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Dr. Seuss: The Butter Battle Book
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Rhyming word-sets for popular titles. The Butter Battle Book. Back, lack, track. Ann, can, man, ran, than. And, band, hand, land, grand, stand. It, bit, pit, wit, grit. Kick, sick, quick, Snick. Big, pig, rig. 160;if, spiff. Is, his, Miz, Whizz. Which, switch, twitch. Him, vim, grim. In, win, been. Sing, thing, zing, fling, sling. Dill, fill, hill, till, will. Pits, witz,. 160;blitz, fritz. Figger, jigger, vigor, trigger. Bop, top, drop. Not, shot, thought. Bopulous, lopulous, topulous. Up, sup, klupp.
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Dr. Seuss: The Sneetches
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Rhyming word-sets for popular titles. Bad, had, mad. Bop, hop, pop. Run, one, none. From, come, some. Get, let, met. Ten, then, when. Cent, went, spent. Came, game, name, same. Day, pay, say, way, play, they. Air, where, wear, their. Quite, might, right, fright. Go, no, so, low, know. Or, for, nor, roar, your, you're. True, knew, do, to, two, who, you, through. Here, we're, hear, near, year, clear. Sneetch, each, beach, teach. All, ball, small. Part, smart, start. Good, could, would. Out, doubt, shout.
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Shel Silverstein: Cloony the Clown
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My favorite Word-working genius. Rhyming Words from A Light in the Attic •. At, hat, sat, that; bad, had, sad; and, stand. It, fit, sit, split; sick, trick; is, his; in, skin; till, will. But, what; fun, one; from, come. Fell, tell; bed, head, spread, said; tent, meant. Make, shake, break; a, day, say, play, they; pain, rain. Mile, while, I'll; side, cried, sighed; I, tie, sigh, by, why, cry. Whole, soul; joke, broke; go, no, so, woe, low; cold, told. All, fall, tall, small. Stood, could; look, shook.
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Dr. Seuss: Hop on Pop
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Rhyming word-sets for popular titles. At, bat, cat, hat, pat, sat, that. Bad, dad, had, sad. Back, black, snack. Fast, last, past. Hill, will, still. Hop, pop, top, stop. Other, mother, brother. Ed, bed, Ned, red, Ted. Sent, tent, went. A, day, say, way, play, they. Fight, light, night, right. Do, to, two, too, you. Bee, see, three, three, be, he, me, we. All, ball, call, fall, tall, wall, small. Down, town, brown. The Butter Battle Book. Oh, the Places You'll Go! View my complete profile.
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Dr. Seuss: Oh, the Places You'll Go!
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Rhyming word-sets for popular titles. Oh, the Places You'll Go! An, can, Van. Bang, gang, hang. In, chin, win. Ring, thing, string. From, come, some. Fun, won, done. Jake, make, take. Case, face, pace, race, place, space. Fame, game, name. Plane, rain, brain, train, sprain. Care, dare, scare, air, hair, pair, there, where, their, they're. A , day, may, say, way, Bray, play, stay. Bite, kite, quite. I, high, buy, fly, sky. Find, kind, mind, grind. Light, night, right, sight, bright, fright, height.
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STAR Practice Test: We can do it together!
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WordsAhead failed the Word Analysis strand. Why? We can do it together! I'm wondering which classroom teacher will be the first to make speech sounds predominant? Organize your classroom around sound-units, not Letter-Sound and Alphabet Cards. Focus on SPEECH SOUNDS to create a new language-learning paradigm throughout the campus. No matter what subject, all word study can be organized according to sound-units. It's the correct approach. Nothing is less productive. View my complete profile.