Perey Suypeay 161 yooqpuero The Alphabet Practice these sounds each day until you know them well a@ hy o u® apple horse ostrich umbrella bh ist bell inchworm eh iG ‘cat jar d ti k= dog kite efM#g elephant lamp f a mA fox milk ‘ se nt pe) Chart 2 Chart 8 the in three ch in church ‘or in morning ow inow! ‘ow in howl iin bird oy in boy ‘00 in book (0 in tooth fakin wall Chart 9 ng in pointing Jen in knot smn in gnat fang in bang. ing in kine ‘ong in long tung in strung ‘ank in bank ink in ink ‘onk in homke Tein little sed in wanted “ed in looked in played Chart 10 wh in whale wh in who teh in pateh ‘ear in bear ‘ear in earth, ‘old in gold ‘mb in Lam ‘ew in flow ew in few “yin rainy “erin igwer est in biggest in slowly “en in sharpen ‘sin peaches ia ine ind in kind Chart 11 o inehorel ‘in banana fan aucet cainteat aint {ein trowate oyinkey in giant ge in fudge bein because ‘on. in unbutton swrin wrinkle ‘ould in could ‘ni in hi ‘win push ‘ough in enough ‘arr in carry irein fire art 13 ful in beautifal tre in pure ture in pasture ‘on in nation sion in tevision igh in eight or in salor fr in dllar yinerystal ferrin cherryoe pas iy en“Note to Parents and Teachers Hancook for Reading may be used at any level iia teaching of puns nd reading for reinforcement of sil of remedial work By mastering the simple phonics wounds in tie hol, ‘ny person wil be well on his way Saf veader I ‘may be used with an entire clan, with small groups or ith individ: als nt home ‘A Teacher Editon and other helpful aids Basie Phonics Sounds (CD, Basie Phonies Chats and Basic Ponies Flashoard~are also tvalabe from A Boba Book. ‘The idea for Handbook for Reading came from Noah Websters famous American Spelling Book, fiir called The Blue Bock ‘Spellr, which was ist published in 1783. Wobetors purpose in Tis book waa two-od: o teach reading and spelling by the phonice ‘method, and to ve wholesome, character balding reading ‘ateril to Amoried’s youth. A Behe Book returns these impor “ant ideals to Atmerieas classrooms by the publication of phonics ‘aerials and Christian textbooks Handbook for Reading ‘Achaea pyr aL: Re fd an by Lm ER. Copgh tm, 152 RET pp ease tna ‘rg ane mee my Sancheealyhedp eat ee, ME acter pete (hepdomee enaOG A Beka Book. Reading Program Handbook or Readings) ‘inary ble Render gn ead 8 Tink Sil Shots te 8) Ren & Compre Sl hats gotes). Reading Comprakenion kl hele) Pw Pes Toes Stig Stone Swot snd Surprises Kind and Brave ‘Aesop ables Song and Tue Down by he Sea risen ‘ree Outdoor yee Tree Chet Fae Nobody ered Poof ald ‘Stine Meadows ‘Sher aie pen Shs Going Up Where Lived M: AIR rials att Antares Footprint ‘So Fal Robinson noe) Croareals Titer Brides Pir Boy oor) Set in he ape Tce nore Woof Wonder Doss Dizovery PlgrintPragrese a ‘Song of Broken) ‘Soved tS none Shite fo Courage tory Tee lags Une Tras 1 Bploe ‘Adventure nv Other Lands (Spedtompabension Sa Noah Weber A Man Who Toved Won opty yond the Horizon Window the Word Ofzmenca ‘Nbr Nature (Spend onpetose) Oa Bisa ey Maage of he Mount no) ‘Mountai Patiwaye Voyage of Discovery fAmerta ‘bvemures in Grates ‘Sperone an eae of Pele OfPlaces ‘home Literature Word Uteatre ‘erion Literature ‘gi Literate(Contents) Six Easy Steps to Reading | Learn to recognize the short vowels and their sounds. (Chart 1) Introduction so PBIB Review pp. 7-40 2 Learn to recognize the consonants and their sounds. (Chart 2) Introdvetion Raview pp.7-40 ‘Learn to blend a consonant and vowel together. ‘Charts 3,34, 4) Introduction. sens PB BB Review. pp. 10-58 4 Learn to sound one-vowel words. (Chart 4A) Introduction. pp. 10-11 Review pp. 12-38 Challenge pp. 38.40 5 Learn the sounds of the long vowels. (Chart 5) ‘Learn to sound two-vowel words. (Chart 5A) Introduetion pp. 41-58 Long-vowel Sounds pp. 1-42 ‘Twowvowel Words pp. 43-55 Review pp. 43-58 6 Learn and apply the special phonies sounds. Chart 6... pp. 60-74 Chart 10..pp, 15-125 Chart 7..pp.75-87 Chart 11..pp. 125-187 Chart 8... pp. 88-102 Chart 12..pp. 188-145 Chert 9.. pp. 109-114 Chart 18..pp. 146-154 eo Additional Skills Learned in This Book + Identify profixes and suffixes. ‘+ Recognize rhyming words, opposites, same meaning ‘words, same sounding words, eompound words, Contractions, and related words.The Short Vowels Practice thes sounds each day until you know the wel Aa ale Ee. & apple elephant Ti ghz inchworm Oo Uu_&z | ostrich, umbrella o auie Chart1 1as jal pan man Listen to someone read these pairs of wards, ‘Repeat the word that has the apple sound. did — dad as—is cab — cub lip — lap 2 Chart 1.Ee elephant Ce Sch phant Listen to someone read these words. Do you hear the €-slephant sound? a. net fell pet hen Listen to someone read these words Repeat the word that has the elephant sound. less — loss not — net tan —ten get — got Chart1 3Ss. Ti inchworm be cnckwom Listen to someone red these words. Do you hear the Vinehworm sound? a S&S 1 dig fig hill mix pill bib intent rad these pairs of words Repeat the word that has the rinchworm sound. hit — hot mutt — mitt zap — zip lid - lad 4 Chart1Ee _ Oo ostrich Oo ostrich Listen to someone rea these words. Do you hear the astich sound? %& & # 1 dog top doll 2 @ 23 Tom stop pop Listen to somsone read these pai Repeat the ord that has the os top — tap Ned — nod Rick — rock hot — hat Chart1 5Uu umbrella La wnlbrella Listen to someone ead these words, Do you hear the fsumbrelia