Just Words Unit Two
Just Words Unit Two
Jan 05, 2016
Just Words Unit Two. Jeopardy. Concepts. Spelling (Spell correct answer Name syllable type). Vocabulary (read word, give definition, Identify syllable type). Non-Sense Words (identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends). High-Frequency Words (read word, use word in a - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Just Words
Unit Two
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ConceptsSpelling
(Spell correct answerName syllable type)
Vocabulary(read word, give definition,
Identify syllable type)
Non-SenseWords
(identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends)
High-FrequencyWords
(read word, use word in aSentence)
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What do you call two or more consonants
together, each making its own
sound?
Consonant blends
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What do you call a digraph blended
with another consonant?
Digraph blend
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What do you call part of a
word that can be pushed out in one breath?
syllable
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1 vowel, closed in by 1 or more
consonants, and the vowel is short, is
called what?
Closed syllable
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What breaks the closed
syllable rule because the
vowel sound is long?
Closed syllable exception
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Not tame.
wildClosed syllable
exception
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To make your eyes look
small.
squintClosed syllable
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Another name for a kid.
childClosed syllable
exception
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What do you call lunch and
breakfast together?
brunchClosed syllable
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A type of fish.
scrodClosed syllable
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shift
To move a little
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shred
To cut into small parts.
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script
Words written for a play.
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post
To hang or display.
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mind
A person’s thinking or thoughts.
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slomp
slmp
Closed syllable
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sprop
sprClosed syllable
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crench
crnch
Closed syllable
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plosh
plsh
Closed syllable
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squest
squst
Closed syllable
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do
Do you have gum?
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one
I have one piece of gum.
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your
You left your coat on the chair.
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were
Were you going home?
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Where
Where is your lunch?
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