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VOWELSpelling Dictionary

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Name


Note these markings:

*The word has more than one meaning and a different spell ing (homophone). A quick definit ion or short sentence/phrase is included for these words.

+The word has more than one pronunciation, but is spelled the same (homograph).

Add your own

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Table of Contentsp. 1 Tricky Short Vowel & Schwa Patterns- ang,

ank, ea=ĕ, ing, ink, short y, ong, onk, ough=ŏ, o_e=ŭ, ou=ŭ, ung, unk, & initial schwa

p. 9 Long a Patterns- a_e, ai, ay, ei, eigh, _ey, & ea

p. 17 Long e Patterns- e_e, ee, ea, _y, _ey, final e, ie, & ei

p. 2 5 Long i Patterns- i_e, igh, _y, _ye, _uy, _i, ie, iCC, & y_e

p. 31 Long o Patterns- o_e, oa, _oe, ow, _o, oCC, _ogue, & _ough

p. 37 Long u Patterns- u_e, ew, oo, oo_e, ui, _ue, _u, ou, _o

p. 43 Bossy R Patterns- ar, ar_e, _are, _air, _ear (3 sounds), _ere (2 sounds), _eir, er, _eer, _ier (2 sounds), ir, _ire, or, or_e, _ore, _oor, _our, _oar, w+ar, qu+ar, ur, ur_e, _ure, w+or

p. 53 Diphthong & Other Vowel Patterns- ou, ow, oo, , _ould, _ull, _ush, al, au, aw, oi, oi_e, _oy, w+a, & squ+a

p. 61 Vowel Exceptions– common single syllable words that do not fit in any of the vowel categories

Vowel Exceptionsare

chanceFrancedancehave

eye*(body part)

were

live+(I l ive in a house.)

give

friend

saidplaid

says

gonelose

provewhose

broadshoe*

(tie your shoe)

bloodflood

two*(number two)

halfshall

laugh

been*(You’ve been

good.)

buildbuiltsuite


~ 6 1 ~

ā

ē

ī

ō

ū

other

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How to Use Your Spelling Dictionary:

1. Listen for the vowel sound in the word you are spelling. (example: crawl)

2. Think about or write down the patterns that could be used to spell that sound. (example: crall , craul, crawl).

3. Choose and circle the spelling that looks correct to you.

4. Look for the word by vowel pattern to confirm your choice.

ankbankblankclankcrankdankdrankflankFrank

plankprankranksankstanktank

thankyank

angbangclangfangganghang

pangrangsangslang

sprang

ea (ĕ)


~ 2 ~

Add your own


bread*(milk and bread)

breathdeaddeafdealtdeathdread

headhealthlead*+

(A lead pipe.)

meantread*

(I read a book yesterday.)

spreadstealthsweatthreadthreattread

wealth

Add your own


Tricky Short Vowel

& SchwaPatterns


~ 1 ~

ong

o_e (ŭ)

onkbonkconkhonk

gonglong

prongsong

boughtbroughtcoughfoughtought

ough (ŏ)

comedonedoveglovelove

none*(I have none.)

onceone*

(number one)

soughtthoughttrough

wrought*(wrought iron)

strongthrongwrong

shovesome*

(I want some.)


~ 4 ~

oi & oi_eboilbroilcoilcoinfoil

groinhoistjoinjointjoist

choicenoisevoice

_oy

loinmoist

oilpointpoisesoil

spoiltoil

void

w+a & squ+a

annoyboy

cowboycoy

enjoy

joyploysoytoy

swampswapswatwadwalkwaltzwandwantwash

waspwatt

watchwater

squadsquallsquashsquat


~ 5 7 ~

could

_ould

alall

bald*(bald eagle)

balkbalmball*

(kick the bal l )

callcalmchalk

fallfalsehall*

(go down the hal l )

halt

haltmall*

(shopping at the mall )

maltpalmsalt

scaldsmallsquallstalkstalltalktall

walk

should would*(What would you do?)

