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The phonogram OUGH is one of the toughest in the English language, with at least six variations. This set includes a handout with a word list and a worksheet to highlight different patterns. The worksheet can be copied and the words cut apart for a sort.

The letters GH can sound like /g/, /f/, or be silent. This set includes a handout with a word list and a worksheet to highlight different patterns. The worksheet can be copied and the words cut apart for a sort.

This set includes a board game to practice tiger and camel two syllable words, play nice dice to practice rabbit words with doubled consonants in the middle of two syllable words. A page with all three types combined can be used as a worksheet or the words cut apart for a word sort.

This set includes: A handout illustrating the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.A worksheet for two sounds of s: the letter s after an unvoiced consonant, often = /s/, after a voiced consonant, often = /z/. A worksheet for the three sounds of suffix -ed: after a voiced consonant, -ed often makes the sound of /d/ as in "jailed." After an unvoiced consonant, it often makes the sound of /t/ as in "walked." A third sound, /id/ is made after the voiced consonant d as in "needed" and t

Some one syllable words with the letter o and a silent e at the end make the long o sound, like drove and home. Others that you might expect to have a long vowel sound do not. Instead, they make the schwa sound of "uh". Some, love, and glove are a few of these. Practice these words after learning about Silent e with a worksheet, board game, and word search.

Practice i before e, except after c, and when sounding like a as in neighbor and weigh. This set includes a handout with a word list, a pattern worksheet, and a worksheet to highlight the different patterns. The worksheet can be copied and the words cut apart for a sort.

The /k/ sound is often spelled CK at the end of words with short vowels. This set includes an anchor chart and word list, and two worksheets to practice the consonant digraph CK.

Worksheets (that can also be used as word sorts) for the sounds of the air and ear phonograms. Includes anchor charts with key word sentences and the Multiple Meaning chart (which is available free separately in the Super Tutor Store)

Explore some of the ways that the letter a can make the schwa sound with this set that includes a handout, worksheet, and nice dice practice.

The letters C and G can be hard or soft. This set includes anchor charts and worksheets to practice these words.

After learning about Consonant Digraphs with short vowels and about both Diphthongs and Vowel Teams with a long vowel sound, it is time to learn about words that have ALL, like "smooth," and "beach!" This freebie includes a worksheet, a word search, and a word sort.

After learning about Consonant Digraphs with short vowels and about Silent e, it is time to learn about words that have BOTH, like "chase," and "cheep!" This freebie includes a worksheet, a word search, and a word sort.

This freebie includes a poem, a word list, and worksheet for F variations.