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Just Words Unit Two. Jeopardy. Concepts. Spelling (Spell correct answer Name syllable type). Vocabulary (read word, give definition, Identify syllable type). Non-Sense Words (identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends). High-Frequency Words (read word, use word in a - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Just Words

Unit Two

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ConceptsSpelling

(Spell correct answerName syllable type)

Vocabulary(read word, give definition,

Identify syllable type)

Non-SenseWords

(identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends)

High-FrequencyWords

(read word, use word in aSentence)

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What do you call two or more consonants

together, each making its own

sound?

Consonant blends

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What do you call a digraph blended

with another consonant?

Digraph blend

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What do you call part of a

word that can be pushed out in one breath?

syllable

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1 vowel, closed in by 1 or more

consonants, and the vowel is short, is

called what?

Closed syllable

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What breaks the closed

syllable rule because the

vowel sound is long?

Closed syllable exception

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Not tame.

wildClosed syllable

exception

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To make your eyes look

small.

squintClosed syllable

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Another name for a kid.

childClosed syllable

exception

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What do you call lunch and

breakfast together?

brunchClosed syllable

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A type of fish.

scrodClosed syllable

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shift

To move a little

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shred

To cut into small parts.

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script

Words written for a play.

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post

To hang or display.

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mind

A person’s thinking or thoughts.

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slomp

slmp

Closed syllable

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sprop

sprClosed syllable

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crench

crnch

Closed syllable

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plosh

plsh

Closed syllable

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squest

squst

Closed syllable

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do

Do you have gum?

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one

I have one piece of gum.

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your

You left your coat on the chair.

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were

Were you going home?

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Where

Where is your lunch?

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