Phonics Letter “o” Jennifer Pitts. What letter makes this sound? voiced or unvoiced consonant or vowel?

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Phonics Letter “o” Jennifer Pitts

What letter makes this sound? voiced or unvoiced consonant or vowel?

Echo these words: off on odd October octopus If there are letters after the vowel (o), then the gates are closed and o says the short sound.

Echo these words: no go yo-yo so If there are not letters after the vowel (o), then the gates are open and o can run away – screaming the long on sound.

Can you think of more “o” words? _______________

How do we write “Oo”?

Let’s practice! Magic wand O o

Can you make a word? t np a o

Let’s watch the “n” video! videos/letter-o-video/ videos/letter-o-video/