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Instructions: Copy word sort cards onto cardstock (preferably white). Laminate and cut out cards. Print off label template (included) onto AVERY 8195. Word cards can be sorted into library pockets or snack size zip lock baggies. Label each library pocket or zip lock baggie with the printed labels. Place word cards into the corresponding library pocket. We suggest you separate each word sort section using tabbed dividers of colored cardstock. Organize pockets behind appropriate section divider & place in a container. Next Steps Word Study Inventory & Kit Organization Anchor Words = hat cat, ran, map, mad, back, had, has, snack, clap, glad, that Vowel Patterns a_ ( three dot words) hat cat dad ran had nap jam map bat fan mad bag ham cap band trap bath that glad fast flat cast hand last clap math snap back flag Vowel Patterns i_ ( three dot words) pig pin lip hit win big hid fit mix fin him fix hill lid hip rib kick gift trip grin twin flip slim, lick shin list print swim sick Vowel Patterns o_ ( three dot words) mom top job pot jog dot pop fog mob dog nod hot log doll trot drop stop lock clock floss shock frog soft flock chop shop cloth lost chomp Vowel Patterns e_ ( three dot words) red web ten beg get bed wed bet fed bell led let men when blend left sled test wept neck bend spend chest bench desk shed deck fled best Section 1 Divider: Mixed Short Vowels ( two dot words) pig win, hit, lip, kid, his, sick, this, ship, with mom fox, job, hop, doll, lost, cost, rock, chop, stop drop red bed, let, pet, web, tell, sled, less, sell, step, bend, then, when Section 2 Divider: Core Vowel Patterns of A ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns a_e Vowel Patterns ar ( three dot words) ( three dot words) cake lake tape name make gave made take same page gate bake face fake safe rake late base brave shake chase skate shape state flame trade snake grape space farm jar far car tar art barn card hard dart part star park yard dark cart mark harm bark tart yarn arm start sharp march shark spark smart starch cup nut, but, fun, bus, bug, cut, dust, stub, luck, shut, truck, must, hush Vowel Patterns ai ( three dot words) rain mail, wait, pain, tail, sail, paid, brain, train, paint, pail, braid, drain, stain Section 3 Divider: Core Vowel Patterns of I ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns i_e Vowel Patterns ir Vowel Patterns igh ( three dot words) ( three dot words) ( three dot words) bike five dime dive ride wife side nice mine wide wipe lime bite hide hike kite like time life spine smile gripe bride glide shine grime white drive slide girl dirt bird sir fir first birth shirt third flirt skirt firm chirp stir birch thirst mirth twirl shirk swirl whirl whir smirk Section 4 Divider: Core Vowel Patterns of O ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns o_e Vowel Patterns or ( three dot words) ( three dot words) rope bone note hole poke hope woke nose joke mope mole robe pole home choke spoke stone froze close broke drove stroke those probe fork horn torn pork born corn fort morn cork form cord port sort storm thorn sport north stork short porch force torch Section 5 Divider: Core Vowel Patterns of E ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns ee Vowel Patterns er ( three dot words) ( three dot words) feet seed beef jeep meet deep feel beet bee teen beep deed see weed tree green queen sheet sweet speed cheek free wheel teeth greet tweed sweep jerk her per fern herd perk verb term perm pert germ nerd perch stern clerk night sigh, high, thigh, fight, sight, tight, might, right, light, flight, fright, bright Vowel Patterns oa ( three dot words) coat goat, soap, loaf, soak, load, road, goal, toast, coach, croak, float, groan, throat Vowel Patterns ea ( three dot words) meat eat, leaf, heat, meal, hear, beak, team, wheat, dream, speak, clean, beach, cheap University of Utah Reading Clinic 6/11//2014 MB

