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Lesson 11
More Decodables
1. Consonant Nn
2. Short Vowel /a/
3. Consonant Pp
4. Consonant Mm
5. Consonant Ss
6. Consonant Tt
7. Short Vowel /o/
8. Consonant Dd
9. Word Families -an, -ad
10. Short Vowel /e/
11. Consonant Hh
12. Word Families -ot, -op
13. Consonant Ff
14. Consonant Gg
15. Word Families -et, -en
16. Short Vowel /i/
17. Consonant Bb
18. Word Families -it, -in
19. Consonant Cc
20. Consonant Rr
21. Short Vowel /u/
22. Word Families -ug, -un
23. Consonant Ll
24. Consonant Ww
25. Word Families -at, -ap
26. Consonant Jj
27. Consonant Kk
28. Word Families -ut, -ub
29. Consonant Vv
30. Consonant Yy
31. Word Families -ill, -ip
32. Consonant Qq
33. Consonant Xx
34. Consonant Zz
35. Word Families -ob, -ell
36. S-Blends
37. R-Blends
38. L-Blends
39. Final N-Blends
40. Final Blends
41. 3-Letter S-Blends
42. VCe Long /a/
43. VCe Long /o/
44. VCe Long /i/
45. VCe Long /u/
46. Sh Digraph
47. Ch Digraph
48. Ck Digraph
49. Ng Digraph
50. Th Digraph
51. Wh Digraph
52. Open Vowels
53. Long /e/
54. Short /e/
55. Long /a/ Part 1
56. Long /a/ Part 2
57. Long /o/
58. Long /i/
59. /oo/ (as in hoop)
60. /oo/ (as in good)
61. /o/ (as in ball) Part 1
62. /o/ (as in caught) Part 2
63. /oi/
64. /ou/
65. /o/ (as in corn)
66. /ar/ (as in care)
67. /ar/ (as in car)
68. /ur/ (as in curl)
Hot at the Dam
Realistic (fiction), 160 Words, Decodable

Background

Most often, the /h/ sound in the initial position is made by the consonant h as represented in words such as hat and happy. H sometimes appears in the medial position in words such as ahead, ahoy, and behave. The use of the consonant h is very consistent because it makes only this one sound. However, when h is preceded by w, such as in what or when, the /h/ sound is made before /w/. The sound of the digraph wh is represented by /hw/. It should be noted that in many English dialects, the h is silent in the wh digraph. This means that the initial sound in what is pronounced no differently than the initial sound in wit or wet.

Materials

To view the teaching materials, click on "Lesson plan and teaching materials." Then scroll to the end of the lesson to find the following materials:
  • Hh sound/symbol card
  • Letter cards
  • Teacher decodable word cards
  • Student decodable word cards
  • High-frequency word cards
  • Phonemic awareness worksheet
  • Phonics worksheet
  • Practice sheet
  • Workmat
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