Language Concepts
Syllable Types
Spelling Choices
Morphology
stuff and things and junk
100

two letters that make one sound

digraph

100

This type of syllable only has one vowel and ends with at least one consonant

closed syllable

100

Name the three spelling choices for the sound /f/

f, ff, ph

100

This prefix means "before"

pre-

100

What is phonics?

the relationship between sounds and letters

200
A word or part of a word with vowel sound

syllable

200

This type of syllable only has one vowel and ends with that vowel

open syllable

200

Name the two spelling choices for the sound /e/

e, ea

200

This greek combining form means "sound"

phone or phon

200

What is Morphology?

The study of meaning

300

This is added to the end of a word, and changes the base word's meaning

suffix

300

This type of syllable can only be used at that end of a word

cle syllable

300

Name 5 spelling choices for the sound /I/

i, i-e, y, igh, ie

300

This latin root means "to break"

rupt

300

What is Orthographic mapping

the process in our brain where we pair words with their correct spelling

400

An unaccented, or unclear vowel sound.  Any vowel can make this sound.

schwa

400

This type of syllable is when two or more vowels work together to make one sound

vowel team

400

name three spellng choices for the sound /er/

er, ir, ur

400

Where does the word "disruption" come from.  What does it mean

latin

dis- apart

rupt- to break

tion-noun

400

What is reading fluency?

The speed and accuracy with which we read

500

Name all six syllable types

closed, open, VCe, Vowel Team, R controlled vowels, cle

500

This type of syllable consists of a vowel followed by thee letter r

r controlled vowel

500

Name the 8 spelling choices for the sound /A/

a, a-e, ai, ay, ea, eigh, ei, ey

500

Where does the word "photograph" come from?

greek

photo meaning light

graph meaning picture

500

What are the "three great spelling rules"

111

drop it or keep it

keep it or change it