I have been late posting these! My apologies -- I will get these out on Mondays going forward.
This week we are examining the long "o" sound. We have sorted these words into 1st, 2nd, and oddball. 1st and 2nd refers to the syllable on which the long "o" falls. But within these syllables, students noticed how different rules apply, such as "oa" combinations making the long "o."
1st
toaster
hostess
lonely
owner
lower
lonesome
loafer
poster
soapy
bowling
soldier
postage
coaster
2nd
below
explode
suppose
compose
decode
remote
alone
approach
awoke
erode
Oddball
Europe