sound? a 1 bug sun bus = @ 2 tub) bun gum Listen to someone red these pairs of words [Repeat the word that has the ieubrella sound. mud — mad bin — bun fan — fun dug — dig 6 Chart1The Consonants Practice these sounds each day until you know ther wel i) Tt | Bb Mm Ry bf Dd Gg _ Ss Cc No Ho Yy Jj Ww Kk Xx Qq Zz | Bp | Vv, Chart2 7_; m Ll lamp ce Limp ‘Say the sounds. a e i ° u em Charts 2-44Qu queen a gueen Note: Qand uae alot always together ina word e a A v 1 a e i ° 2 qua que qui quo 3. quick quack quit quill 4. quit sit hit fit 5. beg peg Meg leg Jan can run fast. Will Jan quit? No, Jan will not quit. Charts2-44 33ca ke ki co cu qua que qui quo © "Note: When there i one vowel in word, sound We market with a ss e as 4 9 & 1 bad dig win jet cdt 2 hill sell gas top yell 3. Ken Jim mug wag fog 4. fan bug kiss ham den 5. not get ten fun Sam kit|ten 34 Charts 244,ae ma TU; bes 10) ii 5. zig zag zip bag rug e bat rat mat rut sit sight word: the in the bag the big rug tn the bag te by rug Charts 2-44 35,Pp zz e = ry 0 i u opi pa po 3. pat pen pig 4 pin not sad 5. win hot pad 6 tin lot lad Sight words: 2, tO Pat has a dog. Pat will run to 36° Charts 24a pu pe pot pup Pug hen jug Ben dug men his dog.Wy a e a A 7 0 u Qaaval vi ve 3. vat wet Jim 4. hug sob zip 5. fed miss rod 6. leg fuzz vet sight word: a, the Dad has a van. The van is red. violin wiolin es: e a vu vo nod yum get Dad bun tan van lap Charts2-4A 37& Review dz pl vier ik tc, oe 8 A CY, 1, Za pa va ca 2 Ze pe ve ke 8. zi pi vi ki 4, 20 po vo co 5. Zu pu vu cu 6. zip zap zig zag 7 pan pop pig pup 8 van vet cat cob 9. cut Kim cub Ken nap|kin pic|nic 38> Charts 2-44Word Challenge Read acros and then down. Be sure to sound bat consonants that Follow the vowel e i a 1 camp lamp damp 2. dimp pump lamp 3. himp jamp bimp 4, help yelp gulp 5. milk silk bulk 6, melt felt belt. 7. sand hand land 8. bend send mend 9. pond bond fond pump|kinWord Challenge ‘Read aeroes and then dove. - e a 1 lift gift soft 2. act fact tact 3. bent went tent 4. rent Kent sent 5. hunt runt punt Sight words the, a a red lamp the big tent Kim’s gift the soft, wet sand 40The Long Vowels "Note: The long vowel sounds are the same as their names, Weak a long vowel with a stick Aa Ze Ee .& 9 acorn éagle li y ice cream Oo & dpen 0) Zz z “> uniform a - © f+ & Charts 41Review of Short and Long Vowels ‘Notes Short vowels are marked with a smile) 42 « oO oc << ci & oO AAR Oc &, Oe a Charts 1, 5 £4 or ol eo ec sr eo a Be HA Reacorn Rules: 1. When there is one vowel in a word, it usually says its short sound. 2. When there are two vowels in a word, the first vowel says its long sound, and the second vowel is silent. cin-can¢ mad-mad¢ Charts 5-54 43=... Review of Short and Long Aa 1 Jan—Jan¢ pal — pail 2 cap—cap¢ at—at¢ 3. man—mane Sam -same e a A v 4 gaté maté¢ late ate 5. pail mail sail Gajl 6. laid maid paid wade Sight word: 2 Jane has a big cake. Mom made it. 44 Charts 5-58Review of Short and Long Aa Sey the sounds A e a A . 4 1. cat gaté pan quak¢ 2 Jan¢é tan Dad _ cavé 3. bad late game sad 4 fake map name rag 5. am wax bake rain sight wore: the Dad is at the gate. Sam has a fun game. Can Sam wait? Charts 5-5A 4546 é e a Je be fe dé né ge ze hé wé vé ye be féd — feed sét — séat den — Dean Charts 5-54, vagle A v re me que sé ke té jé né ké ge né Te réd —réad pet — Pete fell — feelees _ Review of Short and Long Ee e a A 1. séat méat héat 2. fégd réad né¢d 3. keep jeep leap 4, béll Pete dén s. meal beef red 6 yell leg tea sight wort: the Jean has the tape. Will Pete need it? v fegt wedd beep sé¢ ten feel Charts5-6A 47Review of Short and Long Aa and Ee Seythesomds A A & & e a A v 1. bait néat cak¢ bé¢t 2, sé¢k gav¢é pain léaf s. make same queen heel 4 deed date weak tape 5. peel beep nail fade Sight word: Sam can see a big cake. Jane made it. Sam and Jane will eat it. six|te¢n in|de¢d 48° Charts 5-54at 1 Ez e a mii i ii ni oo san vi . 81 mi bit — bite hid — hide kit — kite ice cream a v yi si bi hi gi ki ki ni wi gi li vi dim — dim¢ rip — ripe fin — fine Charts55A 49Review of Short and Long Ji e 1. bite 2. ripe 3. like 4. bib 5. life 6. five Sight word: a dim¢ bike mile dive nine pin A hide file nine did zip big Mom made a pie. Take a big bite, Dave. 50 Charts 5-54 v kite hive pie ling tin MikeReview of Short and Long Aa, Ee, Ti a 6 4 A 6 1 e a a v 1 bait deal fing Jan¢ 2 heat kite late meal Say the 3. pile rain seal time 4 tail ball ving can 5. fed wipe ham _ bead sight word: the Ted can see the red kite. Can Bill see it? vallén|ting Charts 5-54 5152 0 > © e a fo do 26 16 ho mo ro mo no wo so jo hép — hop¢ rob — robe Jon — Joan Charts 5-5 open yen a v go so to bo co po ho jo po do to vo got — goat not — note rod — roadReview of Short and Long Oo e a a v 1. quot¢ vote rodb¢ hope 2 note rode bone coke 3. home joke mole pole 4. boss vot¢ Bob toad 5. soap cod road doll 6. fog God mole boat Sight words a, the Tip had a big bone. He dug a deep hole. Can Bob see the bone? dfpen Charts5-5A 53Review of Short and Long Aa, Ee, Ii, Oo Soythewomds i & @€ € i i 6 G e a A v 1. wait téam = sid¢ rop¢é 2, peek nine moan lake 3. kite Joe gate feel 4. top Dale Jéff bike 5. bad den line pole sient words to, the Jeff will take his pole to the lake. Kim will dig in the sand. The lake is fun! 54 Charts 5-6Aaes _— er uniform a aniferm ‘Note: Long can say 0. e = a v 1 la ta ba ra gu 2 mi fa da a. et 2a