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Pattern WordsShort a soundalbum basketball magnet masterpassed past talent

Long a sounda_e ai ay eiescape remain crayon veinsafety sprain relay weightwaste waist today

Challenge Wordstomorrow yesterday

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The short e sound can be spelled e or ea in a closed syllable. kept leatherThe long e sound can be spelled ea or ee. reason speech

A vowel that says its short sound is usually followed by one or two consonants. magnetThe long a sound can be spelled a_e, ai, ay, and ei. safety waist today weight

Pattern WordsShort e sound Long e sounde ea ea eeelse breath breathe freedomhello leather reason speechkept meant repeat squeezelength sweaterlesson wealth

Review Words Challenge Wordsmaster waste all right a lot

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Pattern WordsShort o soundcommon contest problem product topic

Long o soundo oa o_e owscroll coax quote bowling shadow

soap shone fellowship shownsuppose growth

Review Words Challenge Wordsstyle visit clothes though

The short o sound can be spelled o in a closed syllable. topicThe long o sound can be spelled o, oa, o_e, ow. scroll coax quote growth



Pattern WordsShort i soundfinger kitchen liquid visit

Long i soundi i_e igh ypilot drive delight denytwilight polite twilight relywildlife pride style

size type wildlife

Review Words Challenge Wordsbreathe reason inning surprise

The short i sound can be spelled i in a closed syllable. visitThe long i sound can be spelled i, i_e, igh, or y. pilot size delight rely

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Suffix rules for adding ed, er, es, est, and ingNo change to the base word greaterDouble the final consonant admittedDrop the final e locating

Pattern Words/ŭ/discuss puppetsuffer summit

Spellings for /oo/ Spellings for /yoo/ew oo ou ew ue ugrew proof group nephew rescue unit

raccoon youth valueu u_e uiscuba salute suit

Review Words Challenge Wordsproblem suppose canoe shoes

The /ŭ/ sound can be spelled u. puppetThe /oo/ sound can be spelled ew, oo, ou, u, u_e, or ui grew proof group scuba salute suitThe /yoo/ sound can be spelled ew, u, ue. nephew unit value



Pattern WordsNo change to the base word Double the final consonantanswered delaying greater admitted controlling equippingshallower straying quizzes stirring

Drop the final eincluded locating sampledinvited owed strangest

Review Words Challenge Wordsdiscuss value height tired

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Pattern WordsSpellings for /ûr/er ir ur ear ourherd perhaps circle purr heard journalperfect servant squirming sturdy searches journey

Spellings for /îr/ear eerappeared careerweary steer

Review Words Challenge Wordscompare fourth during library

The /ûr/ sound can be spelled ear, er, ir, our, or ur. heard servant circle journey sturdyThe /îr/ sound can be spelled ear or eer. appeared career

Pattern Words/är/ harveststartled

Spellings for /âr/ Spellings for /ôr/air are or ore ourdairy compare forest ordered adores courseprairie declare form supporting scorekeeper fourth

scaring forth

Review Words Challenge Wordsadmitted locating parent paragraph

The /är/ sound can be spelled ar. harvestThe /âr/ sound can be spelled air or are. compare prairieThe /ôr/ sound can be spelled or, ore, or our. forth scorekeeper course



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Pattern Wordsau aw a followed by l oughtapplause crawling exalted oughtcausing drawn false soughtfaucet hawk hallfault stalkhaulinglauncheslaundry

Review Words Challenge Wordsemployed surround cough laughter

The /ô/ sound can be spelled au, aw, a followed by l, or ough. fault hawk hall ought

The /oi/ sound can be spelled oi or oy. toil royalThe /ou/ sound can be spelled ou or ow. proud crowd

Pattern WordsSpellings for /oi/ Spellings for /ou/oi oy ou owappointing employed account crowdavoid oyster mouth powdermoist royal ounce towertoil proud

sproutsurround

Review Words Challenge Wordsappeared servant improve shoulder



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Pattern Wordsc ch ckbasic anchor echo nickelscord chord schedule pocketpicnic chorus school ticketspublic Christianscale chronicle