_ullbull full pull

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~ 5 8 ~

ing

inkblinkbrinkclinkdrinkkinklink

minkpinkplink

rinkshrink

sinkslinkstinkthinkwink

bringclingdingflingkingpingring*

(r ing on her f inger)

sing

slingspringstingstringswingthingwing

wring*(wring i t dry)

zing

short ycyst

gym*(work out at

the gym)

gyp

hymn*(sing a hymn)

lynx

~ 3 ~

_ushbush push

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owbow*+

(take a bow)

browbrownbrowsechowclown

cowcrowdcrowndoweldown

drowsedrown

flower*(smell the

f lower)

fowl*(a bird)

frowngowngrowlhowhowljowlnowowl

plowpow

prowlscowlsow+

(a female pig)

toweltownvowwow oo

bookbrookcookcrookfootgoodhoodhoof

wood*(a piece of wood)

wool

hooklooknookroof+shookstoodsoottook


~ 5 5 ~

aulaunchmaul*

(to attack; to tear to pieces)

pause*(pause the movie)

saucetaught*

(He taught a class . )

taunttaut*

(a taut rope)

vault

becausecaughtcauseclausedauntfault

flauntfraudgauzehaul*

(haul the load)

hauntjaunt

awawe

bawl*(to cry loudly)

brawlcawclawcrawldawndraw

drawnfawnflaw

gnaw

hawkjawlaw

lawnpaw

pawnprawn

rawsaw

scrawlshawlslaw

spawnsprawlsquaw

squawkstrawthawyawn


~ 5 6 ~

rough*(a rough texture)

sloughtouchtoughyoung

ou (ŭ)

ungclungdungflunghung

strungstungsung

swungwrung*

(wrung her hands)

lungrung*

(rung of a ladder)

slungsprung

bunkchunkdrunkdunkflunkfunk

gunkhunkjunkpunk

shrunkskunk

slunkstunksunktrunk

unk


~ 5 ~

Add your own

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Patterns©www.thisreadingmama.com

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initial schwa ( )© w w w . t h i s r e a d in g m a m a . c o m

foul*(foul smel l )

foundgroundgrout

houndhour*

(in one hour)

houseloud

loungelouse

mousemouth

ouchour*

(our dog)

outpouch

pouncepoundpout

proudroundroute+(take a

di fferent route)

scourscoutshoutsnoutsoundsour

ouaboutblousebough*

(a tree bough)

bounceboundcloudcloutcouchcount

crouchdoubtflour*

(flour forbread)

southspousespoutsproutstouttouttrout

wound+(wound up)


~ 5 4 ~

e~ 7 ~

aboutaboveacrossafraidagain

agoagreealarmAlaska

alikealive

alonealong

Americaamongamountanotheraroundasleepavoidaway

a_eace

acheageapeate*

(ate an apple)

babebadebakebale*

(bale of hay)

base*(first base)

bate*(to lessen or lower)

bathebladeblameblazebrace

brake*(step on the brake)

bravecagecakecamecanecapecase

cavechangechasecranecratecrazedamedate

daze*(in a daze)

drakedrapefacefadefakefamefate

faze*(i t didn’ t faze her)

flakeflameframegale

gamegapegate*

(open the gate)

gavegaze

gladeglazegracegradegrapegrate*

(grate the cheese)

gravegrazehastehatehazejadelacelakelamelane*

(in the fast lane)

latemade*

(made my bed)

makemale*

(male bathroom)

mane*(l ion’s mane)

matemaze*

(get through the maze)


