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1 -Silent Letters Learn words with letters that we do not hear called silent letters. Start here 2 -C Rule, G Rule Learn more words with the soft c and g sounds. Start here 3 -Ambiguous au Learn words with the vowel sound au. Start here 4 -Ambiguous aw Learn words with the vowel sound aw. Start here 5 -Ambiguous al Learn words with al. Start here 6 -Final e Rule Learn more words with a final e that makes the vowel in the middle of the word say its long sound. Start here 7 -Schwa Read words with the schwa sound: a vowel that says "uh." Start here 8 -Words Ending in -el Learn words that end in -el. Start here 9 -Words Ending in -le Learn words that end in -le. Start here 10 -Words Ending in ture- Read words that end in ture. Start here 11 -Words Ending in -ure Read words that end in ure. Start here 12 -Words Ending in -en (Nouns) Read nouns (person, place, thing, or idea words) that end in en. Start here 13 -Words Ending in -en (Verbs) Read verbs (action words) that end in en. Start here 14 -Words Ending in -en (Adjectives) Read adjectives (describing words) that end in en. Start here 15 -Compound Words 5 Learn words that are made of two smaller words. Start here

Watch the Slideshow of the Lesson Use the visuals and audio to learn new words.

SpellingUse the visuals and audio to learn new words.

Pairs Use the words from the list to complete the story. Type the words into the correct places.

Cloze Few words about the games

MatchingType the letter that completes the word.

Fill in the BlankType the word that completes the sentence.

Learn to read step-by-step by completing phonics lessons in order. The lessons build on one another to improve reading skills. Each lesson is based on a categorized word list such as short or long vowel sounds, digraphs, word families, contractions, homophones, synonyms, antonyms, and sight words. Reading exercises are leveled and include comprehensive reviews. A variety of activities and games offer opportunities for independent study and practice. Tutorials on this page were designed for students on a 5^nd grade level