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STORK STORIES

The Sound of -or-

TIPS FOR PRINTING & USE:

If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability.

Ideas for use: 1. Print page 3 back-to-back with page 4 andcut out around cards. Print the remaining pag-es and cut out around sentence strips.2. For one player, have them match all or se-lected cards to all or selected sentence strips.3. For a group, divide sentence strips evenlyamong players and place cards in a pile be-tween them. On each turn, players pick onecard and try to fit it to one of their sentencestrips, passing the card to the right to otherplayers if it does not fit. The winner is the firstto complete all their sentences.4. Give participants each several cards andhave them make up a story - individually or together - using all or most of their words.

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Copyright © 2019 Fran Lafferty. All rights reserved.

Permission is granted to individuals who purchase these materials to print copies for personal home or classroom use only. NO permission is granted to make or share additional copies of individual pages or entire activity sets, either in digital or hard copy format, except as replacement copies for the purchaser's own use.

Copyright © 2019 Fran Lafferty: FranLaff.com

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born cord core chore

corn for force fork

form fort horn horse

north porch pork score

shore short snore snort

sort sport stork story

storm thorn torch torn

wore worn York Dora


5

The

tiny

pup

pies

wer

eye

ster

day.

Pull

the

to t

urn

on t

he la

mp.

We

like

to e

aton

the

cob

for

din

ner.

Jess

ie g

ot a

new

gam

ehe

r bi

rthd

ay.

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t w

ill y

ouyo

ur c

lay

into

?

My

frie

nd a

nd I

bui

lt a

hug

e sn

ow.


6

The

gees

e w

ere

flyi

ngto

Can

ada.

Gran

ny s

its

on t

hean

d dr

inks

tea

.

Thos

e bi

rds

live

alon

g th

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a.

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littl

e br

othe

r is

ver

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Mot

her

will

all t

he d

irty

laun

dry.

Tenn

is is

a fu

nto

pla

y.


7

The

blew

dow

n th

e ol

d w

illow

tre

e!

I've

got

a n

asty

stuc

k in

my

thum

b.

Dan

a ti

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the

dan

ce o

n Fr

iday

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I ha

ve a

lrea

dyho

les

in m

y so

cks!

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my

eats

his

app

le d

own

to t

he.

My

favo

rite

is r

akin

g up

leav

es.


8

Don'

t tr

y to

the

cat

into

the

cag

e.

Plea

se u

se y

our

and

spoo

n to

eat

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the

to c

all e

very

one

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sist

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out

of t

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dog

stol

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chop

off

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gri

ll.

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t is

the

in t

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ame

now

?


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Gran

dpa

wak

es u

s up

wit

h hi

s lo

ud.

Jan

will

oft

enw

hen

she

laug

hs.

Does

are

ally

bri

ng w

omen

bab

ies?

Will

you

rea

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to m

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nigh

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it int

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e ca

ve.

Jeff

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he r

ace.


CORN FARM

Phonics: -ar- and -or-

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TIPS FOR PRINTING & USE: If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability. Ideas for use: 1. Print 1 copy of page 6 for each two players,and 1 copy of page 2 back-to-back with pages 3to 5 for each two to five players. Cut outaround corn cards, either on lines or aroundcorn cobs. Cut out the two playing boards onpage 6, cut out a notch at each dotted line, andgive each player one board. Mix up the corncards and place in a loose pile between players,corn side up.2. On each turn, players pick one corn card,flip it over, and read the word out loud to thegroup. If they have a space remaining, theythen slide the card into a slot on their board -ar words to the left and or words to the right.3. When a card with a red word is drawn, theplayer may draw 2 additional cards from thepile IF they already have either that word, or aword that rhymes with it. If not, it is used likea regular card. Unused cards are placed backinto the pile, and the winner is the first to get 6ar and 6 or words to fill their board.