~ 1 0 ~

swarmwar

wardwarmwarnwarp

w+ar & qu+arwart

wharf

quartquartz

ur & ur_eblurblurtburnburrburst

churchchurncurbcurlcurtfur*

(a fur coat)

furlhurlhurtlurchlurk

purr*(a cat purrs)

slurspurspurtsurfturf

turn*(turn left)

urn*(a vase)

wurst*(sausage)

cursecurvenursepurse

~ 5 1 ~

_urecurelurepuresure

w+orwordworkworldworm


worseworst*

(That ’s the worst ! )

worth

Add your own

~ 5 2 ~

Long aPatterns


~ 9 ~


tail*(the dog ’s ta i l )

tainttrailtraintrait

vain*(she tr ied in vain)

wail*(a sad cry)

waist*(a body part)

wait*(wait for me)

waive*(waive the fee)

aid*(to g ive help)

aide*(an assistant)

ailaimbail*

(bai l him out)

bait*(bait on the f ishing rod)

braidbrainbraisechainclaimdrain

failfaintfaithflailfrailgaingait*

(a horse ’s gait)

grainhailjail

laid*(She la id down

the toy.)

maid*(maid cleans up)

mail*(check the mail )

main*(the main idea)

maize*(corn)

nailpaidpail*

(a pai l of water)pain*

(I ’m in pain!)

paintplain*

(a pla in hotdog)

praisequail

quaintraidrail

rain*(rain from the sky)

raise*(raise the f lag)

aisail*

(sai l in a boat)

saintslainsnailSpainsprainstainstrain

straight*(a straight l ine)

strait*(the Ber ing Strait)

~ 1 2 ~

_iercrier

drier*(My coat is dr ier now.)

fl ier*(someone or

something that f l ies)

pliers

or & or_eborn

chord*(play a chord)

cord*(plug in the cord)

corkcorndormfor*

(for you)

forceforkfort

forth*(go forth)

formhornlord

morn*(morning)

noror*

(this or that)

normnorthporchporkport

scorchscornshortsnortsort

sport

storkstormswordswornthorntorchtorn

worn

forceforgegorge

horse*(the animal)

~ 4 9 ~

© w w w . t h i s r e a d in g m a m a . c o m © w w w . t h i s r e a d in g m a m a . c o m_ore & _oorbeforebore*

(1- bore a hole2- to bore

someone, as in being bored)

chorecorefore*

(in front)

moreore*

(rock)

pore*(1- pore over

a book2-part of skin)

scoreshoresnore

_ourcourse*

(take a course)

court four*

(number)

fourth*(fourth in l ine)

boar*(a wild boar)

board*(flat piece of wood)

coarse*(texture)

gourdmourn*

(mourn his death)

pour*(pour a g lass)

sourceyour*

(your book)

_oarhoarse*

(my voice is hoarse)

oar*(a paddle)

roar

sore*(sore feet)

storeswore

torewore

doorpoor*

(not r ich)

floor

~ 5 0 ~

a_enamepacepagepale*

(pale in color)

pane*(window pane)

pastepave

phase*(phase of

the moon)

placeplane*

(an airplane)

platequakeraceragerake

rangeratesafesakesale*

(a yard sale)

samesanesavescale

scrapeshadeshameshapeskateslateslavesnakespacespadestage

stake*(stake down the tent)

stalestate

strangetaketale*

(tel l a long ta le)

tametapetaste

cont.

tracetradewadewane

waste*(don’ t waste food)

wave*(wave good bye)

whale*(the animal)

vale*(val ley)

vane*(weather vane)

vase

~ 1 1 ~

soar*(the eagle soars)

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(eight cats)

freightneigh*

(Horses say “Neigh.”)

reign*(the king reigns)

rein*(a t ight rein)

sleigh*(a s le igh r ide)

veil*(cover the face)

vein*(blood flows

in a vein)

weigh*(What does i t

weigh?)

weight*(What’s your

weight?)

