Week 1 - Review long
Vowel patterns CVCe
Examples: drive, stove, huge, make, June, face, mice, hose, same, joke, cube, hike, rode, life, gate, rude, nine, flute, hole, base, use, page, prize
Week 2 - Review long Vowel patterns CVVC
Examples: suit, broom, train, speak, float, sleep, heat, coat, tail, bruise, spoon, juice, team, green, soap, peach, teeth, toast, mood, pain, week, chain, cruise, smooth
Challenge words: agreement, explain, release, juice, snooze
Week 3 - Long Vowel Patterns: VCC – igh and open syllables –y, - ay, -ew, -ow
Examples: chew, cry, stay, grow, high, play, sight, stew, sky, flow, try, blew, throw, bright, tray, fight, hay, shy, flew, know,dew, slow, sigh, clay, fly
Challenge words: delight, yesterday, lullaby, cashew, hollow
Week 4 - r-Influenced vowel patterns: ar, ir or, ur
Examples: fork, first, burn, start, dirt, hurt, harm horn, sharp, north, birth, curl, burst, swirl, dark, corn, harp, storm, surf, stir, shark, curb, girl, porch
Examples: drive, stove, huge, make, June, face, mice, hose, same, joke, cube, hike, rode, life, gate, rude, nine, flute, hole, base, use, page, prize
Week 2 - Review long Vowel patterns CVVC
Examples: suit, broom, train, speak, float, sleep, heat, coat, tail, bruise, spoon, juice, team, green, soap, peach, teeth, toast, mood, pain, week, chain, cruise, smooth
Challenge words: agreement, explain, release, juice, snooze
Week 3 - Long Vowel Patterns: VCC – igh and open syllables –y, - ay, -ew, -ow
Examples: chew, cry, stay, grow, high, play, sight, stew, sky, flow, try, blew, throw, bright, tray, fight, hay, shy, flew, know,dew, slow, sigh, clay, fly
Challenge words: delight, yesterday, lullaby, cashew, hollow
Week 4 - r-Influenced vowel patterns: ar, ir or, ur
Examples: fork, first, burn, start, dirt, hurt, harm horn, sharp, north, birth, curl, burst, swirl, dark, corn, harp, storm, surf, stir, shark, curb, girl, porch
Week 5 - r-influenced vowel patterns: are, ire, ore, ure, air, ear
Examples: tore, fair, pare, dear, wire, lure, stair, more, bare, fear, fare, pure, near, tire, store, pair, cure, chair, year, hire, wore, stare
Challenge words: nightmare, carnivore, wheelchair, disappear, adventure
Week 6 - Dipthong oi, oy, ou, ow
Examples:soy, join, clown, cloud, found, growl, joy, soil, owl, ground, spoil, toy, crown, pound, ploy, coil, shout, moist, drown, decoy, enjoy, frown, count, coin
Challenge words: turquoise, appointment, ointment, employment, accountability
Examples: tore, fair, pare, dear, wire, lure, stair, more, bare, fear, fare, pure, near, tire, store, pair, cure, chair, year, hire, wore, stare
Challenge words: nightmare, carnivore, wheelchair, disappear, adventure
Week 6 - Dipthong oi, oy, ou, ow
Examples:soy, join, clown, cloud, found, growl, joy, soil, owl, ground, spoil, toy, crown, pound, ploy, coil, shout, moist, drown, decoy, enjoy, frown, count, coin
Challenge words: turquoise, appointment, ointment, employment, accountability
Week 7 - ambiguous vowels aw, au, al, ou
Examples: almost, brought, taught, ought, haunt, vault, shawl, yawn
Challenge words: audience, applaud, awkward, counselor, altogether
Week 8 - homophones
Examples: hymn, him, hair, here, made, maid, sale, sail, write, right, bye, by, ate, eight, wring, ring, knight, night, missed, mist, tail, tale, tied, tide
Challenge words: cereal, serial, discussed, disgust, aisle, isle
Week 9 - scr, str, spr, thr, shr, squ
Examples: scrape, squish, shrunk, scrap, strange, scratch, squash, shriek, scream, spray, spruce, through, squeeze, shrimp, throw, strict, spread, sprain, squeak, shrink, throne, string, threat
Challenge Words: scramble. scrutinize, squiggle, sprinkler, throttle
Week 10 - -ce, -ve, -se
Examples: tease, dance, glove, piece, wise, shove, prince, choose, fence, loose, prove, sense, leave, twelve, cheese, solve, peace, bounce
Challenge words: sacrifice, disguise, enterprise, sensitive, attractive
Week 11 - -dge, -ge
Examples: badge, charge, stage, rage, ridge, surge, range, judge, cage, huge, fudge, change, dodge, page, sponge, bridge, bulge
Challenge words: trudge, smudge, challenge, exchange, advantage
Week 12 - -tch, -ch
Examples: witch, torch, roach, screech, gulch, pitch, coach, bench, sketch, which, fetch, branch, beach, rich, match, speech, much, crunch, hutch, teach, French
Challenge words: butterscotch, wristwatch, hopscotch, sandwich, workbench
Week 13 - Contractions
Examples: couldn't, they'll, that'll, wouldn't, aren't, weren't, this'll, who'll, she'll, isn't, shouldn't, doesn't, you'll, he'll
Challenge words: mustn't, mightn't, what'll, shan't
Week 14 - Contractions is , have
Examples: who's, could've, I've, there's, he's, here's, would've, should've, they've, she's, where's, what's, might've, you've
Week 15 - adding -ing to with VC and VCC patterns
Examples: swim, swimming, run, running, yell, yelling, rest, resting, pass, passing, sit, sitting, jump, jumping, stand, standing, put, putting, pick, picking