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3

born cord corn

for force fork

form fort horn

horse north porch

pork port short

snort sort sport

stork storm thorn

torch torn worn


4

arm art bark

barn car card

cart chart dart

farm hard jar

march mark park

part scar shark

sharp smart spark

star start yard


5

born horn fork

sort force form

arm art are

bark card arch

corn torn cork

sport horse storm

charm start scar

shark yard march


6

ar or ar or


R-CONTROLLED FITS

-er, -ir, and -ur Words


If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability. Ideas for use: 1. Make one to six copies of the next page andcut out around cards. Using an exacto or othercraft knife, cut along dotted lines to make asimple flap. Bend each flap up SLIGHTLY.2. Make one copy each of the next four pages,and cut out around “white” cards.3. Give children at least two of each card withflaps, plus all or selected white cards withanimal pics. Have children guess which ismissing in each word (-er, -ir, or -ur) and slidethe white card under the flap of a colored cardto see if it fits. Each card will “fit” only onecolor card without going well outside the insidewhite rectangle, making this an ideal self-correcting exercise.4. If desired, have children record the wordsthey make on the last page.

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e r

e r

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i r

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u r


f n

cl k

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b d

st

b th

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b n

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th d

b p

ch ch

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g m

p k

p ch

f st

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sh t

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st n

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p se

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What Words did

you make?

-er- -ir- -ur-


BIRD TRACKS

Phonics: -er- -ir- -ur-

TIPS FOR PRINTING & USE: If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability. Ideas for use: 1. Use the first two pages for a 2-piece playingboard. Print the next page back-to-back withthe last two pages and cut into 48 cards. Shuf-fle the deck and place face-down (bird side up),half on each side of the board. Give each play-er a small item to use for a place marker:a lego, coin, bean, or regular game marker.Have a coin ready for flipping.2. All players put their marker on start and oneach turn, flip the coin to determine how manyspaces to move forward: 1 space for heads and2 spaces for tails. Move clockwise around theboard from start to finish.3. On a normal space, draw a card from eitherdeck and read the word out loud to the group.If the word has the same spelling (-er, -ir, or-ur) as the space landed on, the player keepsthe card. Otherwise, it is placed in a discardpile off the board. On a “backward” space(black) the player must come up with a wordusing that spelling. If correct, they draw 2additional cards. The winner is the playerwith the most cards after ALL players makeit to finish.

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ur

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ur

ur

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ur

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Finish

Start


birch clerk blur curl

bird fern burn first

birth her burp curse

chirp herd burst fur

dirt jerk church flirt

firm nerd curb hurl


girl perch hurt lurk

quirk perk purr were

shirt perm purse swirl

sir sperm slurp third

skirt stern turf thirst

stir term turn twirl


SPECIAL SOUNDS I Reading Cards


Print even and odd pages back-to-back. If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability.

Ideas for use: 1. Cut out rectangles and use as

a deck of cards 2. Cut out with top section and

punch holes on circles: Keep on metal ring and/or Attach to physical object

representing words on cards (i.e. tie cat card on a stuffed animal cat)

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me cryyo-yo

gray sheep fish



my by fly sky shy

so no go

ho ho

we he be she

wish cash fresh brush leash

ship sheet shut shed

shake

pay hay day clay stay



chick thickpeach

math this bathe



thin thud

theme theft

thump

coach reach roach leech

speech

chop chin chips cheat

champ

clothe tithe

loathe scathe breathe

that these those then than

bath path faith with teeth



barn ferncorn

bird purse toy



her perk herd

perch were

born cord stork short porch

ark card farm

marsh spark

boy Troy Roy joy soy

fur hurt burn slurp

church

dirt stir

skirt chirp third



coin shrimpscrub

split sprain squid



shrug shred shrub shrine shrike

scrap scruff

scream scrape

screech

oil soil join joint moist

squeak square squeal squirm

squeeze

spray spree sprig sprint

spruce

splat spleen splash splay splint



stream ballthree

talk


fawn night


fall tall

mall wall stall

throb thrill

throat thrive throne

street strap stray strike strand

walk balk

chalk stalk


high sight light

bright fright

saw paw lawn hawk drawn


SPECIAL SOUNDS I Reading List

-ebehemeshewe

-ogohonosoyo-yo

-ybycrydryflyfrymyplypryshyskyslyspystytry

-aybaybrayclaydayFayfraygaygrayhayJayKaylaymaynaypayplayprayraysayslayspaystayswaytrayway

