Segment Words
Rules
Spell 5.2 words
Spell 5.3 words
High frequency words
100

canny

can  ny

100

b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, p, m, n, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, z,

consonants

100

a type of flower


(Open syllable, closed syllable) 

tulip

100

lacking contents

empty

100

An idea or opinion.


thought 

200

puny

pu    ny

200

name all the vowels 

a, e, i, o, u,   sometimes y

200

to use up the supply of. 

deplete 

200

brown liquid from a turkey or chicken 

gravy

200

To take or go with. 

brought 

300

levy 

lev    y

300

what sound does y say in a multi syllale word? 

e

300

To deny the use of something. 

deprive

300

wild behavior 

frenzy

300

a building for human habitation. 

houses 

400

moment 

mo    ment 

400

What do f, l, s, and z have in common at the end of single syllable words? 

They are the bonus letters and they most often get doubled up.  

         (stuff*,   full*,   sass*,   buzz*) 

400

obscurring the light from a celestial body. 

eclipse

400

a soldier keeping guard

sentry 

400

to move in the direction of. 

toward

500

colony

col   o   ny

500

segment and name the syllable patters in each syllable of the word: 

                           regulate

 reg    u    late    

closed, open, vce 

500

The second part of a story or movie. 

sequel 

500

In due manner or time. 

duly 

500

more than two or fewer than many. 

several