_eygrey*

(Brit ish spel l ing of gray)

hey*(Hey there ! )

prey*(prey on fish)

theywhey*

(curds and whey)

~ 1 4 ~

here*(sit here)

_eercheerdeer*

(the animal)

jeer peer*

(1- to look)(2-someone your age)

queersheer*

(sheer luck)

sneersteer

earn*(earn money)

earthheard*

(She heard a sound.)

learnpearl

searchyearn

ear = er

_ere

ierpier*

(walk on the pier)

tier*(a level )

~ 4 7 ~

pierce

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_iredirefirehiremiresire

spiretire

wire

birchbird

birthchirpdirtfir*

(a tree)

firmfirstflirtgirdgirlirk

quirkshirkshirt

sirskirt

squirmsquirtsmirk

stirswirlthirdthirsttwirl

~ 4 8 ~

ai

baybrayclaydayfraygrayhay*

(horses eat hay)

jaylay*

(lay i t down)

may(you may not)

nay*(I vote nay.)

pay

slay*(slay a dragon)

spraystaystrayswaytodaytray

way*(Which way?)

yay

playpray*

(pray to God)

raysay

cont.

ay

~ 1 3 ~

Add your own


_airair*

(fresh air )

chairfair*

(the county fa ir )

flair* (a f la ir for style)

hair*(brush your hair )

bear*(a gr izzly bear)

pear*(the fruit)

tear+(tear the paper)

swearwear*

(wear clothes)

there*(over there)

where*(Where is i t?)

_ere & _eir

lairpair*

(pair of shoes)

stair*(walk up

the sta irs)

_ear

heir*(heir to the king)

their*(i t belongs to them)


~ 4 5 ~

erbermclerkfern

germher

herbherd*

(a herd of animals)

jerkmergenerve

ear

per*(one per person)

perchperksergeservestern

swervetermtern*

(an arctic tern)

vergeverse

beardcleardear*

(Dear Dad,)

earfeargear

hear*(I hear you.)

nearsear

shear*(shear the sheep)

smearspeartear*+

(a tear fe l l from her eye)

year


~ 4 6 ~

eabreak*

(1- take a break2-break the vase)

great*(That ’s great ! )

steak*(eat steak)

yea

~ 1 5 ~

e_e

ee

ekeeve

gene*(inside the

human body)

Petescene*

(paint the scene)

schemeStevethemethese

bee*(a bee stings)

beefbeepbeet*

(eat a beet)

bleedbreedbreezecheek

cheep*(bird sound)

cheesecreed

creek*(play in the creek)

creep

deeddeepeelfee

feedfeel

feet*(two feet)

flee*(flee quickly)

fleecefleetfree

freedfreezegeese

gleegreedGreekgreengreetheedheel*

(heel to toe)

jeepkeenkeepkneekneelleechleek*

(a vegetable)


~ 1 8 ~

Bossy RPatterns


~ 4 3 ~

ar & ar_e

_arebare*

(bare feet)

blarecaredarefare*

(pay a fare)

flare*(solar f lare)

glarehare*

(the tortoise & the hare)

marepare*

(to tr im)

rarescare

sharesnarespare

squarestare*

(stare into space)


~ 4 4 ~

Long ePatterns


~ 1 7 ~

arcarcharmartbar

barbbarkbarncar

cardcarpcartchar

charmchartdark

dartfar

farmguardhardharkharmharp

harshjar

lardlarkmar

marchmark

marshmart

parparchparkpartscarscarfshardsharksharpsmartsnarlspar

sparkstar

starchstarkstart

tartarptartyardyarn

bargechargelargecarvestarve

ware*(a good

for sale)

eabeachbeadbeakbeambeanbeastbeat*

(beat of the drum)

bleatbreachbreathe

ceasecheap*

(dirt cheap)

cheatcleancleat

cleavecreak*

(The floor creaks.)

creamcrease

dealdreameacheaseeasteat

feast

feat*(no easy feat)

flea*(a f lea bites)

gleamglean

greaseheal*

(heal the s ick)

heapheat

heavejeans*

(blue jeans)

knead*(knead the dough)

lead+leaf

leagueleak*

(spring a leak)

leanleap

leashleastleavemeanmeal

meat*(meat on my plate)

neatpea*

(Eat your peas.)

peace*(peace and quiet)

peachpeak*

(a mountain peak)

peal*(bel ls peal )

pleadpleasepleat

preachreach

read+*(I can read a book.)

real*(a real boy)

screamsea*

(out to sea)

sealseam*

(sti tch the seam)

seatsneakspeak


~ 2 0 ~

_odo*

(Do you l ike me?)

to*(go to the store)

who*(Who are you?)

