Short Vowels
Floss Rule
TH
-nk/ng
Blends
100

A farm animal that is known to lie in the mud.

pig

100

The sound a bumble bee makes.

buzz

100

The subject you have right after the pledge.

math

100

If someone works out, this would be an adjective to describe them.

strong

100

A lot of people like to wear these on Halloween.

mask

200

Your car needs this to run

gas

200

Which is the right way to spell the word:

bluf     or     bluff

bluff

200

The opposite of wide.

thin

200

If someone cuts you off in traffic, you might _______ at them.

honk

200

An unwanted critter in your house is called a _________.

pest

300

A common part of a marine animal.

fin
300

True or False:

The word "flip" is a Floss word.

false

300

If you are dirty then you might need one of these.

bath

300

To make something smaller in size

shrink

300

Lacking the ability to see.

blind

400

The past tense of dig

dug

400

Give me an example of a Floss word. It must be spelled correctly.

Answers will vary. It must be a short word with a short vowel and must end in an f, l, s, or z that doubles. 

400

An insect that can sometimes be mistaken for a butterfly.

moth

400

The past tense of swing

swung
400

A sudden movement OR another word for a movie.

flick

500

Another name for a swamp.

bog
500

The Floss Rule.

If a short word, with a short word, ending in the letters f, l, s, or z, the ending will double.

500

The opposite of thin. 

thick

500

An old chest used for storing items

trunk

500

A popular seafood dish that people like to eat!

shrimp