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Just Words Unit Two

Just Words Unit Two. Jeopardy. Concepts. Spelling (Spell correct answer Name syllable type). Vocabulary (read word, give definition, Identify syllable type). Non-Sense Words (identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends). High-Frequency Words (read word, use word in a

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Just Words Unit Two

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  1. Just Words Unit Two Jeopardy

  2. Concepts Spelling (Spell correct answer Name syllable type) Vocabulary (read word, give definition, Identify syllable type) Non-Sense Words (identify digraphs, digraph blends, consonants blends) High-Frequency Words (read word, use word in a Sentence) $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  3. What do you call two or more consonants together, each making its own sound?

  4. Consonant blends Click Anywhere to Continue

  5. What do you call a digraph blended with another consonant?

  6. Digraph blend Click Anywhere to Continue

  7. What do you call part of a word that can be pushed out in one breath?

  8. syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  9. 1 vowel, closed in by 1 or more consonants, and the vowel is short, is called what?

  10. Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  11. What breaks the closed syllable rule because the vowel sound is long?

  12. Closed syllable exception Click Anywhere to Continue

  13. Not tame.

  14. wild Closed syllable exception Click Anywhere to Continue

  15. To make your eyes look small.

  16. squint Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  17. Another name for a kid.

  18. child Closed syllable exception Click Anywhere to Continue

  19. What do you call lunch and breakfast together?

  20. brunch Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  21. A type of fish.

  22. scrod Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  23. shift

  24. To move a little Click Anywhere to Continue

  25. shred

  26. To cut into small parts. Click Anywhere to Continue

  27. script

  28. Words written for a play. Click Anywhere to Continue

  29. post

  30. To hang or display. Click Anywhere to Continue

  31. mind

  32. A person’s thinking or thoughts. Click Anywhere to Continue

  33. slomp

  34. sl mp Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  35. sprop

  36. spr Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  37. crench

  38. cr nch Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  39. plosh

  40. pl sh Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  41. squest

  42. squ st Closed syllable Click Anywhere to Continue

  43. do

  44. Do you have gum? Click Anywhere to Continue

  45. one

  46. I have one piece of gum. Click Anywhere to Continue

  47. your

  48. You left your coat on the chair. Click Anywhere to Continue

  49. were

  50. Were you going home? Click Anywhere to Continue

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