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Lesson 36a: short i review

bid

gig

kit

mip

big

did

fim

hit

nip

sit

dip

in

vip

wig

wit

fib

jig

quit

lis

zip

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Do I mix it?

Sid said to sit.

I see a big pig.

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Lesson 36b: short i advanced

fib

nip

pit

tiz

wit

blip

brin

slid

trim

prim

disk

gift

himp

kilt

sift

hip

spin

tilt

twib

quiz

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Lin ran to lift it.

Can Sid do a flip?

I see the cap fits him!

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Lesson 37a: short o

bog

bop

cob

dop

dot

fog

lon

hop

job

jot

lob

lop

mov

not

pod

pot

rob

sob

sog

top

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He can mop.

Tom got me a box.

The fox can hop from log to log.

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Lesson 37b: short o advanced

clog

blob

bond

jop

cost

smog

lond

pond

prod

trot

spot

fond

slom

crop

loft

flop

stop

trot

slod

snot

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He lost the prop.

Mom got me a spot.

The frog is from the pond.

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Lesson 38a: short a, i, o review

am

bag

bid

fif

bop

jam

gop

rap

zip

mob

tan

nag

pim

quiz

sod

wag

rim

zip

mot

lab

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I got a hat from the big box.

The man did not see the pin.

He said the dog is on the mat.

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Lesson 38b: short a, i, o Advanced (blends)

blab

camp

disk

gift

blob

crag

gasp

mist

prod

pond

gram

snip

twig

wind

trot

swam

tact

slip

fond

soft

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A frog hops to the pond.

He got to band camp at six.

Can you get the list from Stan?

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Lesson 39a: short u Review

bud

dug

mud

rut

tum

sum

bus

lut

nun

cup

lug

wun

cub

pug

tub

dud

sub

pun

nup

hum

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Are the pigs in the mud?

Look at the bug in the tub!

The mug was on the book.

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Lesson 39b: short u Advanced (blends)

club

drum

lump

dusk

stun

glum

fund

hump

stud

pump

plus

tusk

rust

stun

smug

jump

must

stun

dump

scum

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Look at the fast slug!

Was there rust on the lamp?

The drum set has a lot of dust.

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Lesson 40a: short e Review

bed

hen

met

set

lep

beg

jet

neb

ten

den

led

pem

wet

yen

get

fed

red

yet

sed

net

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I do not have pets.

Have you fed the hen?

What do you see on the jet?

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Lesson 40b: short e Advanced (blends)

bled

belt

bend

bred

best

zest

step

send

fret

sped

lend

pelt

fled

sent

tend

vent

welt

sled

tent

west

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I have to be at the end.

What did you send to Ben?

Did you get a text from Jen?

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Lesson 41a: short vowels review

am

as

big

got

but

get

an

had

his

hot

cut

let

ran

has

six

not

run

men

sit

red

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I have a pig and a hen.

He was not on the bus.

Do you see the big fan?

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Lesson 41b: short vowels advanced (blends)

ask

it’s

stop

jump

best

end

just

its

fast

hand

list

must

help

left

land

went

last

next

left

slot

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Tom said he can do a flip!

You have the best spot to rest.

What did mom and dad send you?

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Lesson 41c: short vowels advanced 2 (blends)

scram

bland

blunt

blimp

blend

frost

script

blast

clump

glint

slept

stomp

swept

squint

trump

strap

grant

plant

tract

trust

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Can you get the crust?

Stand next to the plants.

Stan and Ben are the best at sprints.

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Lesson 42: FLSZ Spelling Rule

stuff

bell

toss

bliss

jazz

cliff

quill

gloss

fuzz

sniff

swell

press

kiss

buzz

scuff

grill

tell

hiss

less

staff

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I want to be the boss!

Look at the frills on Nell’s dress!

Do you want your stuff from class?

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Lesson 43: -all, -oll, -ull

ball

poll

bull

wall

troll

toll

tall

pull

fall

small

roll

full

stall

all

call

tall

hall

mall

poll

toll

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No, do not pull on the net.

The small ball rolls off the tall wall.

So, did your dad want to go to the mall?

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Lesson 44: -ck /k/

tack

deck

quick

flock

nuck

back

fleck

pock

mock

stuck

truck

mick

tick

peck

lack

slick

speck

snack

plock

sock

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Mom packs the best snacks.

The duck got stuck in the muck.

I want to pick up a stick and a brick.

