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| LESSON PLAN for Lesson 7 Short Vowel /o/ 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:
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Background The letter o makes several sounds. The most common representation of the short /o/ vowel sound is in words where the vowel is in a closed pattern, such as in dot, hot, dock, frog, and clock. There are other ways to represent the short /o/ vowel sound, such as ou in cough, oh in John, and au in astronaut. |
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