/r/
You can draw, color or cut me.
Paper.
Sentence: I used the colored paper to make a craft.
You can cook hamburgers on me.
Grill
Sentence: The grill is hot.
You can use me to clean between your teeth.
Toothpick
People can ride this to school.
Bus
Where are your lips and tongue when making an /s/ sound?
Lips are slightly rounded, teeth closed, tongue behind your top teeth.
I am an animal that has antlers.
Deer
Sentence: Look at the deer outside.
Puzzle.
Sentence: I put the puzzle together.
You can make me in a blender.
Smoothie
A crunchy snack in a bag.
Chips.
Where is your tongue and teeth when making the /th/ sound?
I am something you put in a vase with water.
Sentence: I planted the flowers yesterday.
You put a stamp on me.
Sentence: The mail is running late.
You put me on your toothbrush.
Toothpaste.
People can live in this.
House
Where is your tongue when making the /r/ sound?
You can drive me.
Car.
Sentence: The car had a flat tire.
Sentence: The bowl was filled to the top.
I can be rainy, snowy or warm.
Weather
An animal that gallops.
Horse
Are your teeth open or closed when making an /r/ sound?
Open
I am who you pay at the store.
Cashier.
Sentence: I gave the cashier the money.
I am a bird that sleeps in the day and is awake at night.
Owl.
Sentence: The owl was quietly sitting in the tree.
I write books.
Author.
A warm food you can eat with a spoon.
Soup
What is the difference between the /s/ and /z/ sound?
Voiced and Voiceless sounds
Same as the /th/ sound