high utility phonograms
-ack -all -ain -ake -ale -ame -an -ank
-ap -ash -at -ate -aw -ay -eat -ell
-est -ice -ick -ide -ight -ill -in
-ine -ing -ink -ip -ir -ock -oke -op
-ore -or -uck -ug -ump -unk
Rimes are everything after the initial consonant in a one-syllable word or in syllables. They are also referred to as word families. (Jack Pikulski)
Rimes are powerful in helping children read and write because they are easier to learn than individual vowel sounds, the phonic patterns remain stable and they are easily constructed for reading and spelling. (Routman and Butler)
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-ap -ash -at -ate -aw -ay -eat -ell
-est -ice -ick -ide -ight -ill -in
-ine -ing -ink -ip -ir -ock -oke -op
-ore -or -uck -ug -ump -unk
Rimes are everything after the initial consonant in a one-syllable word or in syllables. They are also referred to as word families. (Jack Pikulski)
Rimes are powerful in helping children read and write because they are easier to learn than individual vowel sounds, the phonic patterns remain stable and they are easily constructed for reading and spelling. (Routman and Butler)
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