to have a bad mood. 4. I see a loom room.

2. I have my hood in my head. VII. Consonant Blends

3. Our rood is made of wood. A. Initial Consonant using word family with short vowel sound

-oof bl

goof poof woof blam blem blig blud

hoof roof yoof blas blet blin blug

Sentences: blat bled blip blun

1. I made a goof in my life. blad bleg blot blub

2. A deer has hoof. blar blen blod blup

3. “What a poof!”, said Sam. blag blim blog

4. The roof is in the fire. blan blis blop

5. I hear yoof from the road. blab blit blum

-oom blap blid blut

boom coom doom loom room

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 br cr

bram brem brig brud cram crem crig crud

bras bret brin brug cras cret crin crug

brat bred brip brun crat cred crip crun

brad breg brot brub crad creg crot crub

brar bren brod brup crar cren crod crup

brag brim brog brut crag crim crog cran

bran bris brid brop cris crop crab crit

brab brit brum brap crum crap crid crut

cl dr

clam clem clig clud dram drem drig drud

clas clet clin clug dras dret drin drug

clat cled clip clun drat dred drip drun

clad cleg clot club drad dreg drot drub

clar clen clod clup drar dren drod drup

clag clim clog clop drag drim drog dran

clan clis clit clum dris drop drab drit

clab clap clid clut drum drap drid drut

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 fl gl

flam flem flig flud glam glem glig glud

flas flet flin flug glas glet glin glug

flat fled flip flun glat gled glip glun

flad fleg flot flub glad gleg glot glub

flar flen flod flup glar glen glod glup

flag flim flog flan glag glim glog glan

flis flop flab flit glis glop glab glit

flum flap flid flut glum glap glid glut

fr gr

fram frem frig frud gram grem grig grud

fras fret frin frug gras gret grin grug

frat fred frip frun grat gred grip grun

frad freg frot frub grad greg grot grub

frar fren frod frup grar gren grod grup

frag frim frog fran grag grim grog gran

fris frop frab frit gris grop grab grit

frum frap frid frut grum grap grid grut

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 pl sc

plam plem plig plud scam scem scig scud

plas plet plin plug scas scet scin scug

plat pled plip plun scat sced scip scun

plad pleg plot plub scad sceg scot scub

plar plen plod plup scar scen scod scup

plag plim plog plan scag scim scog scan

plis plop plab plit scis scop scab scit

plum plap plid plut scum scap scid scut

pr sl

pram prem prig prud slam slem slig slud

pras pret prin prug slas slet slin slug

prat pred prip prun scat sled slip slun

prad preg prot prub scad sleg slot slub

prar pren prod prup scar slen slod slup

prag prim prog pran scag slim slog scan

pris prop prab prit slis slop scab slit

prum prap prid prut slum scap slid slut

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 sm sp

smam smem smig smud spam spem spig spud

smas smet smin smug spas spet spin spug

smat smed smip smun spat sped spip spun

smad smeg smot smub spad speg spot spub

smar smen smod smup spar spen spod spup

smag smim smog sman spag spim spog span

smis smop smab smit spis spop spab spit

smum smap smid smut spum spap spid sput

sn st

snam snem snig snud stam stem stig stud

snas snet snin snug stas stet stin stug

snat sned snip snun stat sted stip stun

snad sneg snot snub stad steg stot stub

snar snen snod snup star sten stod stup

snag snim snog snan stag stim stog stan

snis snop snab snit stis stop stab stit

snum snap snid snut stum stap stid stut

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 sw tw

swam swem swig swud twam twem twig twud

swas swet swin swug twas twet twin twug

swat swed swip swun twat twed twip twun

swad sweg swot swub twad tweg twot twub

swar swen swod swup twar twen twod twup

swag swim swog swan twag twim twog twan

swis swop swab swit twis twop twab twit

swum swap swid swut twum twap twid twut

tr [Link] Consonant using word family with long vowel sound (silent e)

