Unit 1
What are 3 sounds that make the /k/ sound?
c, ck, k
What are the 3 bonus letters?
f, l, s
Does lost have a glued sound word? Why is it not an exception?
It does have a glued sound. It is not an exception because the o is short.
In the word "maps" what is the base word and what is the suffix?
s
How many syllables are in mascot?
2
How do you correctly tap out sock?
s-o-ck
What do the words fall, miss, and off have in common?
All have bonus letters
Use cold in a sentence.
Baby, it's cold outside.
What were our 6 suffixes from earlier in Unit 4?
ed, er, est, s, ed, ing
Where would you divide the word invented into syllables?
Explain whether or not bat is a closed syllable.
Yes, because the a is in the middle of two consonants.
Use a word with a bonus letter in a sentence.
During Autumn the leaves fall.
How would you properly mark the word post?
What is the difference between a vowel suffix and a consonant suffix?
A vowel suffix begins with a vowel (Example: ed) and a consonant suffix begins with a consonant (Example: s).
What does the word "disrupt" mean and how might someone disrupt our class?
Interrupt
Someone could come in loudly, disrupting our whole jeopardy game!
How would you mark the word flash?
flash
What was the name of the story that involved a colt in a stall?
The Lost Colt
Name the 5 glued sound exceptions.
old, ild, ost, ind, olt
What are the 3 sounds "ed" makes?
id, d, t
When would you use "ick" instead of "ic"?
When a word has only one syllable you use "ick," like in pick, sick, or tick.
What is a digraph? Can you think of a word that has a digraph?
Name at least 6 glued sounds.
all, am, an, ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk.
Read the sentence below as it is scooped on the board.
Who got the most stuff done?
*as seen on the board*
When would you use the suffix ed, est, and er?
You use ed when you are talking about an action or something that happened in the past.
You use est when you are comparing 3 or more people, animals, things, etc.
You use er when you are comparing 2 people, animals, things, etc.
How do you spell ____, ____, ____, and ____.
Again, often, once, always