Phonics Fun
This is the vowel sound in the word "cake."
What is a long A?
This is a synonym for "big."
What is large?
This is what we call the most important point of a nonfiction text.
What is the main idea?
This is what we call the people or animals in a story.
What are characters?
A story that teaches a lesson is called this.
What is a fable?
This vowel team appears in the word "boat."
What is OA?
This is an antonym for "hot."
What is cold?
This text feature helps us find the definitions of words.
What is a glossary?
This is where and when a story takes place.
What is the setting?
A story passed down from generation to generation is called this.
What is a folktale?
This is the final sound in the word "dog."
What is /g/?
When talking about a dog, this is what "bark" means.
What is a dog's sound?
This kind of text structure tells about a problem and how it was solved.
What is problem and solution?
This is the problem in a story.
What is conflict?
This is the lesson in "The Tortoise and the Hare."
What is slow and steady wins the race?
This is the medial vowel sound in "sleep."
What is a long E?
This is what "bark" means when referring to a tree.
What is the outer covering of a tree?
Before reading a book, you can look at these to find out what it’s about.
What are the title and headings?
Characters do these to solve problems in a story.
What are actions?
An exaggerated story, like "Paul Bunyan," is called this.
What is a tall tale?
Among "hope," "hat," and "kite," this word has a short vowel sound.
What is hat?
"Flower" and "flour" are examples of this type of word.
What are homophones?
This is the first thing you should do when answering a comprehension question.
What is look back at the text?
You can tell what a character is like by looking at these three things.
What are their words, actions, and thoughts?
This kind of animal is usually very clever in fables.
What is a fox?