Which words follow the doubling rule?
a. planting
b. running
c. doubling
d. sitting
What are:
a. running
b. sitting
Which words follow the rabbit rule?
a. rabbit
b. letter
c. habit
d. fumble
What are:
a. rabbit
b. letter
What letters can you double when using the floss rule?
What are:
f ff
l ll
s ss
z zz
Which words follow the changing rule?
a. emptied
b. jumped
c. envied
d. silliest
What are:
a. emptied empty
b. envied envy
c. silliest silly
Which words follow the dropping rule?
a. racing
b. jogging
c. shaking
d. sitting
What are:
a. racing race
c. shaking shake
Which words do not follow the doubling rule?
a. sitting
b. jumping
c. dancing
d. faster
What are:
b. jumping
c. dancing
d. faster
Bonus: What rule does the word sitting follow?
Bonus: What rule does the word faster follow?
Which word does not follow the rabbit rule?
a. traffic
b. banner
c. rubber
d. hockey
What is:
d. hockey
Which words do not follow the floss rule?
a. egg
b. cliff
c. glass
d. hurry
What are:
a. egg
d. hurry
Which one explains the changing rule?
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
c. double the consonant before adding a vowel suffix
What is:
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
Which words do not follow the dropping rule?
a. placed
b. heated
c. shouted
d. laced
What are:
b. heated
c. shouted
Which one explains the doubling rule?
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
c. double the final consonant if the suffix begins with a vowel
What is:
c. double the final consonant if the suffix begins with a vowel
Which one explains the rabbit rule?
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
c. double the consonant when there is a vccv pattern in a two syllable word. The vowel is short.
What is:
c. double the consonant when there is a vccv pattern in a two syllable word. The vowel is short.
Which one explains the floss rule?
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
c. double the f, l, s, or z in a one syllable word with a short vowel then the letters f, l, s, or z
What is:
c. double the f, l, s, or z in a one syllable word with a short vowel then the letters f, l, s, or z
Which words do not follow the changing rule?
a. sneaking
b. sleeping
c. cried
d. Driest
What are:
a. sneaking
b. sleeping
Which one explains the dropping rule?
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
b. change the y to an i, and then add the vowel suffix
c. double the consonant when there is a one syllable base word with a short vowel, before adding a vowel suffix
What is:
a. drop the e and then add the vowel suffix
The doubling rule does or does not have a short vowel followed by a consonant before adding a vowel suffix?
What is...
Does
The rabbit rule doubles the middle consonant in a 2 syllable word that has a short vowel followed by a consonant.
A. Yes
B. No
What is...
Yes
Can you double the f, l, s, or z when the word ends in two consonants after a short vowel?
ex. milf
What is...
No
Change the y to an i in the changing rule before adding a....
A. vowel suffix
B. consonant suffix?
What is...
A. Vowel Suffix
When using the dropping rule, you must drop the ——— before adding ——-?
What is...
When using the dropping rule, you must drop the E before adding THE VOWEL SUFFIX?
How many words in this sentence follow the doubling rule?
The brown grass had a smell that was making it hard for running, hopping, and stomping. The rabbit started to hobble and wobble across the hill.
What is...
2. running, hopping
How many words in this sentence follow the rabbit rule?
The brown grass had a smell that was making it hard for running, hopping, and stomping. The rabbit started to hobble and wobble across the hill.
What is...
3. hobble, wobble, rabbit
How many words in this sentence follow the floss rule?
The brown grass had a smell that was making it hard for running, hopping, and stomping. The rabbit started to hobble and wobble across the hill and cliff.
What is...
4. grass, smell, hill, cliff
How many words in this sentence follow the changing rule?
The brown grass had a smell that was making it hard for running, hopping, and stomping. The rabbit started heading to the prettiest, happiest place in the meadow.
What is...
2. prettiest, happiest
How many words in this sentence follow the dropping rules?
The brown grass has a smell that was making it hard shaking and taking the flowers. The rabbit started to hobble and wobble across the hill.
What is...
3. making, shaking, taking