1. Rules for phoneme mapping
Each sound gets its own box
Try to map these words: bag, run, jog, rode b a g r u n j o de

2. Rules cont. b l o c a m p se s t n d r i pe
2. Blends (bl, cr, dr, -mp, -nd) and clusters (str) get broken down to individual sounds. Map these words: blob, camp, close, stand, stripes b l o c a m p se s t n d r i pe

3. Rules cont. sh ee p ch o s e n t le wr ea th oe ai l
3. Both consonant digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh) and vowel digraphs (ee, ea, ai, oa) remain together because they make one sound
Try to map: sheep, chosen, steeple, wreath sh ee p ch o s e n t le wr ea th oe ai l

4. Rules cont j oi n s c oy b r l p oo f
4. Some other vowel dipthong sounds get 1 box Dipthongs or glides: oi and oy, ou and ow, aw, au, oo) Examples: joins, coy, broil j oi n s c oy b r l p oo f

5. Rules cont r i ng s a ch u nk Other sounds that get 1 box – ng, nk
Example: ring, sang, hung r i ng s a ch u nk

6. R controlled vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur) get 1 box
Examples: chirp, targets ch ir p t ar g e s b er m ur d

7. _le syllables b ea g le s a m p c ir t u
The –le syllable is mapped in one box. b ea g le s a m p c ir t u

8. Last rule s igh h l t r aigh -igh stays together
Final words: sigh, highlight, straight s
igh h l t r
aigh