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Digraphs oa and ow

Published on Apr 02, 2017

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Digraphs oa and ow

Make the Long/o/ sound
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The Spelling Rules

  • /oa/ can be found at the beginning or the middle of a root word.
  • /ow/ is found at the end of a root word
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Spelling Words

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boat

They are slowly rowing their boat.
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row

I row my boat gently down the stream.
Note to the class. The word "down" is considered and irregular form of the digraph /ow/ since it's being using in the medial position of the word. There is a small group of words that are in this category. For example:
clown brown town gown frown own and grown just to name a few.
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coat

I wear my coat when it's cold outside.
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pillow

I like laying on a plush pillow.
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road

This road leads to the majestic mountain.
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yellow

Follow the yellow brick road to the Emerald City.
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soap

Soap can be made with many different colors.
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snow

I hope to see snow in Mobile next year!
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loaf

Our loaf of bread was golden and delicious.
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blow

Blow gently through the wand to make a bubble.
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once

Fairy tales begin with "Once upon a Time".
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wild

This horse is excited to be back in the wild.
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found

I finally found all the words!
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mouth

You use your mouth when you smile.
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took

They took time to pray at the end of class.
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Melissa Hodges