Review Words Challenge Wordsapplied prepared character chocolate

The /k/ sound can be spelled c, ch, or ck. basic Christian nickels

Pattern WordsDouble the final consonantoccurred preferred submitting

Drop the final earrived bouncing carvingprepared solved

Change y to iapplied copied empties heaviesthungrier rubies skies tidiest

Review Words Challenge Wordscausing exalted anymore wherever

Suffix rules for adding ed, er, es, est, or ingDouble the final consonant submittingDrop the final e carvingChange y to i before adding a suffix that begins with e empties



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Pattern Wordsg followed by a vowel sound g followed by a silent e dge following a short vowelge gi change orange ledge pledgegeneral giraffe hinge sponge ridge

gerbil

unstressed syllable ending with agebandage courage imagemessage package storage

Review Words Challenge Wordsdecided force knowledge suggest

The /j/ sound can be spelled g when followed by e, i, or y. This is called soft g. change gerbil giraffeThe /j/ sound can be spelled dge following a short vowel. pledgeThe /j/ sound is spelled ge in an unstressed syllable ending in age. message

Pattern Wordsc followed by a silent eadvice braces fleeceforce glanced source

c followed by a vowel soundce ci cycanceling citrus cyclecease decided cypressceiling reciteconcertrecent

Review Words Challenge WordsChristian tickets succeed sentence

The /s/ sound can be spelled c before e, i, or y. This is called soft c. fleece ceiling decide cycle



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Pattern Wordso oucover countrydozen couplefront cousinmoney doublemonkey roughmonth touchdownshovel toughwonder young

Review Words Challenge Wordsdesigning hymn among company

The short u sound can be spelled o or ou in a one-syllable word or in a stressed syllable. front double

A consonant sound is sometimes spelled with two consonants. One of the consonants may be silent. debt design calm column scenery islands

Pattern WordsSilent consonantsbt gn lmdebt designing almonddoubted reign calmsubtle sign palm

mn sc slautumn scene islandscolumn sceneryhymn scissors

Review Words Challenge Wordschange message rhyme rhythm



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Pattern WordsVCV: vowel (long sound) + consonant + vowelclimate focus human item moment unite

VCCV: vowel (long sound) + consonant blend + vowelprogram secret vibrate

VCV: vowel (short sound) + consonant + vowelexit lizard novel ovenpolish rapid salad

Review Words Challenge Wordsbelieve machine between evening

Letter pattern Syllable pattern ExampleVCV opensyllableV•CV i•temVCCV opensyllableV•CCV vi•brateVCV closedsyllableVC•V sal•ad

Pattern Wordsey i iehoney skiing achieve goaliekeychain belief nieceturkey believe reliefvalley briefvolleyball cookie

i_emachinepolice

Review Words Challenge Wordsdouble wonder recipe spaghetti

Long e can be spelled ey, i, i_e, or ie. honey ski machine cookie



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In the VV letter pattern, two vowels next to each other represent two different vowel sounds. The first vowel usually has the long sound. The two vowels are usually in separate syllables. crē•ate rē•act lī•on

Closed SyllablesLetter pattern Syllable pattern ExamplesVCCV VCC•V rath•er VCCCV VCC•CV pump•kin ath•leteVCCCV VC•CCV lob•ster dol•phin



Pattern WordsVCCV: vowel (short sound) + digraph + vowel soundjacket rather whether

VCCCV: vowel (short sound) + consonant blend or digraph + consonant + vowelathlete kingdom pumpkin sandwich

VCCCV: vowel (short sound) + consonant + consonant blend or digraph + consonant + vowelchildren complain complete dolphin fartherinspect instant lobster purchase

Review Words Challenge Wordspolish program profit prophet

Pattern WordsVV: long vowel sound + long vowel soundcreate trio

VV: long vowel sound + short vowel soundduet piano quiet react

VV: long vowel + schwaarea fuel idea lion periodpoem realize science usual violin

Review Words Challenge Wordskingdom purchase language vacuum

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Suffix Meaning Example Definitionly in a certain manner bravely in a brave manner or wayness state of weakness state of being weaky full of guilty full of guilt

Pattern Wordsly ness ybravely blindness breezyclosely fitness dirtyfinally forgiveness guiltyfriendly weakness noisysuddenly worthysurelywillingly

Review Words Challenge Wordsequipment wonderful gently truly

Pattern Wordsment ful lessagreement colorful thoughtful carelessequipment peaceful useful cloudlessmovement powerful wonderful harmlesspayment respectfultreatments skillful