tram trem trig trud bl

tras tret trin trug blame blime blome blume

trat tred trip trun blase blise blose bluse

trad treg trot trub blate blite blote blute

trar tren trod trup blale blile blole blule

trag trim trog tran blade blide blode blude

tris trop trab trit blare blire blore blure

trum trap trid trut blage blige bloge bluge

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 blace blice bloce bluce cl

blane bline blone blune clame clime clome clume

blape blipe blope blupe clase clise close cluse

blake blike bloke bluke clate clite clote clute

clale clile clole clule

br clade clide clode clude

brame brime brome brume clare clire clore clure

brase brise brose bruse clage clige cloge cluge

brate brite brote brute clace clice cloce cluce

brale brile brole brule clane cline clone clune

brade bride brode brude clape clipe clope clupe

brare brire brore brure clake clike cloke cluke

brage brige broge bruge cr

brace brice broce bruce crame crime crome crume

brane brine brone brune crase crise crose cruse

brape bripe brope brupe crate crite crote crute

brake brike broke bruke crale crile crole crule

crade cride crode crude

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 crare crire crore crure fl

crage crige croge cruge flame flime flome flume

crace crice croce cruce flase flise flose fluse

crane crine crone crune flate flite flote flute

crape cripe crope crupe flale flile flole flule

crake crike croke cruke flade flide flode flude

dr flare flire flore flure

drame drime drome drume flage flige floge fluge

drase drise drose druse flace flice floce fluce

drate drite drote drute flane fline flone flune

drale drile drole drule flape flipe flope flupe

drade dride drode drude flake flike floke fluke

drare drire drore drure fr

drage drige droge druge frame frime frome frume

drace drice droce druce frase frise frose fruse

drane drine drone drune frate frite frote frute

drape dripe drope drupe frale frile frole frule

drake drike droke druke frade fride frode frude

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 frare frire frore frure gr

frage frige froge fruge grame grime grome grume

frace frice froce fruce grase grise grose gruse

frane frine frone frune grate grite grote grute

frape fripe frope frupe grale grile grole grule

frake frike froke fruke grade gride grode grude

gl grare grire grore grure

glame glime glome glume grage grige groge gruge

glase glise glose gluse grace grice groce gruce

glate glite glote glute grane grine grone grune

glale glile glole glule grape gripe grope grupe

glade glide glode glude grake grike groke gruke

glare glire glore glure pl

glage glige gloge gluge plame plime plome plume

glace glice gloce gluce plase plise plose pluse

glane gline glone glune plate plite plote plute

glape glipe glope glupe plale plile plole plule

glake glike gloke gluke plade plide plode plude

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 plare plire plore plure sc

plage plige ploge pluge scame scime scome scume

place plice ploce pluce scase scise scose scuse

plane pline plone plune scate scite scote scute

plape plipe plope plupe scale scile scole scule

plake plike ploke pluke scade scide scode scude

pr scare scire score scure

prame prime prome prume scage scige scoge scuge

prase prise prose pruse scace scice scoce scuce

prate prite prote prute scane scine scone scune

prale prile prole prule scape scipe scope scupe

prade pride prode prude scake scike scoke scuke

prare prire prore prure sl

prage prige proge pruge slame slime slome slume

prace price proce pruce slase slise slose sluse

prane prine prone prune slate slite slote slute

prape pripe prope prupe slale slile slole slule

prake prike proke pruke slade slide slode slude

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 slare slire slore slure sn

slage slige sloge sluge sname snime snome snume

slace slice sloce sluce snase snise snose snuse

slane sline slone slune snate snite snote snute

slape slipe slope slupe snale snile snole snule

slake slike sloke sluke snade snide snode snude

sm snare snire snore snure

smame smime smome smume snage snige snoge snuge

smase smise smose smuse snace snice snoce snuce

smate smite smote smute snane snine snone snune

smale smile smole smule snape snipe snope snupe

smade smide smode smude snake snike snoke snuke

smare smire smore smure sp

smage smige smoge smuge spame spime spome spume

smace smice smoce smuce spase spise spose spuse

smane smine smone smune spate spite spote spute

smape smipe smope smupe spale spile spole spule

smake smike smoke smuke spade spide spode spude

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 spare spire spore spure sw

spage spige spoge spuge swame swime swome swume

snace spice spoce spuce swase swise swose swuse

spane spine spone spune swate swite swote swute

spape spipe spope spupe swale swile swole swule

spake spike spoke spuke swade swide swode swude

st sware swire swore swure

stame stime stome stume swage swige swoge swuge

stase stise stose stuse swace swice swoce swuce

state stite stote stute swane swine swone swune

stale stile stole stule swape swipe swope swupe

stade stide stode stude swake swike swoke swuke

stare stire store sture tr

stage stige stoge stuge trame trime trome trume

stace stice stoce stuce trase trise trose truse

stane stine stone stune trate trite trote trute

stape stipe stope stupe trale trile trole trule

stake stike stoke stuke trade tride trode trude

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 trare trire trore trure C. Initial consonant using word family with long vowel sound

