ph and gh say /f/
ph and gh can both say /f/. Eight sentences: phone, laugh, elephant, cough, dolphin, rough, photo and tough.
Twelve words to sort into open syllables (go, me, hi) and closed syllables (got, men, him). The rule is printed on the sheet.
“Read each word. Does it end in a vowel or a consonant? Write it in the right column.”
Printed on the sheet:
gothimgomesheshedmennotwewethi
Open syllables end in a vowel that says its name. Closed ones end in a consonant.
Kids who split syllables by letter count instead of sound. Clap the word again.
Hunt for -ed and -ing words in a story and sort them.
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ph and gh can both say /f/. Eight sentences: phone, laugh, elephant, cough, dolphin, rough, photo and tough.
Ten new words to clap and split: two consonants in the middle split between them (muf|fin, pic|nic), then ba|na|na and fan|tas|tic.
Ten words where the first part ends in a long vowel (mu|sic, pa|per, ba|by), up to com|pu|ter and po|ta|to.
Ten verbs to put in the past with -ed, with the three spelling rules on the sheet: walked, hopped, baked, clapped and smiled.
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