Review Words Challenge Wordscreate idea fulfill judgment

Suffix Meaning Example Definitionful full of wonderful full of wonderless without careless without carement the act of, the state of movement the act of moving



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Pattern Wordsdis pre undisappear precut unablediscomfort preheat unbuckledisconnect prepackaged unloadingdiscontent preview unselfishdiscover unstabledisplease unusual

Review Words Challenge Wordscomposer instructor business busyness

Prefix Meaning Example Definitiondis opposite, not discontent not contentpre before preheat heat beforeun opposite, not unable not able

Prefix Meaning Example Definitioner person who voter one who votesor person who editor one who edits

Pattern Wordser orannouncer reporter editorbuilder rescuer directorcomposer skater instructorlistener voter inventormanager sailorowner visitor

Review Words Challenge Wordsfinally fitness favorite imagine



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The /ē/ sound can be spelled y in an unstressed syllable at the end of a word. steadyThe /ĭ/ sound can be spelled y in the middle of a word or syllable. system

Pattern Words/ĭ/ spelled ybicycle crystal cymbal gymnasticsshelves symbol symptom system

/ē/ spelled ycounty cozy dailyglory steady trophy

Both /ĭ/ and /ē/ spelled ymystery sympathy symphony

Review Words Challenge Wordsheroes misplace energy necessary

Pattern WordsPrefix: mismisbehaves miscount misjudge misplacemisspell misunderstand misuse

Plurals for words ending with f or fehalves hooves knivesloaves shelves wives

Plurals for words ending with oheroes potatoes tomatoes

Review Words Challenge Wordsdisplease unable interesting several

The prefix mis means “wrong” or “incorrect.” miscountFor some nouns ending in a consonant plus o, add the suffix es to form the plural. tomato tomatoesFor some nouns ending in f or fe, replace the f or fe with ves to form the plural. shelf shelves knife knives



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Pattern Wordsallocal medal metal normalpedal petal signal total

ellevel marvel modelsquirrel tunnel

leankle apostle disciple

Review Words Challenge Wordslabor layer angel angle

The /ә r/ sound can be spelled ar, er, or or in a final unstressed syllable. dollar layer flavor

The /ә l/ sound can be spelled al, el, or le in a final unstressed syllable. medal level ankle

Pattern Wordsarcalendar dollarnectar solar

erlayer proper silver

orauthor doctor humorflavor labor majormotor tractor vapor

Review Words Challenge Wordsglory symbol error mirror



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Pattern WordsUnstressed vowel pattern Final unstressed syllableen in on tain gainburden penguin cotton captain bargainchosen raisin gallon certaingiven lemon curtainsiren wagon fountain

mountain

Review Words Challenge Wordsdiscovery removed millennium million

Some syllables end with an unstressed vowel pattern spelled en, in, on, or ain. The ain pattern is used in the unstressed syllables gain and tain. si•ren pen•guin cot•ton bar•gain foun•tain

Pattern WordsBase word + suffixfaithful forceful frequentlyhourly thirsty

Prefix + base wordmispronounce reinjure reschedule

Prefix + base word + suffixdiscouragement discovery misstepped refuelingrelocating removed researches unhealthy

Review Words Challenge Wordsdisciple level promise tennis

A prefix or a suffix can be added to a base word to make a new word. Sometimes both a prefix and a suffix are added to make a new word. The meaning of the new word is related to the meaning of the base word. re•schedule hour•ly un•health•y



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The suffix er can mean “a person who.” catch•erThe unstressed vowel pattern ure is used in the unstressed syllables ture and sure. past•ure

Pattern WordsSuffix: erarcher pitchercatcher preacher

Unstressed syllablesture surecapture moisture picture measurecreature nature posture pleasurefuture pasture structure treasure

Review Words Challenge Wordsmission section secure soldier

Pattern Wordssion tiondiscussion actions motionmission attention nationpermission caution salvationsession direction section

instruction stationlocation vacation

Review Words Challenge Wordscotton mountain ocean sugar

The /shә n/ sound can be spelled sion or tion in a final unstressed syllable. These syllables sometimes mean “the act or state of.”dis• cus• sion “the act of discussing”di• rec• tion “the act or state of directing”



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