Vowel Patterns u_ ( three dot words) cup sun bus mud tub puff sum hut cub gum run pup rug cut duck drum thud jump plug hunt strut plus club fund crust bump luck shut crush Baseword + /ed/ test, tested, expect, expected, act, acted, invent, invented, list, listed, fold, folded, add added, rent, rented, need, needed, trade, traded, end, ended, hunt, hunted, count, counted, melt, melted, land, landed, sort, sorted, fade, faded, want, wanted, skate, skated, float, floated, hand, handed, twist,twisted Vowel Patterns ay ( three dot words) day hay, say, pay, may, way, bay, ray, clay, tray, stray, spray, stay, play Vowel Patterns ing ( three dot words) ring wing, sing, king, thing, bring, swing, sting, sling, fling Vowel Patterns Rule Breaking o ( three dot words) gold colt, old, cold, host, post, folk, sold, hold, jolt, mold, fold, ghost Vowel Patterns oy ( three dot words) toy boy, coy, Roy, soy, joy, ploy Vowel Patterns ea ( three dot words) head dead, deaf, bread, sweat, meant, leapt, spread, breath, thread, dread, death, tread, threat Section 6 Divider: Core Vowel Patterns of U ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns u_e Vowel Patterns ur ( three dot words) ( three dot words) dude use tune mule rude June cute dune rule huge fuse dupe duke mute truce prune brute crude fluke spruce turn fur curb burn hurt curl surf hurl burp turf curt blur burst church churn spurt Section 7 Divider: -ed ending sorts ( four dot words) Baseword + /d/ rain, rained, obey, obeyed, study, studied, pray, prayed, play, played, yell, yelled, stay, stayed, move, moved, learn, learned, hug, hugged, copy, copied, carry, carried, try, tried, sneeze, sneezed, burn, burned, climb, climbed, cry, cried, live, lived, snow, snowed, worry, worried, smell, smelled, film, filmed Section 8 Divider: Additional Vowel Patterns of A ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns all ( three dot words) fall ball, all, mall, call, tall, hall, wall, gall, stall, small Vowel Patterns ue ( three dot words) blue sue, due, glue, true, clue Baseword + /t/ look, looked, camp, camped, jump, jumped, hope, hoped, kick, kicked, lick, licked, help, helped, crash, crashed, trap, trapped, hop, hopped, wish, wished, like, liked, trick, tricked, ask, asked, walk, walked, miss, missed, place, placed, stop, stopped, push, pushed, touch, touched, laugh, laughed, blink, blinked Vowel Patterns aw ( three dot words) Section 9 Divider: Additional Vowel Patterns of I ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns Rule Breaking i ( three dot words) mind kind, mild, find, wild, bind, child, blind, grind, climb jaw paw, law, saw, raw, flaw, claw, draw, thaw, straw, hawk, lawn, yawn, bawl Vowel Patterns y like /ī/ ( three dot words) my by, cry, fly, try, sky, fry, pry, sly, shy, why, spry Section 10 Divider: Additional Vowel Patterns of O ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns oi Vowel Patterns oo ( three dot words) ( three dot words) coin, oil, boil, foil, toil, join, soil, coil, spoil, joint, moist, point Vowel Patterns oo ( three dot words) book foot, hook, good, look, wood, hood, cook, shook, brook, stood boot moon, tool, roof, pool, room, hoop, boom, noon, broom, tooth, scoop, smooth, shoot Vowel Patterns ow ( three dot words) cow how, now, wow, owl, town down, gown, crowd, crown, brown, frown, clown, plow Section 11 Divider: Additional Vowel Patterns of E ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns ear Vowel Patterns er_e ( three dot words) ( three dot words) earth, pearl, earn, learn, heard, search, Earl verse serve, merge, nerve, swerve Section 12 Divider: Additional Vowel Patterns of U ( three dot words) Vowel Patterns ur_e ( three dot words) nurse urge, curse, purse, curve, urge, surge, splurge Vowel Patterns ow ( three dot words) mow bow, tow, row, low, own, flow, show, crow, throw, know, snow, grow, blow Vowel Patterns ou ( three dot words) loud out, found, ouch, count, shout, sound, proud, mouth, couch, south, round, cloud, scout Vowel Patterns ew ( three dot words) new few, dew, knew, drew, blew, stew, chew, crew, flew, grew, screw, threw, news University of Utah Reading Clinic 6/11//2014 MB