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Lesson 45: sh /sh/

shack

ash

blush

shed

clush

dash

shin

fesh

shot

lush

lash

mosh

shut

shift

smash

shell

fresh

wish

stish

crush

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She goes to the shop at ten.

Are we in a rush to get to the bash?

Jill says she wants to have fish sticks.

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Lesson 46: voiced th /th/

than

that

them

then

this

thus

then

that

than

this

that

thus

this

them

than

them

then

than

that

this

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Six is less than ten.

Tim and Pam fed their fish.

They will stop to pick up shells.

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Lesson 47: unvoiced th /th/

theft

bath

with

thud

tenth

thick

broth

sloth

cloth

thud

fifth

thin

math

path

moth

theft

froth

thin

tenth

thick

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We were with them.

The cats are in the bath.

“I can do that trick,” said Beth.

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Lesson 48: ch /ch/

chum

bench

chap

bunch

chut

check

rench

hunch

inch

chick

chuck

such

trench

mech

chop

chast

chin

lunch

pinch

clinch

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Chuck and Beth had lunch.

Did Thad chat with Chet?

I had such a fun talk with Ben.

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Lesson 49: Digraphs Review

trick

check

crash

bath

pack

shell

dish

shock

snack

thick

trash

lunch

neck

clock

shed

flash

black

shop

sixth

fifth

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She will be back in a flash!

Seth and Beth talk on their walk.

We were on the bench next to the path.

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Lesson 50: wh /w/, ph /f/

whack

graph

when

which

whiff

whim

whip

whisk

whiz

whips

whack

graph

Steph

whim

when

whiff

which

when

Ralph

whim

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When will we have lunch?

Would the moth munch on the cloth?

Ralph should whack the ball with his bat.

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Lesson 51: ng

bang

bring

gong

clung

flung

long

cling

clang

hang

fling

song

lung

rung

ping

swing

slang

twang

thing

wing

swung

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What is that thing?

You will get the hang of it.

You have to sing the song for me!

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Lesson 52: nk

bank

blink

honk

bunk

chunk

brink

blank

clank

clink

clunk

flunk

drank

link

hunk

plunk

slink

sank

thank

wink

trunk

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There are things in the trunk.

There is a lot of junk in the tank.

Where is Frank? I have to thank him!

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Lesson 53: Digraphs Review 2

shrank

thrash

back

black

bring

thrift

shred

shrill

throb

much

shrimp

thrust

than

that

shrug

shrunk

which

shrink

thing

shrub

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I could not just shrug it off!

Should I toss the scraps in the trash?

Your pants should not have shrunk this much.

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Lesson 54: a_e

bake

cape

pape

date

flake

spave

gate

hane

male

laze

phase

sake

nase

wade

wabe

cate

tape

thape

vase

whale

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There are no waves in the lake.

Nate and Blake should skate there.

Who said they would be at the game?

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Lesson 55: i_e

bike

chime

nipe

drive

hide

spife

lime

hine

mile

mive

pine

shine

nise

stride

wibe

tise

tide

thime

wide

wise

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Mike likes to ride his bike.

I will get my white kite for Beth.

Jake likes to dive by the tall slide.

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Lesson 56: o_e

bone

choke

nobe

cove

doze

spofe

drove

hoke

mole

moke

note

slope

noze

stove

wobe

tose

vote

foze

tone

woke

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The rope fell in the hole.

Cole is on the phone with Dave.

My home is close to those lakes.

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Lesson 57: e_e/review

bake

maze

nobe

Pete

note

spafe

cave

heke

pipe

mave

wade

kite

naze

grove

nale

tese

these

fike

shade

drone

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Pete and I hike by the stone path.

My five cats all like to sit on the rug.

Check the note to see the time.

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Lesson 58: u_e

dude

dune

nube

duke

flute

spune

cube

huke

cute

muve

June

rude

nuze

rule

nune

tuse

use

fuke

mute

muse

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Luke broke a rule.

Did you see that cute dog?

June could use the flute.

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Lesson 59: VCE Review

brake

plate

sope

rise

stove

skene

chase

moke

fume

thase

tune

puke

sibe

eve

tine

drine

grape

smike

froze

pose

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I see he gave Jane one white rose.

Should Steve bake the cake at home?

Luke could not make them smile.

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Lesson 60: _ce /s/

ace

face

noce

grace

ice

mece

lace

spoce

mice

luce

nice

pace

slace

rice

pece

tice

twice

fuce

price

since

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I use a plate for my rice.

Doyou want ice for your drink?

What is the price for this nice dress?

