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Jugar Froggy Jumps
1. /k/ /s/
A
w
B
a
C
c
2. o
A
b
B
a/a
C
/o/ /O/ /oo/
3. /sh/used at the beginning of a word, at the end of a syllable, but not at the beginning of syllables after the first one, except for ending -ship-
A
sh
B
dge
C
i
4. /ow/ /O/
A
ewe
B
eu
C
ow
5. /m/,
A
boy
B
kn
C
m
6. /k/, 2-letter /k/, used only after a single vowel that says /a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u
A
ck
B
new
C
se
7. /y/ /i/ /I/ /E
A
y
B
kn
C
wrong
8. /A/ two-letter /A/ that we DO use at the end of English words.
A
ay
B
kn
C
ie
9. /A/ 2-letter /A/ that we do NOT use at the end of English words. Why not? English words do not end with I
A
wet
B
ai
C
aw
10. /E/ /I/, we say /E/ /I/ but we write I – E
A
paper
B
ie
C
qu
11. /aw/ that we do NOT use at the end of English words. Why not? English words do not end with U.
A
ed
B
au, sauce
C
a
12. rh
A
science
B
/r/, Greek /r/
C
R
13. tch
A
Ch
B
o
C
/ch/, 3-letter /ch/, used after a single vowel that says /a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u/
14. fruit
A
er
B
ui
C
it
15. /ch/, 3-letter /ch/, used after a single vowel that says /a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u/
A
hatch, etch,stitch, blotch,
B
Ch
C
hc
16. /g/, 2-letter /g/, always followed by a vowel.
A
guess
B
ei
C
eigh
17. /n/, 2-letter /n/, used both at the beginning and end of a base word
A
c
B
gn
C
p
18. /j/, 3-letter /j/, used only after a single vowel that says /a/ /e/ /i/ /o/ /u/.
A
egd
B
road
C
dge