Phonograms
Makes the sound /sē/
cei
The vowel says it's long sound because of the silent "e"
12.1
An electromagnetic wave used for heating food.
*Spell the vocabulary word correctly*
Microwave
/ä/ two-letter /ä/ that may be used at the end of English words
aw
The "c" softens to /s/ and the "g" softens to /j/ because of the silent "e"
12.3
3 letters from FRENCH origin that makes the sound /yer-er/
eur
English words do not end in "u" or "v" so we add the silent "e"
12.2
Synonym for dishonesty
Deceive
What is the phonogram for ē-ĕ-ā?
ea
Unseen rule, the word does not follow any other rules for silent "e"
12.9
two-letter /f/ sound
ph
To make a word look bigger
12.6
Come into sight or view.
Appear
French
In words ending in /s/ add the silent "e" to keep it from looking plural
12.5
/ā/ sound that may be used at the end of English words
ay
Every syllable must contain a written vowel
12.4
An optical instrument used for viewing very small objects.
Microscope
What phonogram is used for the word receive?
Cei
Th says its voiced sound /TH/ because of the silent "e"
12.7
/ā-ē-ī/ - may NOT be used at the end of English words
ei
To clarify meaning
12.8
A person hired to drive someone around.
Chauffeur
What phonogram is used for the word chauffeur?
What spelling rules pertain to the word ice?
*HINT*
There are at least 3 spelling rules
12.1, 12.3, 12.6