Spelling Rules
Concepts 1
Concepts 2
Syllable Types
Correct Sound
100

____ comes before e,i,y

____ comes before a,o, u and any consonant


/K/ rules

100

This means middle.

Medial

100

The sound when vocal chords vibrated

Voiced

100

A vowel followed by an r

R-Controlled
100

Key word for /sh/

ship

200

The spelling for the sound /ch/ after a short vowel in a 1-syllable word. (ch or tch)

tch

200

There are ____ letters in the alphabet.

26

200

This means last.

Final

200

In the final position of the word, it is stable, and has a silent e. 

Final Stable Syllable

200

Key word for unvoiced /th/

thumb

300

A 1-syllable word ending in F, L, S, after a short V, you double the FLS

FLOSS Rule

300

A group of letters with a vowel.

A syllable

300

Coding mark placed above a long vowel.

Macron

300
2 vowels side-by-side making one sound

Vowel Digraph

300

Key words for long /o/ (2)

rope, opener

400

1 Syllable BW. 1 short V, 1 Final C, + add V suffix

Doubling Rule

400

Coding mark placed above a short vowel.

Breve
400

Two consonants side-by-side making one sound.

Consonant Digraph

400

A vowel blocked by a consonant

closed

400

Key words for long /a/ (3-4)

cake, apron, tray, sail

500

The spelling for sound /k/ after a short vowel in a 2-syllable word. (k, c, or ck)

c

500

Name the 6 types of syllables (CLOVER)

Closed, Open, R-Controlled, Final Stable Syllable, Vowel-Consonant-e, Vowel Team/Pair

500

The mnemonic devices to help you remember the quartiles in the alphabet.

Aliens Eat Marshmallow Sandwhichs. (A,E,M,S)

500

A vowel that is long and accented, coded with a macron

open

500

Key words for long /e/ (5)

feet, athlete, equal, three, penny

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