sh- shack shade shaft

shag shake shale shall sham shame Shane shape share shave shed sheen sheer sheep sheet Shem shift shin shine ship shire shoal shock shod shone shop shore shot shuck shun shunt

shut

-shashbashblushbrashbrushcashclashcrashcrushdishfishflashfleshflushfreshhashhushJoshlashleashlushmashmushplushrashrushslashslush

smash stash swish Tish trash Trish wish

ch- Chad chafe chaff chain chair champ chant chap chase chaste chat cheap cheat check cheek cheep cheer cheese chess chest chick


ch-, cont. chide chill chime chimp chin chip chive choke chomp chop chore chub chuck chug chum chump

-chbeachbleachbreachbroachcoachleechpeachpoachpreachreachroachspeech

teach

th- (soft) Thad theft theme thick thin thud thug thump

-th (soft)bathBethhathfaithloathmathpathSethsheathsmithteethwith

th- (hard) than that then these

thine this those thus

-th (hard)bathebreatheclothelathelitheloathescatheseethetithe

ar arc ark arm art bar barb Barb bard barf bark barn Bart car card

Carl carp cart chard charm chart dark darn dart far farce farm gar garb hard hark harm harp harsh jar larch lard lark mar march mark marsh mart narc par park

part scar scarf shard shark sharp smart snarl spar spark sparse star starch stark start tar tarp tart yard yarn

or born cord cork corm corn dorm for force ford



or, cont. fork form fort horn horse lord nor norm north orb porch pork port scorch scorn shorn short snort sort sport stork storm thorn torch torn tort worn

er clerk

fern her herd jerk nerd perch perk perm pert sperm stern term were

ir birch bird birth chirp Dirk dirt firm first flirt gird girl irk mirth quirk shirk shirt

sir skirt smirk stir swirl third thirst twirl

ur blur blurb blurt bur burn burp burst Burt church churn cur curb curd curl curse curt fur furl hurl hurt lurch

lurk purr purse slur slurp spur spurn spurt turf turn urn

oy boy coy joy ploy Roy soy toy Troy

oi boil broil choice coil coin droid foil groin

hoist join joint loin moist noise oil point poise soil spoil toil void

scr- scram scrap scrape scream screech screen scribe scrimp scrip script scrub scruff

shr- shred shrill



shr-, cont. shrimp shrike shrine shrub shrug

spl- splash splat splay spleen splice splint splish split

spr- sprain spray spree sprig sprint sprite spruce spry

squ- square squeak squeal squeeze squid squint squire squirm squirt

str- strain strait strand strap stray streak stream street stress strict stride strife strike strip stripe

strive stroke struck strum strut

thr- thrash three thresh thrice thrift thrill thrive throat throb throne thrush thrust

-allallballcallfallgallhall

mall small stall tall wall

-alkbalkchalkstalktalkwalk

-awbawlbrawlcawclawcrawldawndrawdrawldrawnfawnflawgawkhawk

law lawn paw pawn prawn raw saw scrawl shawl slaw spawn sprawl

-ighblightbrightfightflightfrighthighlightmightnighnightsighsightslight

518 words plus 19 names



SPECIAL SOUNDS II Reading Cards


Print even and odd pages back-to-back. If possible, print on card stock and laminate or cover with clear contact paper for durability.

Ideas for use: 1. Cut out rectangles and use as

a deck of cards 2. Cut out with top section and

punch holes on circles: Keep on metal ring and/or Attach to physical object

representing words on cards (i.e. tie cat card on a stuffed animal cat)

