Spelling Rules
If you have a one-syllable word, with a short vowel, that ends in an f, l, s, z, it's called a?
Floss Rule
This syllable type has at least one consonant after only one vowel. What is it and what does the vowel say?
A closed syllable. The vowel says it's short sound.
This suffix means happening now.
Vowel suffix -ing.
What is LLP? Say the chant.
Listen Learning Position. One, two, three, four!
How do we look like Thor? Hands on our desk and feet on the floor. This is how we look like Thor!
How would you divide the word.
Carpet
CAR PET
The rabbit rule
This syllable type ends in one vowel. The vowel is accented and long so we code it with a macron. What is it and what does the vowel say?
Open Syllable. The vowel says its long sound.
This Suffix means more than one. What is it and give the two sounds?
What is WOW and give examples.
Watch Our Writing.
How would you divide this word?
ACORN
A CORN
If my baseword ends in one vowel and one consonant, and I'm adding a vowel suffix, I do this.
doubling the consonant before adding the suffix. Doubling Rule.
This is when my word ends in one-vowel, one consonant, and a silent e. The e is silent cross it out. The vowel is long, code it with a macron. What syllable type is it and what does the vowel say.
V-Consonant-e syllable. The e is silent and the vowel is long.
This suffix means "happened in the past". Give all three sounds and tell how to know when it will make those sounds.
Vowel Suffix -Ed (ed) (d) (t)
(ed) - baseword will end in a "d" or a "t"
(t) - baseword ends with an unvoiced sound
(d) - baseword ends with a voiced sound
What is SOS
Save Our Spelling.
Look and Listen
Echo and Think
Name the letters.....
How would you divide
Basic
BA SIC
If my word ends in a silent e and I'm adding a vowel suffix, it's called?
The dropping rule
This syllable type has one "r" after a vowel. What type of syllable is it? Give examples.
Vowel-R syllable type
This suffix means "quality of"
Consonant suffix -ness
What is our IRD card deck?
Initial Reading Deck.
What do you need for the (k) sound in a two-syllable word before an "e". Give examples.
ck; as in pocket, jacket, locket
If my baseword ends in a consonant and then a y, I do this before adding a suffix that does not start with the letter "i".
Changing Rule.
This is a syllable that ends in an Consonant-le. What syllable type is it and give examples.
Final Stable Syllable
This suffix means made of or to make?
Vowel suffix -en
What is initial position in a word
Beginning
What do you need in the final position after twin vowels for the (k) sound?
k