ha ja 4. ni wi vit yo ciib — cib¢ tiib — tabe us — use cut — cute Charts5-5A 55Review of Short and Long Uw e 1. cube 2. mule 3. rude 4. Lake 5. rub 6. use a cute rule mute cup cute hug Sight words a, the A Jane tune tube mil¢ nut dug Luke has a mule. The mule is cute. Luke rode the cute mule. 56 Charts 5-5A . Like dune Sue fan Sue rudeReview of Vowels Say the sounds tL A e = 1. gam¢ séal 2 mule wait 3. joke dune 4. dimé pop 5, met hill 6. lake peel Sight word: 2 Jill has a pie at home. Will Dave eat it? Charts5-5A 5758 Review of Vowels ° a ba té fi do la té fa da at — ate hid — hide cat dog pollitg tad|pol¢ tallip Charts 5-54, 9 li ro md) gi sa 2 bi ro) mol gi sd za bit — bite Jan — Jane jet lid mutt . beef game kite rule quote & tealpotcats dogs sore than "Note: When s is added to the end of« word, it can me cone Tecan say "oF “2” e a A 1. jets zips nets 2. rocks makes rakes 3. cans dolls bugs 4. bends holes poles Sight word: TWO Dad has two bikes. Dick and Dad will ride. Dick rides well. 59Chart 6 ck in duck tr in train einme sh in ship oingo th in thick yin fly th in this ay in pray bl in block st in stop cl in clock plin plane flin flake fr in frog glin glue 60 Chart6ess "_ 4Q ck duck > cb in duck Spelling Hint: The speci sound ck, ual flow a short vowel (ck, El ck, Sc, Uk); Re usually follows a long seed oe. e a a . 1, tick péck Rick néck 2 rack sack tack back 3. quick quack Dick duck 4. rake sak¢ tak¢ bake Rick 2 Rick is a duck. A bug is on his back. “Quack, quack, quack.” Rick will peck at the bug. Charts 61me Lie me Note: When ¢ or oor is the only vowel at the end ofa short word it usually says it long sound. "The words do and to ae exceptions tothisral, e a A 1. be he we 2. no go so 3. my by fly Sight word: tO My Dog My dog is big. He can help me get my hat. We like to go fast. He will lick me. 62 Chartéay pray aerate Spelling Hint Thi psa und wall cme athe ed ofa word e a A v 1. Jay way May hay 2. ray play lay to/day Sight word: LO May we play in the hay to/day? We hope Dad will say “Yes.” We like to jump and play in the hay. Sunday Chart6 63ye, st stop at in shop, eta ate ati eto, atu asta st) sti eto, sta e a a ” 3. stems still stay stick 4, stones stove state stack 5. rusts lost past toast sight wora: I A dog ran past Stan. “Stop, dog, stop! I will toss a stick. Run and get it.” 64 Charthe pl plane = ptr plane 1 plo ple pli pla pla 2 pla pli plo pla ple e a a ” 3. plane plate please plug 4, plant play plump plod 5. steps nests stake stack Advanced word: COME Stan plants the seed. God helps it come up. God sends sun and rain. Note: Advanced words contain special sounds that have not yet been taught Charts 65= 66 fro fri =fré fra fri fro fri fra fro fré Fred frog fry free froze freeze frail frame . socks plums best frost See Fred the frog. Fred sits on a log. Will Fred freeze? No, he is not a frail frog. Chart 6tr dt train Le tn Laie Tote tras tri tru tro 2 tri tri tro tré§ tra e a A ” 3. trap trims truck try 4. trail track trade trips 5. stack plop free nails sight words: tO, do Train Ride The train makes fast trips. Trent likes to ride on it. A dog will try to keep up with the train. Can he do it? Charté6 67Foe 68 ship Elona . shi shd sha shi shé she shi sha shi sho e i A ” shell ship shut shops shade shake shack sheep trash hush fresh wish Kay is shy. Shall she pray? Can God help Kay? Yes, God will help. Chart 6th a th oe thick this thin thick thin this fH tho} thi the thu. tha 2 thé tha tho thi tha Ss 8 A ” 3. thump thin thud theft 4, path math with fifth s. thy then that thine Beth has a moth. The moth can fly up the path. This is a fast moth. Charts 691 4, 5. 6. bls bla «bl bbl 2 bla bli bla blo ble ete) pli tra eho. thu) e a a v . black blush blame blue . blend bleat bless blast stone plus thin tried Sight word: tO 70 The black sheep is shy. He will stand in the shade and bleat. We like to feed him grass. Chart 61 cdi ch ld cla clé 2cdé cla cla cle cli a cli cla clo) cle clo e a A id 4. clam claim cloth clean 5. club clip click clay 6. clash clap cluck clamp Sight words: SAYS, tO The clock in the class says nine. It is time to play with clay. At ten, it is time to clean up. Please clean up the clay, Jay. Charté = 714. 5. 6 fli fla fli flé flé flo fle) flo fla fli fi fla flo flo fle e a A ” flac] flea tly flame flop flute flakes float flip flutes flash flap Sight words: I, says I can see the flag fly. The wind makes it flap. Snap, flap, snap, flap. The flag says, “This is my land.” 72 Chart 6gl ( / glue pln glue 1 gli gli gli gid glé 2 glo gla gla glé gli 3 glé gli gli gla glo e a A v 4 glad glass globe Glen 5. glue glide glaze glum 6. ducks trucks plucks clucks Sight words: to, I Mom made a big cake. It has a glaze on it. Tim likes to eat the glaze, but I like the cake best. Chart6 73Chart 6 Review 1. gulls 2 duck 3. clean 4. truck 5. stop 6. click 7. cuts 8 math 9. stay jacket 74 Chart 6 shell black dust plane go quick paste plus play clam fish quacks fly shine mops ship train thick thin stick trick sheet glue sums quick tray way pocketChart 7 br in bride tw in twins dr in drum spl in splash pr in pray spr in sprain gr in grin ser in scream sm in smoke squ in squeak se in scat sn in snack sk in skate sl in sleep sp in spade str in stream er in crab sw in swim Chart? 