Pond short vowels: o, u. luck short vowels: o, u.
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Vocabulary Power Point
pond short vowels: o, u
luck short vowels: o, u
drop short vowels: o, u
lot short vowels: o, u
rub short vowels: o, u
does short vowels: o, u
drum short vowels: o, u
sock short vowels: o, u
hunt short vowels: o, u
crop short vowels: o, u
shut short vowels: o, u
won short vowels: o, u
hop review
much review
dodge challenge
dusk challenge
mirror syllabication
sunrise syllabication
village syllabication
nightfall syllabication
poster syllabication
mountain syllabication
downtown syllabication
yellow syllabication
markets syllabication
elder syllabication
saddle syllabication
welcome syllabication
danger syllabication
rabbits syllabication
scurry syllabication
mix short vowels
milk short vowels
smell short vowels
last short vowels
head short vowels
friend short vowels
class short vowels
left short vowels
thick short vowels
send short vowels
thin short vowels
stick short vowels
test review
dish review
empty challenge
glance challenge
litter review (-er, -le)
little review (-er, -le)
bitter review (-er, -le)
ladder review (-er, -le)
ladle review (-er, -le)
table review (-er, -le)
better review (-er, -le)
meddle review (-er, -le)
kettle review (-er, -le)
father review (-er, -le)
mother review (-er, -le)
bubble review (-er, -le)
castle review (-er, -le)
directions vocabulary
crumpled vocabulary
situations vocabulary
unusual vocabulary
visible vocabulary
worried vocabulary
furious vocabulary
plunged vocabulary
suggested vocabulary
examined vocabulary
armor vocabulary
dismay vocabulary
burgundy vocabulary
fez vocabulary
lecture vocabulary
shocker vocabulary
yearning vocabulary
sturdy vocabulary
compute vocabulary