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crow housecow

ring song


hang


out loud

pound mouse ground

how owl

town crowd brown

row own show grow throw

long tong

thong throng strong

bang sang gang fang slang

sing king wing bring spring



lung drinkbank

skunk mind gold



sink rink wink blink shrink

tank hank sank yank thank

rung sung hung clung stung

old sold hold mold scold

bind kind find

blind grind

dunk sunk trunk flunk

chunk



knife wrengnat

whale branch crutch



wrap wreck write

wrench wrong

gnu gnome gnaw gnarl gnash

knee knit knot know knight

hutch fetch batch itch

twitch

inch ranch bench punch trench

when whip

wheel while which



cage lambbridge

screw moon book



comb climb bomb womb thumb

edge fudge badge judge

wedge

age rage page wage stage

foot hook wood shook stood

boo food roof

zoom choose

few blew new grew knew



eight mothhaul

caught



soft cost off salt

squash

Paul fault

pause cause haunt

eighty weigh neigh weight freight

ought bought taught

thought brought



SPECIAL SOUNDS II Reading List

ow (o)

blow blown bowl bow crow flow flown glow grow grown low mow own row show shown slow snow sow stow throw thrown tow

ow bow brow brown chow clown

cow cowl crowd crown down drown fowl frown gown growl how howl jowl now owl plow pow prow scowl sow town vow wow

ou blouse bound bout cloud clout flour

found gout ground hound house loud louse mound mouse our oust out pound pout proud round route scout shout shroud snout sound sour spouse spout sprout stout trout wound

-ingbringclingdingflingkingringsingslingspringstingstringswingthingwingzing

-angbangclangfangganghangpangrangsangslangsprang

-ongbong

long song strong thong throng tong

-ungclungdungflunghunglungrungslungsprungstrungstungsungswung

-ankbankblankclankcrankdrankFrankhankplankprank


-ank (cont.)sankshrankspankstanktankthankyank

-inkblinkbrinkclinkdrinkinkkinklinkminkpinkrinkshrinksinkskinkslinkstinkthinkwink

-unkbunkchunk

clunk drunk dunk flunk hunk plunk punk shrunk skunk spunk stunk sunk trunk

-indbindblindfindhindgrindkindmindrindwind

-oldboldcoldfoldgoldhold

mold old scold sold told

kn- knack knave knead knee kneel knelt knife knight knit knob knock knot know known

gn- gnarl gnash gnat gnaw gnome gnu

wr- wrack wrap wrath wreak wreath wreck wren wrench wrest wright wring wrist write writhe wrong wrote wrung

wh- (w) whack whale what wheat wheel wheeze whelp when whence where whet

which whiff while whim whine whip whir whirl whisk white whiz whoa why

-nchbenchblanchbranchbrunchbunchcinchclenchconchcrunchdrenchfinchflinchFrenchhunchinchlunch



-nch, cont.munchpinchpunchquenchranchscrunchstenchtrenchwrench

-tchbatchblotchcatchclutchcrotchcrutchditchfetchhatchhitchhutchitchlatchmatchMitchnotchpatchpitchscotch

scratch sketch snatch snitch stitch stretch switch twitch witch

-ageagecagegaugepageragesagestagewage

-dgebadgebridgebudgedrudgeedgefledgefudgegrudgehedgejudge

ledge lodge Madge nudge pledge ridge sedge sludge smudge trudge wedge

-mbbombclimbcombcrumbdumblamblimbthumbtombwomb

ew blew brew chew crew dew drew

few flew grew hew hewn Jew knew lewd mew new pew screw shrew shrewd skew slew spew stew strew strewn threw yew

oo (o)

bloom boo boom boon boost boot booth

brood broom choose coo cool ‘coon coop coot croon doom drool droop food fool gloom goo goof goon goose groom groove hoop hoot loom loon loop loose loot moo mood moon



oo (o), cont.

moose noon noose pooch pooh pool proof roof room roost root school scoop scoot shoo shoot smooth snood snoop snooze soon soothe spoof spook spool spoon

stooge stool stoop swoon swoop too tool toon toot tooth troop whoop woof zoo zoom

oo book brook cook crook foot good hoof hook look nook

rook shook soot stood took wood wool

eigh eight eighteen eighty freight neigh neighbor sleigh weigh weight

au applaud cause clause daub fault flaunt fraud

gaunt haul haunt jaunt laud Maud maul mauve Paul pause Saul taunt taupe vault

(aw) balm broad broth calm cloth cost cough froth halt loft lost

malt moth off salt scoff sloth soft solve squash trough wash wroth

(awt) bought brought caught fought fraught ought sought taught thought wrought


531 words plus 6 names


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