Challenge words: emitting, scattering, drifting, disturbing
Week 16 - Adding - ing to words with VCe and VVC patterns
Examples: close, closing, moan, moaning, trade, trading, meet, meeting, mail, mailing, skate, skating, write, writing, dream, dreaming, wave, waving, clean, cleaning,
Challenge words: weathering, evaporating, precipitating, drizzling, collaborating
Week 17 - Review of Inflected Ending -ing
Examples: cutting, moving, adding, spelling, stopped, living, humming, floating, coming, begging, chewing, grinning, talking, taking, jogging, snowing, working, having, pushing, smiling
Challenge Words: recognizing, fascinating, recognize, fascinate, beginning, begin
Week 18 - Adding - ed to words with VC, VCe and VVC, and VVC patterns
Examples: planned, mixed, saved, waited, wanted, seemed, grabbed, helped, closed, nodded, started, liked, stepped, hunted, shouted, passed, dropped, lived, called, named
Challenge Words: prefer, preferred, organize, organized, squeeze, squeezed
Week 19 - Unusual Past-Tense Words
Examples: keep, threw, slide, froze, bleed, drew, know, bled, shine, swept, shone, freeze, kept, drive, slid, sweep, drove, draw, knew, throw
Week 20- Plural Endings: Adding -es
Examples: brushes, scratches, sketches, watches, guesses, splashes, ashes, eyelashes, places, mixes, speeches, foxes, branches, voices, peaches, crashes, kisses, horses, changes, leashes
Week 21- Unusual Plurals
Examples: leaf, life, knife, goose, deer, women, mouse, knives, wolves, teeth, geese, mice, loaf, woman, tooth, leaves, lives, loaves, sheep, wolf
Week 22- Word Endings -y, -ey, -ie
Examples: sky, rely, money, cookie, honey, fifty, ready, try, angry, goalie, jockey, every, body, plenty, chimney, empty, hockey, pinkie
Week 23- Plural Endings: Final -y
Examples: monkeys, babies, ponies, stories, alleys, parties, valleys, trays, ladies, fireflies, boys, toys, donkeys, candies, duties, berries, journeys, families
Week 24- Adding Inflected Endings -s, -ed, and -ing to Words With Final -y
Examples: replied, copying, enjoys, hurrying, stayed, studies, carries, copied, replying, studied, staying, enjoyed, carrying, hurried, replies, copies, enjoying, carried, hurries, stays, studying
Week 25- Compound Words
Examples: lightweight, headfirst, downstairs, snowflake, bookmark, downtown, bookworm, snowstorm, daylight, headlight, snowplow, flashlight, headphones, downpour, cookbook, sunlight, headstrong, snowball,scrapbook, countdown
Week 26- More Compound Words
Examples: anything, somehow, outfit, sometime, nothing, beside, themselves, somewhere, myself, herself, someone, yourself, outside, itself, sideways, checkout, outfield, throughout, something
Week 27- Syllable Juncture in VCV and VCCV Patterns
Examples: dinner, pretty, diner, tiger, penny, later, paper, puppy, rabbit, even, over, kitten, hello, ruler, lesson, busy, crazy, summer, open, happy, tiny
Week 28- More Syllable Juncture in VCV and VCCV Patterns
Examples: winter, matter, female, follow, problem, water, final, number, butter, finger, fever, yellow, sister, pattern, member, bottom, chapter, moment, pillow, blanket
Week 29- Syllable Juncture in VCV and VVCV Patterns
Examples: river, trainer, pilot, never, frozen, planet, peanut, student, leader, finish, humor, seven, lazy, present, sneaker, second, easy, minute, music, lemon
Week 30- Syllable Juncture in VCCCV and VV Patterns
Examples: poet, complete, kingdom, riot, pumpkin, area, monster, halfway, kitchen, trial, English, cruel, mushroom, control, lion, hundred, diet, inspect, video, children
Week 31- Open and Closed Syllables and Inflected Endings
Examples: plotting, meeting, quotes, waited, faded, spelling, writing, nodded, shouting, acted, floated, skated, wanted, saving, standing, needed, hunted, taking, getting, using, leaking
Week 32- Long a Patterns in Accented Syllables
Examples: complain, painter, decay, mistake, crayon, parade, chocolate, mayor, maybe, escape, bracelet, amaze, pavement, basement, explain, railroad, raisin, today, remain, payment, obey
Week 33- Long i Patterns in Accented Syllables
Examples: delight, ninety, surprise, machine, decide, higher, advice, brightly, survive, forgive, driveway, combine, slightly, arrive, lightning, provide, sidewalk, favorite, invite, highway, describe
Week 34- Long o Patterns in Accented Syllables
Examples: explode, hostess, suppose, lonely, compose, owner, bureau, lower, decode, lonesome, remote, loafer, alone, closely, Europe, soapy, approach, poster, awoke, postage, erode
Week 35- Long u Patterns in Accented Syllables
Examples: amuse, Tuesday, perfume, useful, pollute, moody, confuse, doodle, reduce, toothache, balloon, scooter, shampoo, beauty, cartoon, cougar, conclude, noodle
Week 36- Short and Long e Patterns in Accented Syllables
Examples: leather, increase, season, compete, reader, heavy, defeat, pleasant, feature, sweater, freedom, indeed, meaning, steady, extreme, fifteen, eastern, repeat, people, healthy, thirteen