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Lesson 61: _ge /j/

age

cage

noge

huge

page

dige

rage

rege

range

stige

sage

stage

snage

wage

poge

tige

age

fage

huge

since

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Did Bruce like the rice?

The mice in that cage are huge.

The stage is a place where Grace shines!

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Lesson 62: VCE exceptions

ate

come

nove

close

done

mide

gave

plose

give

lave

line

have

twime

love

pabe

vime

none

wile

some

since

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Steve and Jane have to race home.

Did June give you these for a nice price?

Kate and Luke live close to the huge lake.

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Lesson 63: -es

ashes

axes

glasses

boxes

buses

wishes

dishes

grass

foxes

dress

bench

kisses

sash

lashes

class

wish

losses

bunch

taxes

hashes

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He has to scrub the two dishes.

Which one of the buses is mine?

Does Phil have glasses?

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Lesson 64: -ed

called

asked

jump

acted

listed

filled

back

boxed

added

melt

check

rolled

picked

lasted

tilt

thank

flushed

gifted

shifted

strand

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They listed many things to shop for.

They planted kale and then rested.

He splashed but did not get any kids wet!

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Lesson 65: -ing

acting

mash

being

pulling

resting

boxing

ringing

spend

singing

doing

sinking

calling

telling

fall

fishing

think

going

wink

asking

stand

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Steve has been singing while planting.

Is Liz being nice to you?

Many kids like fishing at the pond.

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Lesson 66: open and closed syllables

be

bat

go

clump

he

in

he

rock

me

step

she

strand

we

strap

hi

sun

test

tip

not

no

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My friend and I want to go camping in June.

Have you been sticking the stamps here?

The two friends have not missed the bus.

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Lesson 67a: compound words

anthill

kickoff

lipstick

cannot

pickup

pinball

catnip

itself

sandlot

uphill

hilltop

himself

sunset

suntan

hotdog

softball

upset

kickball

bulldog

catnip

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He went on a long hike by himself.

My friend likes softball and kickball.

Pete got something from the sandbox.

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Lesson 67b: closed/closed

absent

figment

pocket

pretzel

fossil

active

attic

habit

rapid

socket

cactus

hidden

subject

submit

cabin

index

tablet

transit

panic

dentist

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You are my friend because you are kind.

We bring the lunches in a picnic basket.

Can you go into the bag and get me a napkin?

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Lesson 68: open/closed

latex

legal

item

motel

humid

music

frozen

prefix

protect

even

result

sinus

cubic

crisis

total

unit

begun

vital

begin

basis

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My phone has been on silent.

Did your friend begin the race?

I love music class because we sing!

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Lesson 69: tch /ch/

batch

catch

clutch

crutch

ditch

fetch

hatch

hitch

hutch

itch

latch

match

notch

patch

pitch

sketch

snatch

stitch

switch

witch

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Spot will fetch the long stick!

The woman will patch the dress with lace.

Close the latch on the fence.

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Lesson 70: dge /j/

badge

bridge

budge

dodge

edge

fridge

fudge

grudge

hedge

judge

ledge

lodge

nudge

pledge

ridge

sludge

trudge

wedge

badge

bridge

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Has Midge been your friend for a long time?

I move the batch of fudge into the fridge.

The woman trims the hedge net to the fence.

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Lesson 71: tch and dge review

batch

badge

catch

bridge

clutch

budge

crutch

dodge

hitch

fridge

itch

hedge

latch

judge

pitch

snatch

sludge

stitch

trudge

witch

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I see a smudge on my chin.

They have a patch that will match.

Mitch moved back home because he missed his friends.

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Lesson 72: Long VCC

child

bind

bold

bolt

host

most

colt

fold

behind

mild

wild

grind

mold

revolt

post

rind

scold

told

molt

blind

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There is mold in the old home.

The child wanted to hold the doll.

What kind of cake do you like the most?

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Lesson 73: y /i/ (long i)

by

cry

dry

fly

fry

my

pry

sky

sly

spy

sty

try

why

by

cry

dry

fly

fry

my

pry

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The fly landed by the plate.

I was trying to dry myself in the sun.

Sky was in my class in fourth grade.

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Lesson 74: y /e/ (long e)

angry

handy

rusty

baby

happy

salty

body

hungry

silly

buddy

jelly

sixty

bumpy

lady

study

chilly

muddy

sunny

teddy

fluffy

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Did your buddy bring you candy?

I will bring a funny gift for Tommy.

It was both foggy and windy by the lake.