trage trige troge truge bl

trace trice troce truce blail blear blood

trane trine trone trune blaid bleaf bloof

trape tripe trope trupe blait bleam bloom

trake trike troke truke bleel blead bloat

tw bleed bload bleat

twame twime twome twume bleep bloak

twase twise twose twuse br

twate twite twote twute brail brear brood

twale twile twole twule braid breaf broof

twade twide twode twude brait bream broom

tware twire twore twure breel bread broat

twage twige twoge twuge breed broad breat

twace twice twoce twuce breep broak

twane twine twone twune cl

twape twipe twope twupe clail clear clood

twake twike twoke twuke claid cleaf cloof

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 clait cleam cloom fl

cleel clead cloat flail flear flood

cleed cload cleat flaid fleaf floof

cleep cloak flait fleam floom

cr fleel flead float

crail crear crood fleed fload fleat

craid creaf croof fleep floak

crait cream croom fr

creel cread croat frail frear frood

creed croad creat fraid freaf froof

creep croak frait fream froom

dr freel fread froat

drail drear drood freed froad freat

draid dreaf droof freep froak

drait dream droom gl

dreel dread droat glail glear glood

dreed droad dreat glaid gleaf gloof

dreep droak glait gleam gloom

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 gleel glead gloat pr

gleed gload gleat prail prear prood

gleep gloak praid preaf proof

gr prait pream proom

grail grear grood preel pread proat

graid greaf groof preed proad preat

grait gream groom preep proak

greel gread groat sc

greed groad great scail scear scood

greep groak scaid sceaf scoof

pl scait sceam scoom

plail plear plood sceel scead scoat

plaid pleaf ploof sceed scoad sceat

plait pleam ploom sceep scoak

pleel plead ploat sl

pleed pload pleat slail slear slood

pleep ploak slaid sleaf sloof

slait sleam sloom

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 sleel slead sloat sp

sleed sload sleat spail spear spood

sleep sloak spaid speaf spoof

sm spait speam spoom

smail smear smood speel spead spoat

smaid smeaf smoof speed spoad speat

smait smeam smoom speep spoak

smeel smead smoat st

smeed smoad smeat stail stear stood

smeep smoak staid steaf stoof

sn stait steam stoom

snail snear snood steel stead stoat

snaid sneaf snoof steed stoad steat

snait sneam snoom steep stoak

sneel snead snoat sw

sneed snoad sneat swail swear swood

sneep snoak swaid sweaf swoof

swait sweam swoom

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 sweel swead swoat D. Scr

sweed swoad sweat scram screm scrig scrud

sweep swoak scras scret scrin scrug

tr scrat scred scrip scrun

trail trear trood scrad screg scrot scrub

traid treaf troof scrar scren scrod scrup

trait tream troom scrag scrim scrog scran

treel tread troat scris scrop scrab scrit

treed troad treat scrum scrap scrid scrut

treep troak Spl

tw splam splem splig splud

twail twear twood splas splet splin splug

twaid tweaf twoof splat spled splip splun

twait tweam twoom splad spleg splot splub

tweel twead twoat splar splen splod splup

tweed twoad tweat splag splim splog splan

tweep twoak splis splop splab split

splum splap splid splut

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 Spr Str

spram sprem sprig sprud stram strem strig strud

spras spret sprin sprug stras stret strin strug

sprat spred sprip sprun strat stred strip strun

sprad spreg sprot sprub strad streg strot strub

sprar spren sprod sprup strar stren strod strup

sprag sprim sprog spran strag strim strog

spris sprop stran stris strop

E.