75——— q br 4 bride a 4 in bide 1. bri bro bra bré brit. @sbriee bre bro bro. | bri e a a 4 3. Brad brass brush Bret 4. brick brain brake breeze 5. we flap glide _—_— that Sight word: ISAAC Advanced word: for Isaac’s Bride Will God help the man get a bride for Isaac? Yes, he will see the bride by the well. 76 Chart7= dr drum ae in dum . dra dré dri dro dra . dro dri dra dri dre e a A ” drip drive dry — drop drum drain dries drill drift drag dream drove broke clips fry dress Mike has a drum. He likes to play on his drum. Will Dad like Mike’s drum? Chart? 77pr pray 2 pri pra pri pre pro 3. bra dri bro dri bré e . A od 4, prop prick print press 5. prize prune pride _ praise 6. fresh then pray glad sight wort: do We will pray. We will praise God. We will do His will. 78 Chart?. 2 - x grin smoke prin pun amin amos 1. gro gris gré grit gr 2 smi sma smd smi smé 3 gri sm& gré smi gro e a A v 4, Greg grin green grass 5. smell smock smoke smile 6. grain smash grip Smith ‘Advanced word: umbrella Rain Rain on the green grass, Rain on the tree, Rain on my umbrella, But not on me! Chat? 7980 » 9 ea Pe ee sci ské sci ské e a scat scuff skill sky fly glass drape pride sk skate Ab in shale ski sc sca ski sco sett a v scale scope mask — tusk with still trail froze the big, bluesky Was, my fast, red skates ld a steep trail Chart 7 a?crab spade Gf Ln yaile 1. spi spd. spi_—Ss spas spé acre ocr cra cr cri 3. cro spi créer spi e a a Ld 4. spin cross spine crane 5. cream spot. cry spell Sight word: I My Pet Crab I like my pet crab. His home is in the sand. He likes his home. He spends his time in the sand. chat’? 815 6. twins splash tn inline yp in yplash twa spli twi spld twa . spi crs sci ski gr . smi pré dra bra glé e a A ” . twig twins twist twelve split splat splint splash crib skit speak smile Sight word: tO 82 Mom has twins, Pam and Pat. Pam likes to splash in the lake. Pat stays on shore. Pam and Pat like the lake! Chart 7spr ser y sprain scream yr tn yrain ser tn scram 1. spré spri seri scro spra 2 scré spra scra spré seri e a A Ld 3. spray sprint spry sprain = . scrape scrub screen scream . scrap smack truck grab plume frock past track thy wish say hath flap glide drift_—_brick enraa Chart? 83= =. a. squ ‘ ge -s squeak snack agin sguah an in snach 1. squid squé squi snd sni Send en ene) shit sna e a A v 3. snip snag snug _—_squeak 4, squish snack sneak squeeze 5. snail snake squid squeal 6. scrub twist split crane 7. spell grass smell flea 8. drop brag clean _ bleed 9. she stay pluck bees. 84 chart?sl str eS sleep stream al in sleep AL ite debian 1 sl stra slé6 stro slit 2 snd squé spri scri_ gla e a A ” 3. slam street slap strip 4. strap sleeve sleep stroke 5. plus cloth flag_— slim 6. split splash bless — cluck 7. glue black slip no 8. slide blue play _ flame Chart? 852 swi swé = swi swa swd 3. bli clo fla] gla: bre 4. dro pri gris smut spé Sa scol eka cru. twe . sprii 6. swam swim swish sweep sweet Six fish will swim in the swift stream. Swish, splash, jump! 860 Chart7Chart 7 Review e a a ” Tslip) skip snip) grip’ 2. broke smoke stroke croak 3. cream scream dream stream 4. gray green blue __ black 5. creek creak beets beats 6. smile cry sea sky 7. grill scrub grease grime 8. swim splash stroke speed 9. green grass cuts smell cricket planet pilgrim selfish Charts6-7 87Chart 8 thr in three ir in bird ar in stars oi in coin ch in church oy in boy or in morning oo in book ou in out oo in tooth ow in owl wor in worms ow in bowl igh in night er in verse all in ball ur in nurse alk in walk 88 Chartsthr [23] three the in ther 1. thr thré thri thro thra 2. thro thrd thra thré thri e a A ” 3. thrash thrill throat three 4. thrones throb thrift thrust signewords I, one Advanced word: for Three, three. I like three! i, Three red kites— Is one for me? Three blue trucks— Please play with me. Three, three. I like three! es Charts 89SS ar stars a th Alara e a a Ld 1. chart hard cart = Mark 2. park start jar yard 3. dark = arm art cars the farmyard Barb’s art my backyard a glass jar my smart dog Mark’s barn Mark can start the car. It is not hard. He will drive far. Will he be home by dark? Park the car, Mark. 90 Chartse 1. check 2. cheat 3. much 4. choke 5. stars 6. she we Advanced words: love, Bible Rich is my best chum. We like to play chase. We pray and read the Bible. We love God. ” chin cheep bunch cheese Barb fry Charts 91Se ee. 92 Pee or morning ov tn morning born Lord short —_pork fork corn torn _ horse sport storms Ford thorn short scorn stork —_ forth Rich’s Horse Rich has a black horse. Jim rode on him for a short time. The horse likes to eat corn. Jim likes Rich’s horse. Chart 8ou | ow out owl ow Lm oul ow te owl Spotting Hint: The pei eund oy ursally comes nthe mi af Deore “The special sound a usualy comes before ‘orl ort the end of « wor. e a A Ld 1. out — shout scout sprout 2. ground mouth south proud 3. down clown brown crown 4. how now cow wow 5. ouch church charts three . choose throne couch yarn How did the brown cow get down south? Charts 9394 2 AS 2 packs trust bless brick our in bowl . A mow snow blow crow stump glass pay shells clean float prize grapes ow S bowl ‘The snow came down fast. It fell on the ground and the trees. Now we can make a snowman. Chart 8 oN fry- om verse nurse Le Ln nena Me tte Munsee e a a v her serve term verse clerk stern nerve _ perk purse burn burst curb fur curl turn curve flower shower —_ chowder oyster power corner Kim is on the curb. She will wait for her turn