This is a thorn And that is a thistle. T-H th th th
O-W ow there’s a cow going down D-O-W-N That’s how we get down Yea!
O-U ou ou, O-U-T Get out of here you bumble bee -O-U-T out, out -O-U-T out , out
The King of ing Loves to do a jumping dance. I-N-G ing ing ing
A-L-L all all Throw that ball! A-L-L all all Kick that ball!
Car C-A-R You can stick your arm in a jar of stars. A-R ar ar ar
O-R or or or I want more!!!!
Meanie oo O-O oo
Sweetie O-O oo I like school.
You love fruit. I do too! U – i ui
E-W ew Happy New Year!!
I-C-E ice Ice Again!! I-C-E ice
A-C-E ace I can ACE this!!
Love birds O and A were floating on a boat. O said to a, “Oh I love you” and a said absolutely nothing. So when you see o and a you say O, o love boat.
Sometimes you say O, but sometimes you say Ow, when you see OW at the end of a word! O , , OW. . snow.
You take a scaredy cat e and a scaredy cat a, put them together and what do they say eeeeee
When you see a double e you say e e, it’s a bumble bee party ee ee. Bumble Bee dance. Ee ee ee.
I-G-H. . I-G-H, igh, igh Don’t forget the t ight. Again! I-G-H. . I-G-H, igh, igh Don’t forget the t ight.
A said to I get out of my way I’m gonna say a today. Ai-ai-ai make it RAIN!!!
Super EIGH! EI-GH eigh
ay ay ay Do you want to play? Swish Score Horay A-Y ay at the end of a word like may or stay or spray.
I-R ir girl. .
U-R ur in the middle of the word Surrrf.
E-R er at the end of the word Flower.
O-I oi oi oi in the middle of a word. Make some noise oi oi oi.
O-Y oy oy oy At the end of a word. Boy!
A-W aw There’s a claw on your paw.
A-U au Au – au- beep! A-U au Au – au- beeeep
A-U-G-H-T aught, daughters in the class aught to say, “ That’s me!
O-U-G-H-T ought Look what I bought!
Drink that funky potion, and make that silly motion. T-I-O-N tion
We have to mop the mansion! S-I-O-N sion
When you’re writing WR, , don’t wake the W rr. . Don’t wake the W rr
When you see KN you don’t say the K you say n n n Knock!
When you see PH you don’t say PH you f f f Get the Phone!
Wh, Wh Who What When Where Why and Which
When you see ed at the end of a root word you say, ed, ed, d , or t