~ 4 1 ~

Add your own


eemeekmeet*

(Nice to meet you.)

need*(I need water . )

peek*(take a peek)

peel*(banana peel )

peeppreenqueenreed*

(reed of grass)

reefreekreel*

(reel in the f ish)

screechscreen

see*(I see you.)

seedseek

seem*(You seem fine.)

seen*(as seen on TV)

seepseethe

sheensheepsheetsleeksleepsleet

sleevesneezespeechspeedspree

squeezesteedsteel*

(steel beams)

steep

streetsweepsweet*

(sweet chocolate)

tweettee*

(tee off)

teem*(teem with anger)

teenteeth

teethethree

cont.tree

tweettweezewee*

(a wee bug)

weed*(pul l the weed)

week*(seven days)

weepwheel*

(a wheel rol ls)

wheeze

~ 1 9 ~

final _ebe*

(just be happy)

hemeshethe+we*

(we go home)

iebriefchieffieldfiendfiercegrief

grieveniece

piece*(a piece of pie)

priestshieldshrieksiegethiefyield


~ 2 2 ~

oo & oo_ebloom

booboomboostboot

boothbroodbroom

coocoolcooncoop

croondoomdrooldroopfoodfool

gloomgoogoof

groom

looploot*

(they took the loot)

moomoodmoonmoot*

(a moot point)

noonpoochpoolproofroof+roomroostroot*

(root in the ground)

toothtroop

whoopzoo

zoom

choose*(choose a color)

gooseloose

moosenoose

snoozesoothe

uibruisecruisefruitjuicesuit

hoofhoophootloomloon

schoolscoopscootshoo*

(Shoo, f ly! )

shoot*(shoot a gun)

smoothsnoopsoonspoofspookspoolspoonstoolstoop

swoonswoop

too*(Me, too! )

tooltoot


~ 3 9 ~

eiseizeweird

_ue / _ucue*

(to prompt)

due*(due date)

hueblue*

(the color blue)

cluecruelflue*

(smoke went up the f lue)

fuelglue

oucroupgrouproute+

(take a di fferent route)

soupthrough*

(go through the door)

wound+(a bad flesh wound)


~ 4 0 ~

_yany

babycarrycity

countryheavyearlyeasy

everyfamily _eyalley

chimneydonkeygalleyhockeyhoney

key

word s are f rom PP throu gh 5 th grad e s ight word l i s ts

funnykittymanyonly

prettypuppy

quicklyreallystorystudyvery

kidneymoney

monkeypulleyturkeyvalleyvolley

eacont.team*

(a soccer team)

teasetreat

weak*(weak and tired)

weanweave*

(weave a basket)

squeaksquealsteal*

(steal the money)

steamstream

tea*(drink tea)

teach

~ 2 1 ~

youyouth

wheatyeast

flu*(a s ickness)

gnu*(the animal)

queue*(in l ine)

sue*(to sue someone)

true

~ 2 4 ~

Long uPatterns


~ 3 7 ~

~ 3 8 ~

ew

u_ebrute

chute*(down the chute)

crudecubecutedudedukeduneflukeflutefumefusehugeJune

lubelute*

(a musical instrument)

mulemusemute*

(no sound)

nudeplumeprunepukeruderuleruse

spruce

blew*(the wind blew)

brewchewcrewdew*

(morning dew)

drewfew

flew*(flew in the a ir )

grewjewel

knew*(knew the way)

mewnew

(new shoes)

pewphewscrewshrew

stewstrew

threw*(threw a bal l )

whew

trucetubetuneuse


Add your own


i_ebikebite

bribebridebrinechidechimechivecite*

(ci te her words)

crimedimedinedivedrivefifefilefinefiveglide

grimegripeguideguisehidehikehiveice

jive

riceride

micemile

mimeminemite*

(animal)

niceNileninepikepilepinepipepriceprideprimeprizequite

rime*(ice)

riperiserite*

(a ceremony)

scribeshineshrine

sidesite*

(the grave si te)

sizesliceslideslimesmilesnidespicespikespinespitespritestridestrifestrikestripestriveswine

kiteknifelifelikelimelinelive*

(l ive music)