to get on the bus. Charts 95,eee ir bird ie tn bad e . A ” 1. birth third = sir girl 2, dirt first —stir_— skirt 3. firm swirl thirst shirt 4. burger border __ thunderstorm . birthday Thursday Saturday Sight word: ATe A nurse helps boys and girls that are hurt. She asks them not to squirm as she cleans out the dirt. 96 Charts"@ "@ coin boy ot in coin oy on boy Speling Hints Te px sound uly comes inthe mic special sound gy usually comes atthe coleta word e a A v 1 spoil boil —soil_~— oil 2 noise point joint —_ moist 3. jom broil coin _foil 4. boy toy Roy joy Sight word: Ae Joy and Troy are twins. Joy and Troy like to play with toys. The twins will go to the toy shop. But Joy and Troy will not make noise in the shop. Charts 9700 book oo in book e a A ° 1. look cook ~—took_~—hook 2, shook foot good _ stood 3. hood book crook ~—_ wood 4, cookbook woodshed Advanced word: Bible The Bible is the best book. It is God’s book. Tt tells us how to be saved. It tells us how to make good choices, I will read God’s book. 98 Chartsaes —"_ 00 \ y tooth oo in tooth 2 Common words tha are exceptions ar lod, aod, doo sia e a a . 1. food zoom shoot spoons 2, loose roof boot ~—cool soon boost goose __pools 9 noon moon moo room 5. brooms moose tools boo Sightwords: Said, you A moose and a goose took a trip. A hoot owl said to the goose, “How did you get loose?” “My moose let me loose,” said the goose. Charts 99wor & igh ¢& worms night wor in woe igh in night e a a id 1. worm work world worse 2 right tight bright light 3. sigh high ~— might sight 4. thrill found plow snow 5. hurt twirl joy —_stood 6 spoon chops night torn Sight word: dO Advanced wort: pleases I like to work hard. Hard work pleases God. It makes me feel good to do right. 100 chartsall alk | Su ball walk elt in boll lb, in walb e a A ~ 1. wall call mall ball 2. tall fall hall small 3. football baseball _ ballpark 4, talk chalk stalk = walk 5. cornstalk sidewalk beanstalk Sight word: truth The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him, to all that call upon Him in truth. Psalm 145:18 charts 101C—O Chart 8 Review 1. meatball walkway popcorn 2, sidewalk barnyard snowplow 3. cornstalk moonlight bookmark e a a v 4. throat neck arm brain 5. moo cow sheep wool 6. mouth noise talk words 7. boy girl hot cool 8. ball throw drop __ play 9. fur fir cheap cheep | market RB artist Zs = chicken 102 charts6-see Chart 9 -ing in pointing onk in honk kn in knot unk in trunk gn in gnat wa in wash ang in bang ain adopt ing in king y in baby ong in long le in little ung in strung -ed in wanted ank in bank -ed in looked ink in wink -ed in played Chart9 103<< =... ing pointing ing in pointing Reminder: A root word isthe original word, or the word that we bbogin with. A sufi comes atthe end of the rot word to sake anew word, e a 1 hand(ng) — pout((ng) 2, curling _ pressing 3. trying blowing 4. farming smashing _ tracking 5. clicking counting —_—_crushing 6. frowns hints grows The snow is falling, Pam! The wind is blowing hard. Come out and go sledding with me. 104 Chart9AR ee 10. knot bn in bpot e a know knew knot knock south mouth snow grow her purse boil join book wood such chest horse short start sigh gnat pr te grat a Ld knee knife kneel gnash shout down row blow girl skirt noise toy good stood spoon cart, world — work small arm Chart 9 105‘ ang ong w= bang long tp eater ong an Long ; a p ing & ung oS king strung ing in hing ing in shun e a a v 1. hang rang sang — gang 2. bring wing ring _ thing 3. long song strong tongs 4. lung swung sung rung 5. sang strong rung _ sting Sight words: live, have Advanced word: while I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live: Iwill sing praise to my God while I have my being. —Poalm 104533 106 chart9bank wink ank in bank nb in wink onk oo* unk As honk trunk onk in honk nb in Lurk e a A A 2. think drink sink _—_link 3. dunk sunk — skunk __ honking 4. pink tank spunk ink Sight words: O, give Advanced word: holy O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good. O give thanks unto the Lord; call upon His name. Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless His holy name. from Psalms 136, 105, 103 Chart9 107- wa oak wwe 108 a wash we tn wash @ e a a want was wash agree afraid adapt Imack knob wasp honk stung —_ spunk sang bring _ strong junk = hard want Water has no taste at all; Water has no smell; Water's in the waterfall, ( adopt eae Ld wand abrupt spoil swing blank chart In pump, and tap, and well. John R. Crossland Chart 9iy: wD baby pon aly ‘Note: When comes atthe endo ong word, tus says 8" e a A 1. hap|py daddy pén|ny 2. puppy sunny funny 3. Mommy Jimmy Tammy Advanced word: When —Contraetion: I'm = I am Tike it when I'm thirsty like it when I'm hot. like it when I'm dirty (And even when I'm not). Llike the feel of water ‘Tickling my toes. But I do not like water When it gets in my nose! Charts 109ye .., le little 4 in Lite Spelling Hint: The special sound fe usualy comes atthe end of words with two or more syllables. e a A 1. mid|dle rid{dle battle 2. snuggle sizzle juggle 3. puzzle saddle pebble 4. nibble struggle _ scribble 5. kettle paddle puddle Did Jim jiggle the little bottle? A mouse will nibble, not gobble! Our baby giggles as I shake his rattle. Kim will toss pebbles into the puddle. 