One real word that rhymes with FISH
dish, wish, swish, etc.
Their home is on the hillside.
Their home is on the hillside.
sebe
sebe
mish
mish
buck
-ck rule
-ck is used after a short vowel
Two real words that rhymes with BOOK.
look, took, cook, shook, brook, crook, etc
I like some milk with a cupcake.
Does Rick like hotdogs?
I like some milk with a cupcake.
Does Rick like hotdogs?
theep
tade
theep
tade
meeth
thall
meeth
thall
Fuzz
FSZL rule
- Double the final F, S, Z, L after a single short vowel
sunk, clunk, chunk, stunk, trunk, etc.
I don't want to forget my popcorn.
We went for a ride on the subway.
The wet dog ran from the bathtub.
I don't want to forget my popcorn.
We went for a ride on the subway.
The wet dog ran from the bathtub.
dain
crail
dene
dain
crail
dene
wharg
plash
cring
wharg
plash
cring
When
WH- rule
Wh always comes at the beginning of a word
Three real words that rhyme with BAKE.
snake, cake, rake, fake, lake, etc.
My classmate came on a train.
Is it in the mailbox?
Hide the baseball in there.
Kim says she will pick the rosebud.
My classmate came on a train.
Is it in the mailbox?
Hide the baseball in there.
Kim says she will pick the rosebud.
reme
pline
drave
trope
reme
pline
drave
trope
chove
barth
shoon
blunk
chove
barth
shoon
blunk
Show
-ow rule
The first choice for spelling long o at the end of a word is ow.
When ow is not at the end of a word, it is often followed by n. (show, blow, flown, thrown)
Two words that rhyme with tail.
plain, stain, rain, train, Spain, grain
snail, frail, hail, nail, sail, pail
Brad has been a shortstop in six games.
Sunshine will help the grass grow green.
The yellow book is in the bathroom.
The gray wool vest will soon fit you.
Bring the chunk of wood to the fire.
Brad has been a shortstop in six games.
Sunshine will help the grass grow green.
The yellow book is in the bathroom.
The gray wool vest will soon fit you.
Bring the chunk of wood to the fire.
bluke
bome
yike
sair
lipe
bluke
bome
yike
sair
lipe
slank
wheg
chift
darch
shoon
slank
wheg
chift
darch
shoon
Stain
Use ai to spell long a in the middle of words, usually before an n or l. (rain, rail, train, main)