hat cat ran map mad back had has snack that clap glad pig win hit

lip kid his sick this ship with mom fox job hop doll lost cost rock

chop stop drop red bed let pet web tell less sell step bend then when

sled cup nut but fun bus bug cut dust stub luck shut truck must hush

hat cat dad ran had nap jam map bat fan mad bag ham cap band

trap bath that glad fast flat cast hand last clap math snap back flag

cake lake tape name make gave made take same page gate bake face fake safe

rake late base shake chase skate shape state flame trade snake grape space brave

farm jar far car tar art barn card hard dart part star park yard dark

cart mark harm bark tart yarn arm start sharp march shark spark smart starch

rain mail wait pain tail sail paid brain train paint pail braid drain stain

pig pin lip hit win big hid fit mix fin him fix hill lid hip

rib kick gift trip grin twin flip slim lick shin list print swim sick

bike five dime dive ride wife side nice mine wide wipe lime bite hide hike

kite like time life spine smile gripe bride glide shine grime white drive slide

girl dirt bird sir fir first birth shirt third flirt skirt firm chirp stir birch

thirst mirth twirl shirk swirl whirl whir smirk night sigh high thigh fight sight

tight might right light flight fright bright mom top job pot jog dot pop

fog mob dog nod hot log doll trot drop stop lock clock floss shock frog

soft flock chop shop cloth lost chomp rope bone note hole poke hope woke

nose joke mope mole robe pole home choke spoke stone froze close broke drove stroke

those probe fork horn torn pork born corn fort morn cork form cord port

sort storm thorn sport north stork short porch force torch coat goat soap loaf

soak load road goal toast coach croak float groan throat red web ten beg

get bed wed bet fed bell led let men when blend left sled test wept

neck bend spend chest bench desk shed deck fled best feet seed beef jeep

meet deep feel beet bee teen beep deed see weed tree green queen sheet sweet

speed cheek free wheel teeth greet tweed sweep jerk her fern herd perk verb

term perm per pert germ nerd perch stern clerk meat eat leaf heat meal

hear beak team wheat dream speak clean beach cheap cup sun bus mud tub

puff sum hut cub gum run pup rug cut duck drum thud jump plug hunt

strut plus club fund crust bump luck shut crush dude use tune mule rude

June cute dune rule huge fuse dupe duke mute truce prune brute crude fluke spruce

turn fur curb burn hurt curl surf hurl burp turf curt blur burst church churn

spurt blue sue due glue true clue

day hay say pay may way bay ray clay tray stray spray stay play University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

fall ball all mall call tall hall wall gall stall small jaw paw law University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

saw raw flaw claw draw thaw straw hawk lawn yawn bawl ring wing sing University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

king thing bring swing sting fling sling mind kind mild find wild bind child blind University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

grind climb my by cry fly try sky fry pry sly shy why spry University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

gold colt old cold host post folk sold hold jolt mold fold ghost University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

coin oil boil foil toil join soil coil spoil joint moist point boot moon University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

tool roof pool room hoop boom noon broom tooth scoop smooth shoot mow bow University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

tow row low own flow show crow throw know snow grow blow toy boy University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

coy Roy soy joy ploy book foot hook good look wood hood cook shook University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

brook stood cow how now wow owl town down gown crowd crown brown University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

frown clown plow loud out found ouch count shout sound proud mouth couch south University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

round cloud scout head dead deaf bread sweat meant leapt spread breath thread dread University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

death tread threat earth pearl earn learn heard search Earl verse serve merge University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

nerve swerve new few dew knew drew blew stew chew crew flew grew screw University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

threw news nurse urge curse purse curve surge splurge University of Utah Reading Clinic 2/9/2015 MB

Baseword + /ed/ test tested expect expected act acted invent invented list listed fold folded add added

rent rented need needed trade traded end ended hunt hunted count counted melt melted land

landed sort sorted fade faded want wanted skate skated float floated hand handed twist twisted

Baseword + /d/ rain rained obey obeyed study studied pray prayed play played yell yelled stay stayed

move moved learn learned hug hugged copy copied carry carried try tried sneeze sneezed burn

burned climb climbed cry cried live lived snow snowed worry worried smell smelled film filmed

Baseword + /t/ look looked camp camped jump jumped hope hoped kick kicked lick licked help helped

crash crashed trap trapped hop hopped wish wished like liked trick tricked ask asked walk

walked miss missed place placed stop stopped push pushed touch touched laugh laughed blink blinked

**Copy following game cards onto cardstock using the same color as the word study word cards with dots Bingo Wild Cards WILD WILD WILD WILD WILD Oops! Cards Oops! Oops! Oops! Shazam! Cards Shazam! Shazam! Shazam! University of Utah Reading Clinic 7/18/11 MB