110 chart9ss _ -ed wanted -2d in wented Note: The suffi says "after aor ad e a 1. need(@d) —_lanal@d) 2. melted pointed painted 3. shouted toasted counted 4. summer butter dinner 5. ladder pepper winner 7. spelling _ falling cheeping Sight word: of All the winners shouted at the end of the spelling bee. Chart9 111—. ... ~ -ed looked wd in Loobed Note: The wui-ntanay 4" 1. cook@d) —talk@d) «= wink@@d) 2. fished jumped walked 3. packed bumped stamped Note: A vowal tthe end ofa syllable usually long 4, talble Bible tallip ~—_ba|gan 5. lady tiny ~— music _ below 6. maple silent super _ pretend Advanced word: Enoch Enoch walked with God. He talked with God. God took Enoch home to be with Him. 112 chart 9Note: The suffix-ed can say "d” ae 2, turned oiled joined 3. filled rained sailed 4, tick|le tajtle sim|ple 5. handle marble twinkle Sight words: loved, of, one Advanced word: lion David loved God, and God loved David. David prayed to God every day. David sang songs of praise to God. One day God helped David kill a lion. David was just a boy, but he was not afraid. He had the Lord to help him. chars 113Chart 9 Review 1, anoint agree strong 2, sink — wash hands 3. king thing wing e a 4. puppy tiny 5. giggle wiggle 6. called rang 7. kneeling prayed 8. spilled cleaning 9. burns yelling weak arms string A snuggle jiggle talked thanked mops cooledChart 10 wh in whale ew in few wh in who -y in rainy tch in patch -er in bigger ear in ear -est in biggest ear in bear -ly in slowly ear in earth -en in sharpen old in gold -es in peaches mb in lamb ild in child ew in flew ind in kind Chart1o 115wh wh g whale who wh in whale awh in whe Note: The special sound wh says *h” when fllowed by 0. e a A ” 1. wheel wheat while whisk 2. which white why — when 3. who — whose whoop whole 4. yellow rubber carpet. 5. pillow kitten handy Sight wort where Clouds White sheep, white sheep, On a blue hill, ‘When the wind blows When the wind stops You walk away slow. You all stand still. White sheep, white sheep, Where do you go? Christina Rossetti 116 Chart10tch ear i patch ear ich in patch bare ite bate Spelling Hint: The special sound toh e i 1. catch scratch hatch — match 2. watch switch ditch _pitch 3. year near ~—shear_— dear 4. fear tear rear clear 5. chanted cheated charted 6. sailed sealed soiled 7. hatched —_ pitched watched Mix a pancake, Fry the pancake, Stir a pancake, Toss the pancake— Popit in the pan; Catch it if you can. Christina Rossetti Chart1o 117i ear @ ear oo bear earth sar in bear sar tin sarth e a A v 1. wear bear = swear pear 2. pearl early learn _ search pitch near whole hatch 4. clear wheat watch fear 2 po|ny talble Bille —_taflip 6 begin open tiger _— spider Advanced words: nice, air Pm Glad T'm glad the sky is painted blue, And the earth is painted green, With such a lot of nice fresh air All sandwiched in between. Author Unknown 118 Chart 10old mb ee em "te Note: 1 2, 3. gold lamb old ir gol antin Lamb special sound mb ca follow a short or log vowel. The b lent. scold told gold_—fald hold old sold mold limb thumb plumber climbs climbed climbing lighted pointed sorted folded shouted drifted Advanced word: useful Mwasa mill Which stood on a hill And turned round and round With a loud hummy sound. m Useful old mill! Edward Lear Chart10 119ew < re * & flew (“60”) few (“a”) wor in flew war in fiw 1. flew grew mew new 2 blew chew —strew —_jewel 3. whistle fearing newspaper Sight word give In six days God made the world and all that is in it. He made the sun to shine by day. He made the moon and stars to give light by night. He made all the beasts that walk on the land. He made all the birds that fly in the sky and all the fish that swim in the sea. Each flower and tree is the work of His hands. Big or small, God made them all. ‘The American Spelling Book, 1832 120 Chart 10rainy bigger “pin aaing wen in Ligger 1. sleep(9) dust() fuzz(%) _health(y) 2. creaky dirty sandy stony 3. fast(@r) slow@) —_help@r) 4. lighter darker smaller nena rot word ends with a single consonant and the vowel short, the consonant is usually doubled before slding a beginning wilh a vowel, drum—drummer hot — hotter win — winner swim — swimmer Asleepy, fuzzy kitty And a healthy, frisky puppy Had a smaller, colder supper ‘Than will take to make them happy. Chart10 121t ly =f) = biggest: slowly wast tn biggest Ye in ubsoly e a A 1 auick@st) —_tall@st) 2. loudest fastest quietest 3. quick(ly) —_slow(y) firm) 4. fairly heavenly softly 5. tightly brightly nightly 6. quick quicker quickest 7. great greatly greatest Slowly, Quickly Slowly, slowly crawl the ants Following the leader. Quickly, quickly run the ants Here comes the anteater! 122 chart 10sharpen peaches wen in ahaypen wee tm peaches e a ry 1. dark@a) —quick@n) —_fresh@a) 2 harden 3. crdss' 4, ditches 5. houses teaches preaches Rule: When a root word ends with allen , thee is usually dropped before adding a suffix beginning with & vowel 6. broke—broken loose — loosen 7. take —taken forsake — forsaken 8. chosen frozen forgiven ‘The lake has frozen over. Let's quickly get our woolen mittens so we can skate rapidly to Tim’s house. Chart10 123ild «¥ child kind kt in child tnd in bind 1. mild wild child wildly 2. find wind kind remind 3. learn learns learned 4. stop stops stopping 5. hope hopes hoped 6. joke jokes joking Advanced words: grandmother, behind My grandmother is kind. She reminds me to wash behind my ears. I like to hear about her childhood. 