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Lesson 75: -le

able

bridle

angle

ankle

ample

babble

bundle

bangle

buckle

apple

fable

handle

jiggle

freckle

temple

pebble

puddle

tangle

tickle

ripple

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My uncle is so kind and funny!

Many people see the bubbles go by.

There are forty people on the shuttle.

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Lesson 76: ending patterns review

child

by

baby

apple

cold

dry

candy

google

hold

fly

funny

jungle

jolt

spy

hungry

puzzle

most

tiny

simple

wiggle

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Many people like candy apples.

Does the little pony have a bridle?

The lady holds the baby while walking.

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Lesson 76: ending patterns review

child

by

baby

apple

cold

dry

candy

google

hold

fly

funny

jungle

jolt

spy

hungry

puzzle

most

tiny

simple

wiggle

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Many people like candy apples.

Does the little pony have a bridle?

The lady holds the baby while walking.

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Lesson 77: ar

arch

march

artist

arp

bark

charge

harb

depart

garden

farm

marsh

market

larn

starch

marble

yarp

shark

marvel

barn

startle

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Bart makes a pretty card in art class.

My dog loves going on car rides to the park.

The cat was playing with some yarn in the backyard.

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Lesson 78: or, ore /or/

born

chore

boring

corp

explore

dorm

kore

forty

glory

fort

scorch

forming

porth

stork

stormy

morch

store

shore

report

scorn

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The bad storm tore up the shore!

I love to sit and do nothing on my porch.

We ate pork and corn for lunch.

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Lesson 79: ar /ar/ - or, ore /or/ Review

charge

cork

chore

gargle

dark

mark

port

sore

marvel

large

report

worn

mart

market

chart

target

smart

north

party

depart

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There was nothing left in the cart.

The pretty stars twinkle in the dark sky.

The people wore shorts to the party.

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Lesson 80: er /er/

clerk

fern

her

herd

berk

adverb

diverge

ever

serp

stern

verse

pern

letter

reserve

perch

winter

mister

lern

perk

verge

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That pretty fern will perk her up!

What other dishes do they serve?

Her sister wants the number for that place.

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Lesson 81: ir, ur /er/

birth

blur

burden

turtle

whirl

quirk

churn

further

swirl

murmur

shirt

furnish

curb

curse

squirt

turnip

third

purge

surf

sturdy

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There is some dirt on her shirt.

Her brother is done with first grade!

My mother has a black skirt and a purse.

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Lesson 82: er, ir, ur , w + or /er/

nerve

squirm

purse

word

adverb

term

thirst

spur

worst

murmur

reserve

worker

twirl

perch

world

worse

chirp

nerve

return

thirty

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These worms live in the dirt.

Her baby brother just said his first words.

Bert and Kirk work well together.

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Lesson 82: er, ir, ur , w + or /er/

nerve

squirm

purse

word

adverb

term

thirst

spur

worst

murmur

reserve

worker

twirl

perch

world

worse

chirp

nerve

return

thirty

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These worms live in the dirt.

Her baby brother just said his first words.

Bert and Kirk work well together.

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Lesson 83: R-Controlled Vowels Review

smart

sport

worm

curve

chore

chart

more

serve

super

world

charge

north

dirt

store

target

nurse

carpet

report

turtle

curb

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The shark started to swim to shore!

I got another star for doing my work.

My father was the first farmer in this part of the state.

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Lesson 84: ai, ay /a/ (long a)

braid

bay

hallway

paim

stay

remain

raise

blay

prevail

waist

sway

blaim

spray

strain

Friday

faint

tray

sailing

display

tay

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Their friend will stay here today.

We will wait at the main gate today.

Can you water the plants if it does not rain?

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Lesson 85: ee, ea, ey /e/ (long e)

deed

cream

alley

feeb

speech

pulley

dream

meap

scream

greed

stream

cheed

trolley

weep

team

wheat

heed

volley

plead

mee

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Can I please eat kidney beans with rice?

They put the green beans above the apples.

The queen was hidden among the forty bees in her hive.

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Lesson 86: oa, ow, oe /o/ (long o)

loaf

blown

woe

moe

floated

pillow

load

doan

poach

yellow

grown

poal

shown

throat

flowing

coach

bowl

doe

toe

oan

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He will row the boat to the coast again.

Take your coat with you, it is very cold today.

The coach asks Joe to play a game against Tom.

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Lesson 87: ie, igh /i/ (long i)

die

blight

delight

mie

fight

fighter

pie

ligh

sighing

slight

lie

sie

tonight

slight

right

insight

might

thigh

high

bie

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Do you always fight for the last slice of pie?

