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Eureka!Montessori
posted at 9:15 p.m. on March 15, 2010
THANK YOU! This list is great. I have a very good book of phonograms from my training but yours has a few extras in many categories. Really fun to have. My 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders will benefit tomorrow.
Susan
posted at 10:37 p.m. on July 6, 2010
Thanks so much this is great!
venkatyuvaraj
posted at 6:44 p.m. on November 10, 2010
wonderful...............thanks a lot..........hats off for the good job..........
Afsheen
posted at 6:42 a.m. on March 11, 2011
you have done a wonderful job! It has saved my time.
RicardoVerdi
posted at 1:48 p.m. on June 10, 2011
Great stuff, thanks. There seems to be an error under -ay, it has the word clap along with the others
RicardoVerdi
posted at 2:24 p.m. on June 10, 2011
I just noticed too that for oa, roan is in it twice, also I think coal, goal, foal are a bit different on sound to the others
julia
posted at 3:52 p.m. on October 19, 2011
do guys have a word for ui
nanda
posted at 10:40 a.m. on November 29, 2011
Hi, Are you sure these could be introduced at theage 5? Thanks --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If your child understands the lessons easily at age 5 you can introduce "ck" "ss" "ff" and so on. The English language tends to be one of exceptions to the rule and it is okay to introduce this concept gradually. Puzzle words, such as," the", "there", are another example of exceptions.
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Phonogram Words
Phonograms
Phonograms are exceptions to the pure phonetic words.Here are word lists that contain phonogram words.
(4 and 5 year old child can handle double consonants, such as ck, ss, ff, and so on. Also, ing words can be introduced. You can justify introducing these words if the words are a part of your child's environment.)
-ing- words
-ll-
Challenge Words
-ff-
Extra Challenge Words
-silent e and long a-
Challenge Words
-ai- (long a)
Challenge Words
-ay-(long a)
Challenge Words
-ea-(long e)
Challenge Words
-ee-(long e)
Challenge Words
-ie-(long e)
-ey-(long e)
-y-(long e)
Challenge words
-i-(short i)
Challenge words
-i-e (silent e, long i)
Challenge words
-igh-
Challenge Words
-y (long i)
Challenge Words
-o-e (long o and silent e)
Challenge Words
-oa-(long o)
Challenge Words
-o-(long o)
Challenge Words
-ow-(long o)
-u...e-
Challenge Words
-ew-
Challenge Words
-ue-
Challenge Words
-ck-(you can introduce these as phonetic words with "a different spelling")
Challenge Words
-sh-
-qu-
-th-
-ea-
-le-
-o-
-er-
-ir-
-ur-
-or-
-ch-
-ch-
-ow-
-ou-
-al-
-all-
-oi-
-oy-
-soft c-
-soft g-
-tion-
-sion-
-oo-
-a-
-ar-
-silent b-
-silent d-
-silent g-
-silent h-
-silent k-
-silent t-
-silent w-
-ar-
-au-
-aw-
-oo-
-ture-
-are-
-air-