124 chart 10Ess Chart 10 Review 1. who what = when ~— why 2. limb chop —axes._— scold 3. heard bear near _—fear e a A 4. ripped quickly stitch 5. breezy blew combed 6. sandy stony rocky 7. lighten darker brightest 8. remind child kind 9. drummer loudly fastest Charts 6-10 125| Chart 11 o in shovel ey in key ainbanana _ ey in obey cin city ph in phone auinfaucet ch in chorus aw in saw ought in thought ea in leaf aught in caught eainthread gin giant ea in steak dge in fudge ie in brownie 126 chart° ee a shovel banana o tn shoul a tn banana "Note: When ve fillows a vowel, the vowel sound is sometimes changed: have le give, move e a a v 1. love glove shove _—_above 2. mother brother lemon — oven 3, wisdom become another cover 4. distance package buffalo 5. several company thousand Sight word: Said Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. Matthew 22:37, 38 Chart 127can oly Note: When ci fillowed bye, jor, it saya =” See 128 e a A v cent grace rice _ nice spice lace race face place space Grace trace fence prince glance chance voice Joyce choice principle circle circus pencil Cinderella cancel center rejoice _ princess Spencer and Cindy went to the circus. A fumny clown was riding a bicycle around in circles. Then Spencer and Cindy had some ice cream. It cost fifty-five cents. Chart 11“se “as ew tr faucet ur i aa e a a ” 1 Paul haul Saul fault 2. cause gauze faucet saucer 3. jaw raw = law paw 4. lawn fawn —-yawned_ thawing 5. rice nice spice twice 6. cent circle center circus Sight wort: Many Paul was a man of God. At first he was called Saul. He told many people about Jesus. He wrote many of the books of the New Testament. Chart = 129ea —-, . L °Ss leaf steak sain beef, sa tn ste beach reach peach __neat eastern easily measles peanut 3. break great greater greatly 4. fishes fishy fished 5. peaches reaches beaches 6. splashed _sorted sighted Swas a seal Who lived in the zoo. He liked to eat fish And play ball with you. s Cute little seal. 130 Chart 1ea > _head meadow ee, ready feather vain thud bread heaven | Sight words: broad, where Whisky Frisky Whisky Frisky, Hippity-hop; Up he goes ‘To the treetop! Whirly, twirly, Round and round; Down he scampers ‘To the ground. Furly, curly, What a tail! Tall as a feather, Broad as a sail! Where’s his supper? In the shell. Snap, cracky, Out it fell. Chart 131brownie key a in browne Ly tn hy 1. chief piece field 2. shield cookie believe 3. valley money turkey 4, chimney honeybee ~—_ monkey 5. which year —pearl_seald 6. grew white whole scratch 7. voice Joyce ounce __ trace Sight words: Says, one The Turkey ‘The turkey is a funny bird. His head goes wobble, wobble. Allhe says is just one word, “Gobble, gobble, gobble!” 132 chart 11ey che ph i obey phone yin chy fb on plone 1. they obey survey 2. telephone phrase elephant 3. phonies orphan triumph Sight words: once, there, certain Eletelephony Once there was an elephant, Who tried to use the telephant— ‘No! No! I mean an elephone Who tried to use the telephone— (Dear me! I am not certain quite That even now I've got it right.) Howe'er it was, he got his trunk Entangled in the telephunl; ‘The more he tried to get it free, The louder buzzed the telephee— (I fear I'd better drop the song Of elephop and telephong!) Laura E. Richards Chart 133ch chorus A im chorus 1. chord stomach echo 2. Christ Christian Christmas 3. school schooner —_ schoolhouse 4. pitch phone they _ told 5. child dear great — chew 6. middle staple window 7. happen needle -—_basket We celebrate Jesus’ birth at Christmas. He came to save us from our sins. 134 Chart 11a _ ought © aught e~ 2, 8. 4, 5, 6. thought caught ought im thought aught im caught brought fought bought sought taught caught naughty daughter . buzzes touches _ clashes costly quietly heavenly darken chosen forgotten creamy healthy frighten Advanced word: Would The Little Nut Tree Thad a little nut tree. Nothing would it bear. But a silver nutmeg And a golden pear. ‘The King of Spain’s daughter Came to visit me. And all was because Of my little nut tree. Charter 135‘Note: When g i followed by , or, it saya” Inthe special sound dig, the d ia slent, huge cage ~—germs strange energy Pledge bridge edge dodge hedge —_ledge Reminder: Whon ci fillowod by i oF, it ayes? juice pencil prince office . jumping — drawing burner employer Chart 11 136 1 2. 3. 4. age gentle badge wedge faney ice breaking reporterChart 11 Review 1. lawn field 2. fence hinges 3. Mother treat 4. lion jaws 5. circus clowns 6. turkey elephant 7. company visit 8. cookie peanuts 9. school taught meadow gate fudge trainer cannon, monkey pleasant honey phonies Chartsé-11 137_ _&_ _ __-__ Chart 12 a- in asleep air in hair al- in also uin push be-in because ough in enough en- in enjoy ou in country un-in unbutton arr in carry wr in wrinkle ire in fire ould in could 138 Chart 12a al- . @ be- 9 hk Cy & asleep also because 2 in ales alin alo be in bucause "Note: A prefix comes before a root word to change the meaning and rake a new word. Some prefixes that we often use are >, at, bo, en ad wn e ee a 1. @lone @long Qways Qt @ready came hind long beside behold below Rew Sight word: DY Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. -Revelation 3:20 Chart 12 189enjoy unbutton in in iy dn in e = A 2. enchant —_ enable entrust 3. @curl @eod @bend 4. unglue unhook unbraid 5. arose already behold also befall aloud Sight word: Only. We are unhappy when we sin. We can enjoy ourselves only when we do what is right. 