Parts of Speech
Person, place, or thing
What is a noun?
The most important person in a story.
What is a character?
What you get when you take big words apart.
What is a syllable?
A sentence must start with one.
What is a capital letter.
Using one sound for a letter then trying the other sound it makes.
What is Flippy Dolphin?
At the end of a base word
What is a suffix?
Something that happens in a story.
What is an event?
Two letters that make a new sound.
What is a digraph?
A place to look for correct spelling.
What is a word book or dictionary
The get your mouth ready to say the beginning letter in a word you don't know.
What is Lips the Fish?
the action in the sentence
What is a verb?
Where or when the story happens.
What is the setting?
A vowel team that makes a new sound, as in coin.
What is a dipthong?
Sentences end with this.
What is punctuation?
To look at each letter, think of its sound, and blend them together, similar to tapping.
Describes a noun
What is a adjective
How the problem was fixed
What is the solution?
Two letters that you can hear each sound but said fast.
What is a blend?
Used to hear each sound in a word.
What is tapping?
To start at the capital letter, only saying beginning sound of unknown word, and stop at the end of the sentence.
What is Skippy Frog?
Replaces a noun
What is a pronoun?
The difficulty in the story.
What is the problem?
/ar/, /or/, /ir/, /ur/, and /er/
What are R-controlled vowels or "Bossy R"
Has a subject and an action.
What is a complete sentence?
Looking for smaller words, or parts you know, in unknown big words.
What is Chunky Monkey?