Squ Scr

squam squem squig scrame scrime scrome scrume

squas squet squin scrase scrise scrose scruse

squat squed squip scrate scrite scrote scrute

squad squeg squag scrale scrile scrole scrule

squar squen squim scrade scride scrode scrude

squan squis scrare scrire scrore scrure

scrage scrige scroge scruge

scrace scrice scroce scruce

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 scrane scrine scrone scrune Spr

scrape scripe scrope scrupe sprame sprime sprome sprume

scrake scrike scroke scruke sprase sprise sprose spruse

Spl sprate sprite sprote sprute

splame splime splome splume sprale sprile sprole sprule

splase splise splose spluse sprade spride sprode sprude

splate splite splote splute sprare sprire sprore sprure

splale splile splole splule sprage sprige sproge spruge

splade splide splode splude sprace sprice sproce spruce

splare splire splore splure sprane sprine sprone sprune

splage splige sploge spluge sprape spripe sprope sprupe

splace splice sploce spluce sprake sprike sproke spruke

splane spline splone splune Squ

splape splipe splope splupe squame squime squase squise

splake splike sploke spluke squate squite squale squile

squade squide square squire

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 Str screed scroad screat

strame strime strome strume screep scroak

strase strise strose struse Spl

strate strite strote strute splail splear splood

strale strile strole strule splaid spleaf sploof

strade stride strode strude splait spleam sploom

strare strire strore strure spleel splead sploat

strage strige stroge struge spleed spload spleat

strace strice stroce struce spleep sploak

strane strine strone strune Spr

strape stripe strope strupe sprail sprear sprood

strake strike stroke struke spraid spreaf sproof

F. sprait spream sproom

Scr spreel spread sproat

scrail screar scrood spreed sproad spreat

scraid screaf scroof spreep sproak

scrait scream scroom

screel scread scroat

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 Squ IX. Consonant Digraphs

squail squear A. Initial Sound

squaid squeaf ph /f/

squait squeam phat pharma phase pharate Pharisee phellem

phenacite phenix phenol phenom phenyl pheromone phial
squeel squead philae philter phlox phobia phonate phone phonic
squeed squeat phonon phorate photo photofit photogram
photomap photon phototube phrase
squeep
sh
Str
shad shade shag shake shall shale shalt sham
strail strear strood shame shampoo shape share shark sharp shave shear
sheave sheep sheet shelf shell shelve shen shield
straid streaf stroof
shift ship shirt shoal schock shoe shoot shop shore short
strait stream stroom shot shout show shrimp shrub shut shy

streel stread stroat th (soft)

streed stroad streat thank theater Thebe theme thenar therapy thermal thermos thesis
thick think third thirst thirty thole thorite thorn threap threat
streep stroak three thresh thrice thrum thrush thunder

wh

wham whap what wheat whale wheel when where while

whim whip whirl whist white whiz who whole whom why

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 ch

chain chair chaise chalk chalone champ chance chant chap X. Vowel Digraphs
charge charity charm chart chase chat cheap check cheer
cheese chelate chess chest chick chief child chips chop oi
choose chocolate chub chump oil boil coil toil soil foil moil noil roil avoid coin loin coir
B. Final Sound foist hoist moist noise poise goiter loiter voice

gh /f/ ou

cough rough laugh enough tough ounce ouch our oust out outer outfit outlet outline outpace output
outside cloud bouse house mouse louse spout doubt
ph /f/
au
graph glyph Ralph Joseph telegraph caliph paragraph monograph
lymph nymph seismograph audio audit augite August auklet aunt aura Aurora auspice auto
automate auxin
sh
ow
mash dash lash cash hash gash rash sash wash kesh mesh dish fish
bush gush hush lush mush push rush tush brash crash clash owl crowd clown crown frown gown now down brown vow
flash stash swash slash trash fresh flesh swish splash town cow flower tower shower power our

th (soft) oy

bath truth north tooth eleventh cloth faith ninth length math boy soy toy
path Beth pith wealth health wreath myth

ch

stretch branch lunch bunch crunch witch sketch bitch reach rich
coach

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[Link] Letters

gn bt

gnat gnash gnome gnosis gneiss gnaw gnarl debt doubt

kn /l/

knap knag knapsack knapweed knar knave knead knee kneel Walk talk chalk folk would should could yolk
knelt knew knife knight knit knish knive knob knock knop
knot know knurl

rh

rheme rhetoric rhine rhenal rhizome rhodonite rhombus rhotic

rhyme rhythm rhyton

wr

wran wrap wreak wren wrest wrick wrist writ write wrong wrote
wry

mb

comb lamb bomb thumb dumb climb

mn

solemn column

lm

alm palm calm balm psalm

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 PRIMARY STEPS IN R E A D I N G
A B C D

( Designed For Remedial Reading Program)

E F G H

I J K L

M N O P

Q R S T

U V W X

Y Z

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