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5. 10 20 30 40 50 Sight WordsInitial Sounds Syllable ClappingRhyming Alphabet Stories Anything

6. Use these two words in a sentence. smallthe A 10

7. Answers will vary. A 10

8. How many sight words are in the following sentence? What can you see in the pot? A 20

9. 6 what can you see in the A 20

10. What are these sight words? and big have this who A 30

11. andbighave thiswho A 30

12. Use these three sight words in a sentence. hehasa A 40

13. Answers will vary. A 40

14. Name our two sight words that have only one letter each. A 50

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16. What is the initial sound in the word lap? B 10

17. /l/ B 10

18. Look at the picture and say the name of object to yourself. What is the initial sound? B 20

19. /d/ B 20

20. Name the friends in our class whose names begin with the initial sound / /. B 30

21. Students names B 30

22. What is the initial sound in the word pumpkin? B 40

23. /p/ B 40

24. Look at the picture and say the name of the object to yourself. What is the initial sound? B 50

25. /b/ B 50

26. Look at the picture and clap it quietly to yourself. How many syllables are in the word? C 10

27. cat 1 C 10

28. What word has 5 syllables: hippopotamus or rhinoceros? C 20

29. Hippopotamus C 20

30. Look at the picture and decide how many syllables are in the word. C 30

31. u mbrella 3 C 30

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 40 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. How many syllables in the word vegetables? C 40

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35. Name two friends in our class that have two syllables in their names. C 50

36. Students names C 50

37. What are two words that rhyme with dog? D 10

38. loghogfog bogfrogcog D 10

39. Did you ever see a bee sitting on a _______? D 20

40. kneetreefleapea D 20

41. What are the rhyming words in the poem “Jack Be Nimble?” Jack be nimble, Jack be quick. Jack jump over the candlestick. D 30

42. quickcandlestick D 30

43. What song do we sing that helps us practice rhyming? D 40

44. Down by the Bay D 40

45. The ship is loaded with cheese. The ship is loaded with _____. D 50

46. Answers will vary. D 50

47. What is the alphabet story for the letter “Dd?” E 10

48. Dancing dino, dancing dino, /d/ /d/ /d/. E 10

49. What is the alphabet story for the letter “Oo?” E 20

50. Sick fox, sick fox, /o/ /o/ /o/. E 20

51. What is the alphabet story for the letter “Tt?” E 30

52. Ticking timer, ticking timer, /t/ /t/ /t/. E 30

53. What is the alphabet story for the letter “Mm?” E 40

54. Munching monkey, munching monkey, /m/ /m/ /m/. E 40

55. What are the alphabet stories for the letters “Ss” and “Pp?” E 50

56. Sizzling sausages, sizzling sausages, /s/ /s/ /s/. Popping popcorn, popping popcorn, /p/ /p/ /p/. E 50

57. Tell me all the sounds you hear in the word top. F 10

58. /t/ /o/ /p/ F 10

59. What does the author of a story do? F 20

60. He writes the words. F 20

61. What is this mark called and what does it mean? … F 30

62. Ellipse more to follow F 30

63. The word is pot. The new ending sound is /p/. What is the new word? F 40

64. pop F 40

65. The vowel song helps us remember the names of the vowels. Please sing it for us now. F 50

66. I can name the vowels for you, and you can name them, too. aeio u And you can name them, too. F 50

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: spelling Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Look at the picture and then write the word on your chalkboard. Good luck! Click on screen to continue

69. top Click on screen to continue

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