140 Chart 12_ wrinkle zl wor tn wrinkle oul im could [Note Inthe special spelling ur, thew i silent. 1. write wrong wrench 2. wrinkle wrapper writing 3. would should could 4, across always below 5. enclose unlock almost Reminder: When cand g aro fllomed hy i oy, hey ay and* 6. race face — place _—space 7. age cage stage page. Chart12 141= :.._.- air hair ar in Mate 1. fair flair ~— stairs chairs 2 pair repair unfair fairly 3. airport aircraft airfield 4. anchor saucer center 5. soon tight small corn 6. south clown third meal Sight word: were At the Seaside ‘When I was down beside the sea Awooden spade they gave to me To dig the sandy shore. My holes were empty like a cup; In every hole the sea came up Till it could come no more. Robert Louis Stevenson 142 chart 12‘A ou; ae ou push ee country tn push vigh in wmough ou im county 1. pull push ~— bush _pullley 2. rough tough enough 3. touch Doug young cousin 4 . double trouble nervous 5. rice echo graph _— Christ 6. taught badge bought cent Sight word: SUC The world is so full of a number of things, P'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Robert Louis Stevenson Chart12 1431. parrot carrot 2. parrots carrots 3. tire wire 4. desire require 5. airliner another 6. pulling tougher Sight words does, there, two fire fireworks explore Christopher Harry the parrot loves to eat carrots. Carrie the sparrow does, too. If Harry the parrot marries Carrie the sparrow, Will there be enough carrots for two? 144 Chart 12Chart 12 Review e a A 1. push pushed pushing 2. aloud because enjoy 3. almost unfold alike 4. parrot wren, sparrow 5. trouble wrench —_ repair 6. store bought chairs 7. wouldn't couldn't. shouldn't 8. rough rougher roughest 9. admire inquire —_ purchase Charts6-12 145Chart 13 -ful in beautiful sion in missionary are in care sion in television tain in mountain eigh in eight ure in pure or in sailor ture in pasture ar in dollar war in warm y in crystal tion innation err in cherry 146 chart 18-ful beautiful feb in heatfl 1. joy@) —faith@al) seu) 2. cupful handful playful Sight words: their, beauty, beautiful Wonderful Words of Life Sing them over again to me, Wonderful words of Life; Let me more of their beauty see, Wonderful words of Life. Words of life and beauty, ‘Teach me faith and duty: Beautiful words, wonderful words, Wonderful words of Life. PP Bliss Chart1s 147| are tain care mountain We im care Laie ite mountain 'Note: Common words that are exceptions are certain and curtain. 1. dare rare —glare._— care 2. scare spare square share 3. careful beware compare 4. chieftain fountain captain 5. lightest wishful package 6. sparrow couple writing Goliath ‘The giant Goliath dared men to fight. God's people were scared. David was certain God would help. David came down the mountain and fought Goliath. God helped David win. 148 chart 13ure 7 ture a pure pasture Le tn pure tire in pastine 1. cure endure secure 2. capture rapture fracture 3. future lecture nature Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before His presence with singing. Know ye that the Lord He is God: it is He that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are His people, and the sheep of His pasture. —Pealm 100:1-8 Chart13 149SS. =. war warm war in warm 1. warn reward award 2. warden warning —_ wardrobe 3. culture secure endure 4. careful careless _carefully 5. tallest skillful several 6. picture adventure furniture 7. sleepy sleepier _sleepiest 8 happy happier happily Llove little Kitty. Her coat is so warm, And if I don’t hurt her, She'll do me no harm. 150 chartstion sion sion 7 nation missionary television Lon in nation sion im missivnany sion in Labevison 1. vacation creation education 2. station motion action, 3. mission discussion admission. 4. vision decision television 5. stump please Fred tray 6 shift then thick —_close 7. flame glare thread drain Sight word: their Missionaries tell people about Jesus Some missionaries stay in their homeland. Some travel to other nations. Charts 151ES. eigh or eight sailor dollar sigh in sight ov.in sailor avin dollar 1. freight weigh eighty 2. doctor actor pastor 3. creator elevator conductor 4, collar regular cellar 5. grammar circular__particular We have a pastor Who preaches God’s Word So we can learn about Jesus, the Lord. Every day in his office He studies and prays And reads from the Bible Of God and His ways. 152 chart 13. bicycle tricycle . Egypt gym . berry merry bound know nerve firm toy foot . chant — scorch ~— worth chalk knelt rang strong swing clink smarter wanted riddles mystery Phyllis strawberry burst cool slight ding spunk lazy Chart13 153.Chart 13 Review 1. cherry lemon pear —_ banana 2. leash collar. house —_ walked 3. elevator —_ buttons motion 4, education instructor learning 5. bicycle airplane freight train 6. question permission teacher moisture thunder _rainfall neighbor birthday _ eighteen telephone operator information 154 Charts 6-131 2. Ae Word Challenge Watch for sient tors. guess guest, Your Honor . fasten listen . wrestle whistle moisten husfle . castle hasfen chalk walk write wrist . fighting sighted ). Knock. gnats ‘comp limb . shepkerd — lamb guard Honest soften thistle bristle often. talk wrinkle tightly build thumb climb 155* Phonics Charts fin flake br in bride dr indrum