We are almost done fixing the bright lights.

She tried to help because it was the right thing to do.

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Lesson 88: Vowel teams Review 1

away

clean

high

below

day

follow

right

leave

today

way

seem

right

please

say

three

own

sleep

show

green

may

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It is very bright on the road today.

The team almost scored one more goal!

I always use soap when I take a bath at night.

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Lesson 89: oo, u /oo/ (as in put)

book

bull

football

push

moop

looking

sull

shook

wood

put

cook

hood

foom

nook

full

brook

bush

rook

stood

wush

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He put a hook on the door.

They stood on the clean floor.

Did you cook a full meal for these people?

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Lesson 90: oo, u /oo/ (as in spoon)

bloom

oops

racoon

boom

bool

hoot

noom

smooth

spoon

doom

fool

tooth

voo

troop

cool

scoop

moose

drool

spook

zoot

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Their son will scoop the food for the dog.

DId your son have a smooth bus ride to the zoo?

They won the game when he shot the ball in the hoop.

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Lesson 91: ew, ui, ue /u/ (as in spoon)

blew

bruise

renew

chew

froot

clue

croo

glue

drew

subdue

newt

juice

duil

true

stew

threw

dew

fruit

sue

broo

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Sue made stew for the whole crew.

What month will we go on the cruise?

Sue threw on her new suit to go to the pool.

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Lesson 92: Vowel Teams Review 2

bedroom

newborn

between

nightfall

cartoon

coastline

oatmeal

detail

daylight

rainbow

firewood

sixteen

remain

sleepover

fourteen

lifeboat

textbook

Sunday

racoon

mainland

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Please clean the stain on the floor.

Their son got a scoop of ice cream as a sweet treat.

Put a teaspoon of toothpaste on your new toothbrush.

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Lesson 93: au, aw, augh /aw/

bawl

fawn

lawn

slaw

lawk

cause

fault

gauze

haup

sauce

caught

fraught

paught

launch

taught

August

causing

drawing

pausing

rawhide

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I always yawn at this late hour.

She taught me to draw what I saw.

I picked up more sauce at the last minute.

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Lesson 94: ea (short e), a (short o)

bread

dead

dread

feather

meavy

father

quad

squash

squap

swan

dealt

waddle

leat

wash

spread

breath

spallow

health

steady

swallow

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Watch out for sharks in the water.

On Monday we will sweat a lot.

We will wash the car on Wednesday.

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Lesson 95: oi, oy /oi/

boil

choice

moist

spoil

toin

boy

coy

ploy

moy

toys

foil

joy

loim

soy

point

boycott

moyhill

employ

oyster

pointer

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I hope the fruit does not spoil.

I will join the hockey team in February.

Does Joy’s plant need moist soil to live?

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Lesson 96: ou, ow /ow/

bounce

ground

pouch

scout

troub

brow

drown

howl

towd

vow

cloud

fowl

proun

scowl

sprout

around

nowder

flower

shower

without

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He found a brown bag on the ground.

How do you draw the shape of a heart?

How many days are in the month of February?

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Lesson 97: Vowel Teams & Diphthongs Review

caught

cause

hawk

taught

yawn

choice

coin

point

voice

toy

crown

found

house

shout

sound

draw

noise

down

claw

round

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I keep my bedroom nice and clean.

My drawing of the heart is almost ready!

Roy will raid the fridge for something good to eat.

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Lesson 98: kn, wr, mb

knack

knife

kneel

knuckle

knip

wry

wrat

wrung

wrist

wrong

bomb

crumb

pumb

limb

thumb

knob

wrinkle

jamb

wrist

knipe

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Grandma knits for about twenty minutes each night.

Please clean up your crumbs after you eat.

I know how to wrap gifts very well.

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Lesson 117: c /s/, g /j/

acid

cell

civil

fancy

cip

policy

lacy

center

cept

spicy

gist

gen

logic

gentle

tragic

energy

origin

danger

germ

gip

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We went through the city’s civic center with a guide.

The guests sat next to the giant fence.

Can you guess how the magic trick was done

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Lesson 118: gn, gh, silent t, ch /sh/

gnarl

gnaw

sign

gnash

pign

ghastly

ghee

ghost

ghap

ghoul

bustle

mastle

fasten

listen

whistle

chic

chute

niche

chef

chan

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The young girl wanted to go to school to become a chef.

How often do you listen to music?

They say there are ghosts and gnomes in the castle.

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