Lesson Nineteen
Long and Short and <o>
1. You can hear short in the word hid. We write it this way: [i]. You can hear long in the word hide. We write it [ī].
2. You can hear short <o> in the word got. We write it [o]. You can hear long <o> in the word goat. We write it [ō].
3. Listen carefully for the long and short 's and <o>'s in these words. Then sort the words into the groups below:
| [i] | [ī] | [o] | [ō] |
4. Read each word below carefully. If the vowel sound in a word is long, put an in the “Long vowel” column. If the vowel sound in a word is short, put an in the “Short vowel” column:
| Word | Long vowel | Short vowel |
| then | ||
| bring | ||
| hide | ||
| last | ||
| name | ||
| still | ||
| leave | ||
| left | ||
| long | ||
| those | ||
| height | ||
| three | ||
| day | ||
| peace | ||
| fruit | ||
| mask | ||
| laugh | ||
| twice | ||
| soft | ||
| hide | ||
| hid | ||
| chance |
Word Find. Find the twelve words that have either long or short <o>'s in them:
List the words in alphabetical order:
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
- __________
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