9. Word Lists and Sentences
| List 1 | |
|---|---|
| buzz | Dublin |
| lush | public |
| tub | chun |
| shut | shub |
| hush | muzz |
| huff | vut |
| punch | lupbug |
| sun | huss |
| sub | shull |
| bunch | duss |
| cut | humzug |
| mush | tuss |
| cut | chut |
| possum | fush |
- Hush up! Do not fuss.
- Suck it up!
- Jim has a bug in his cap.
- There was a big fuss and hubbub in the shop.
| List 2 | |
|---|---|
| pack | shuck |
| yack | lack |
| puck | shick |
| luck | skick |
| rock | nuck |
| shock | thack |
| jack | huck |
| quack | vock |
| wick | thuck |
| hack | jick |
- Dan would like you to rack up the balls.
- It is a big task and with any luck it can be done.
- The tall ship cannot fit into the dock.
- Sam said that he is sick, and he would ask that you tuck him in.
| List 3 | |
|---|---|
| chu____ | bul____ |
| lo____ | cli____ |
| ba____ | sul____ |
| wha____ | so____ |
| mas____ | thi____ |
| sha____ | dis____ |
- Did Jack slop black dots on all the rust bits of the truck?
- Fran got a rash on the skin at the back from the cloth.
- Mack will bask in the sun to suntan until it is too hot.
| List 4 | |
|---|---|
| ____ot | s____rap |
| ____ilt | ____op |
| ____ap | ____lan |
| ____iss | s____it |
| ____ut | ____rack |
| ____amp | ____ub |
| ____in | s____ill |
| s____in | |
- The man from the clan on the hill had a kilt on.
- Some of us did not have much skill and got scabs from cuts.
- The big cactus cost a lot of cash and Jan had to skip the two small ones.
Review Words
| lunch | chuck |
| rum | yum |
| dump | fold |
| rust | squint |
| filth | scam |
| quit | skiff |
| shock | jot |
| last | lush |
| bilk | lint |
| bulk | loss |
| back | fall |
| risk | chick |
| disgust | submit |
What Says?
| 1. | 6. |
| 2. | 7. |
| 3. | 8. |
| 4. | 9. |
| 5. | 10. |
Spelling and Sentence Dictation
| 1. | 6. |
| 2. | 7. |
| 3. | 8. |
| 4. | 9. |
| 5. | 10. |
| 11. | 12. |
| 13. | 14. |
| 15. |
| 1. |
| 2. |
| 3. |
Review
Short u (ŭ); ck, k-ck, Cat Rule
In this lesson, we learned the sounds associated with the following letters.
Vowel
u – up – /ŭ/
Digraph
ck – black – /k/
We also learned two spelling generalizations.
The Cat/Kite Spelling Generalization – use c to spell the /k/ sound when followed by: a, o, u, or the consonants l or r. Use k to spell the /k/ sound when followed by e or i.
Examples: cat, cop, cut, clip, crib. kit, kelp
k-ck Spelling Generalization – use ck to spell the /k/ sound right after a short vowel in a one syllable word. Examples: back, check, click, sock, puck
Practice
Use c, k, or ck to complete the spelling of each word.
| ____help | _____eg |
| mŏ____ | s____it |
| ____uss | chĕ____ |