~ 2 6 ~

oCCbold*

(bold pr int)

boltbothcoldcolt

combfoldfolk

ghostgoldholdhostjolt

knollmold

moltmost

oldpoll*

(take a pol l )

postroll*

(rol l on the f loor)

scoldscrollsold

strolltoldtolltrollvolt

yolk*(egg yolk) _ogue

roguevogue

_oughdough*

(play dough)

though

~ 3 5 ~

Add your own


Long iPatterns


~ 2 5 ~

~ 3 3 ~

-y, -ye, & -uyby*

(sit by me)

crydryflyfrymyplyprydryshyskysly

spryspy

hi*(Hi there ! )

die*(rol l a die)

dieddriedfried

stytry

wry*(a wry gr in)

why

aye*(yes)

bye*(good-bye)

dye*(dye the yarn)

eye*(look me in

the eye)

_i & ielie*

(l ie down)

liedpietie

triedvie

lye*(lye soap)

rye*(rye bread)

buy*(buy some food)

guy


~ 2 8 ~

oabloatboastboat

broachcloakcoachcoastcoalcoatcoaxcroakfloatfoal

oakoat

oathpoachroachroad*

(wet road)

roamroastshoalsoaksoap

throat

toadtoast

whoa*(tel l a horse

“Whoa!”)

oedoe*

(a young doe)

foegoeshoe*

(a garden hoe)

roe*(fish eggs)

toe*(ten toes)

woe*(Woe is me!)

o_econt.

foamgoadgoalgoat

groan*(moan and groan)

loadloaf

loan*(loan a book)

loathmoanmoat

trovevote

whole*(one whole pizza)

wokewove

wrote*(wrote a letter )

yoke*(ox’s yoke)

zone

owblow

blownbow+

(tie a bow)

bowlcrowflow

flownglowgrow

grown*(al l grown up)

know*(I know that ! )

knownlow

mow

ownrow*

(row your boat)

showshown*

(I have shown it to you. )

slowsnowsow*+

(sow seeds)

sownstow

throwthrown*

(thrown away)

tow*(tow truck)

_ogo

ho*(Ho! Ho! Ho!)

no*(No way!)

proso*

(so pretty)

yo-yo


ighblightbrightfightflightfrighthigh*

(cl imb up high)

knight*(knight in

shining armor)

l ight

might*(we might go)

nighnight*

(good night)

plightright*

(turn r ight)

sighsight*

(eye sight)

swipethrive

tidetile

time*(What t ime is i t?)

tribetwicetwinevice*

(vice president)

vilevinevise*

(to hold)

while

i_econt.

slightthightight

whine*(whine and cry)

whitewidewife

wine*(they dr ink wine)

wipewise

write*(write i t down)

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Long oPatterns


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o_ebonebrokechokechose

chromecloneclose+

(come close)(close the door)

clotheclovecodeconecopecovedole

domedosedotedoze

dronedrovefrozeglobe

gnomegropegrovehole*

(dig a hole)

homehonehopehosejokelobe

lone*(one lone wolf)

modemolemopenopenosenoteode*

(a song)

owe*(owe me money)

phonepokepole*

(flag pole)

poseprobeproneprosequoterobe

rode*(rode a horse)

role*(a role in a play)

Romeroperoserote*

(rote memory)

rovescope

shone*(the sun shone)

slopesmokesole*

(the sole reason)

spokestokestolestonestovestrodestrokethose

throne*(the king ’s throne)

tonetote


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iCCbindblindchildclimbfind

grindhindkindmildmindpintrindsignwild

wind+(wind the clock) y_e

byte*(a unit of digi ta l information)

hyperhyme*

(cat and bat rhyme)

stylethyme*(an herb)

tyketype

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