SHORT OO VS LONG OO
Q: I am thinking of a short oo word. You use me to read stories. What word am I thinking of?
BOOK
Q: You hear a jingle in your pocket. It must be a shiny “oi” word. What is it?
COIN
Q: This magic-e word means the opposite of narrow.
WIDE
Q: This “aw” word is on the bottom of a dog’s foot.
PAW
Q: This ee word names a buzzing insect that makes honey. What is it?
BEE
Q: You need a long oo word that finishes this sentence:
"You wear warm _______ on a snowy day."
BOOTS
Q: This “oi” word is found in a garden. Plants grow in it. What’s the word?
SOIL
Q: You’re hungry for dessert. You see a round dish filled with apples. Which magic-e word names it?
PIE
Q: You remember something you ___ yesterday. Which “aw” word fits?
SAW
Q: You hear something outside your window. Which ou word means a noise you can hear?
SOUND
Q: Two friends want to see something fast. Which short oo word should they use: look or moon?
LOOK
You’re cooking pasta. You need to make the water bubble. Which “oi” word tells what you do?
BOIL
Q: You see a long animal in the grass. It is NOT a worm. Which magic-e word fits?
SNAKE
Q: A baby tries to move across the floor on hands and knees. What “aw” word describes this?
CRAWL
Q: Pick the best word to finish the sentence:
“The squirrel ran up the tall ______ to find a nut.”
TREE
Q: You’re setting the table. You need something to eat soup. Which long oo word fits?
SPOON
Q: You left milk out all night. Now it’s ruined. Which “oi” word describes what happened?
SPOIL
Q: Your teacher asks you to write your own special word at the top of your paper. What magic-e word is she talking about?
NAME
Q: You can’t drink your milk without this long, skinny “aw” object. What is it?
STRAW
Q: You lost your pencil, but later you see it under your desk.
Which ou word describes what happened?
FOUND
Q: A pirate is missing something important for catching fish. It rhymes with book, but has a sharp curve. What is it?
HOOK
Q: Something sharp on a pencil helps you write. It starts with “p” and has “oi.” What word is it?
POINT
Q: You want to copy a drawing by following its lines. Which magic-e word tells what you’re doing?
TRACE
Q: Which “aw” word describes the sharp tools a lion uses to scratch?
CLAW
Q: You take a bite of your favorite treat. It tastes really good!
Which ee word describes the taste?
SWEET