By Mrs. Kraus Adapted by Mrs. Cuenca Phonograms By Mrs. Kraus Adapted by Mrs. Cuenca

Put your finger over your lips sh Put your finger over your lips ship fish wish

/th/ like “thin” or /th/ like “the”

ee /ē/ The double “e” tree bee keep

ow /ow, ō/ cow now snow blow

ou /ow, ō, ö, ŭ/ loud four you famous

oo /ö, ü, ō/ school book door

ay /ā/ At the end of a word say play may

ar /är/ As in “car”

oy /oy/ At the end of a word toy boy joy

/r/ As in “her” The easy /r/

ch ch / k / sh such ache machine

ng sing long running

ea /ē, ĕ, ā/ sea head great

aw /aw/ At the end of a word paw claw saw

/k/ The two letter /k/, used after one short vowel ck /k/ The two letter /k/, used after one short vowel sick luck rock

or more snore for

/ed, d, t/ Puts a word in the past tense walked stopped talked

wh Blow on your hand

/ā/ In the middle of a word ai /ā/ In the middle of a word

/oy/ In the middle of a word oi /oy/ In the middle of a word

/ö, ū/ That starts with an “e” ew /ö, ū/ That starts with an “e”

ui /ö/ As in “fruit”

/ö, ū/ That ends with an “e” ue /ö, ū/ That ends with an “e”

ey /ē, ā/ At the end of a word

/aw/ In the middle of a word au /aw/ In the middle of a word

nk ngk

oa /ō/ As in “boat”

/ē, ā/ In the middle of a word ei /ē, ā/ In the middle of a word

/ē, ī / But is spelled “i” “e”

/ī/ The three letter /ī/ igh /ī/ The three letter /ī/

ir /r/ As in “first”

eigh /ā/ The four letter “a”

ur /r/ As in “nurse”

wor /wer/ As in “works”

/n/ The two letter /n/ Used at the beginning or end of a word gn /n/ The two letter /n/ Used at the beginning or end of a word

ear /r/ As in “early”

/j/ The three letter /j/ After one short vowel dge /j/ The three letter /j/ After one short vowel

/g / / f/ Sometimes it’s silent gh /g / / f/ Sometimes it’s silent

wr /r/ The two letter /r/

ph /f/f The two letter /f/

/sh , zh/ Used in the beginning of the second or third syllable si /sh , zh/ Used in the beginning of the second or third syllable

/n/ The two letter /n/ used at the beginning of a word kn /n/ The two letter /n/ used at the beginning of a word

oe /ō/ As in “toe”

Used at the beginning of the second or third syllable ti /sh/ The tall /sh/ Used at the beginning of the second or third syllable

Used at the beginning of the second or third syllable ci /sh/ The special /sh/ Used at the beginning of the second or third syllable

ought /äwt/