1. scorescore Jeopardy!

2. scorescore Attack that Word! Multiple Spellings All about phonemes Random Language 200 400 600 800 1000 Simple Jeopardy

3. scorescore Attack that Word! Segment the syllables and say what type each is. Label the vowels using the correct diacritical marks. Correctly pronounce the word.

4. scorescore All about Phonemes Say each individual phoneme in the word. Give the correct number of phonemes in the word. Correctly pronounce the word.

5. scorescore Multiple Spellings List all the possible spellings for the phoneme indicated.

6. scorescore like līke One syllable-magic e

7. scorescore combine cŏm.bīne closed.magic e

8. scorescore lumbermen lŭm.ber.mĕn closed.bossy-r.closed

9. scorescore quadruple quăd.rū.ple closed.open.consonant-le

10. scorescore bewilderment bē.wĭld.er.mĕnt open.closed.bossy-r.closed

11. scorescore dog 3 phonemes

12. scorescore matter 4 phonemes

13. scorescore imagine 6 phonemes

14. scorescore enough 4 phonemes

15. scorescore kinesthetic 10 phonemes

16. scorescore /t/ t -ed

17. scorescore /r/ r wr- rh-

18. scorescore /k/ c k -ck ch -que

19. scorescore /er/ er ir ur or ar ear yr

20. scorescore /ōō/ oo ew u u-e ou ue ui eu

21. scorescore What root means “to break”? Use a word with this root in a sentence. rupt Example: “You should not interrupt when someone else is talking.”

22. scorescore What are the layers of language? Where do words from each layer normally appear? 1.Anglo-Saxon: common, everyday words. 2.Romance Languages: words used in more formal settings; roots that usually consist of short vowels. 3.Greek: used often in science.

23. scorescore What is a “schwa”? What layer of language is it from? A schwa is an unstressed vowel. It comes from Latin.

24. scorescore Give 3 examples of a multiple spelling that is of Greek origin. Say the phoneme and spell the Greek spelling of it. Example: /k/… ch /f/… ph /m/… mn

25. scorescore struct 1. What origin is this from and why? 2. What does it mean? 3. Use a key word in a sentence. 1.Latin… ct and short vowel. 2.To build 3.Example: “They were going to construct a plan to solve the problem.”