- •Foot good stood
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Wood wool
- •Ink link pink think bank blank tank thank bunk sunk chunk trunk
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Have give live
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •How to read and write forms in -s
- •Ever never
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Get give
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •6. Know low slow snow own
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •In a clean spoon, in a green pail, in a gay mood, in a grey coat, in due time, in a long row, in a new way, in a long speech, in a big heap, in a deep sleep, in a deep pool, in deep snow.
- •How to read and write forms in -s and in -ed
- •Three types of vowel position
- •The linking” r”
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •1. Rule rude brute true
- •2. Old told sold hold fold bold
- •3. All ball call fall small wall salt false talk walk chalk stalk
- •2. Carry lorry hurry merry squirrel
- •Lesson twelve Consonant Groups
LESSON ONE
SECTION I. One-Syllable Words
First Type—Closed Syllables
it - sit - bit did - Sid - bid in - din - bin
met - men - end best - bent – bend test - tent - tend
sit - set pin - pen pig - peg big - beg Dick - deck pick - peck nick - neck chick – check chest chess miss mess
fit fish dish shift
chip ship chin shin
stick disk dish miss mix deck desk mesh mess next
lip - list - lift left - let - less
ill - mill - fill bell - sell - shell
silk - milk - film belt - self - shelf
is is is is it in? if it is, it is in.
is miss is mess is is less is chess is
a pen a desk a text a shelf
SECTION II. One-Syllable Words
First Type—Closed Syllables (Continued)
Repetition of Previous Material
send sent spend spent lend lent led let lid lit nib nip dig Dick pig pick is miss 1. his him hill help is his it hit ill hill
2. bag bad band flag glad land cab can sand has had hand clap tap map
cat sat hat black tack back fact tact act
met mat men man end and sit set sat tin ten tan bid bed bad lid led lad
a map a cap a hat a flat a lamp a camp a stamp a flag a man a hand a stand a pad
a black man a black hat a bad lamp a bad map
3. cell cent scent cent=sent=scent cell=sell
cent can scent scan
kept keg Kent kill kid kin skill skid skin
sent cent Kent sell cell kept
kit cat skin scan kept cap
pack cap back cab tack cat Dick kid lick kill speck kept
4. match catch latch fetch sketch stitch
lack latch Dick ditch stick stitch cat catch cash fit fetch fish patch chap pitch chip sketch check
5. yet yell yelp yes
yes less yes chess yes his yes is
6. thick thin theft Smith filth depth fifth sixth tenth
tent tenth lift fifth tin thin tick thick
fin thin if Smith sick thick sin thin Miss Smith Bess Beth
7. then them that
this the
then ten that hat shelf self ship hip chap cap chill hill
dent then dish this dash that
this is his. is this his? yes, it is.
the chin, the neck, the back, the chest, the skin, the tip, the stem, the flag, the deck, the ham, the milk, the sand, the men, the man, the cat, the text, the bell.
Material for Rapid Reading
The sick men, the left leg, the thin film, the next step, the damp sand, the silk net, the thick stick, the big sack, the next shelf, the left hand, the silk hat, the felt hat, the big elm, the tan bag, the flat fish, the next flash, the big smash, the best map, the flat shell, the best sketch, the next stand, the black fan, the next stitch, the flat disk, the best band, the next desk, the silk tent, the flat tin, the fat pig, the thin pad, the sad end.
SECTION III. One Syllable Words
First Type—Closed Syllables (Continued).
Repetition of Previous Material
cab cap slab slap tab tap
bad bat sad sat had hat
bag back slag slack lag lack
leg lag speck pack fetch catch
has as hand and hat at
1. sun sum club cup up but cut shut must dust bat but bad bud mad mud a cap a cup a bag a bug a lamp a lump a stamp a stump din den dun disk desk dusk
2. us bus thus fuss is as us is his bus has thus yes has bus his plus as this is miss this us mess yes hiss thus chess this thus as us his fuss has less
3. box fox cock clock stop top hop shop not got hot lot dog log fog flog
suck sock bus boss plus loss
leg lag lug log hat hut hot hand fund fond
deck duck dock text tax box dig dug dog tip tap top
4. book look took cook
Foot good stood
a good book a good cook lock look stock took block book tug took bug book lug look
tick text tack tuck stock took hit net hat hut hot hook
the sun, the sum, the cost, the bulk, the loss, the fuss, the boss, the spot, the top, the foot, the dock, the fog, the dusk, the mud the moss, the dust, the book, the dog, the fox, the cod, the cook.
5. red – rest - rent rag – rat - ran rub - rust – run ran - run - risk - rest rid - red - rod trick - track - truck
rag - rug - rest - rust rat – rut - rot tramp - trap - trip
rub – rob - rash - rush rack - rock - rook trust - tram - trot
drip drop drill dress dram drum dreg drag drug
stress stretch strip strap strict struck fresh prick brush print frock brook from press brick crack crook crutch crest crust crab cram crash crush grill grub scrub grim grunt scratch grin grab scrap look rook lend rend lent rent lock rock lack rack lid rid lag rag blush brush led red clash crash lest rest flog frog chip trip chap trap chick trick chill trill champ tramp chuck truck
6. French - trench - drench - bench inch - lunch - punch - bunch inch - itch bench - batch punch - patch
Material for Rapid Reading
The big lump, the thick moss, the lost ship, the red speck, the thick log, the left foot, the tin mug, the French press, the next shop, the thick fog, the thin mist, the fresh track, the hot sun, the soft mat, the lost stamp, the red rim, the damp spot, the left sock, the hot slag, the damp hut, the thick mud, the soft rug, the best shot, the good man, the fat chop, the thick mug, the thin cup, the next lot, the rash act, the crisp bun, the fat cook, the hot bun, the next block, the lost book, the big gun, the big tub, the black cock, the black tug, the hot pitch, the best club, the lost pet, the blunt pin, the big cock, the thick crust, the red patch, the black crab, the red plum, the next stop.
From the club, from the dock, from the shop, from the tin, from the cup, from the bag, from the bus, from the tram, from the truck, from the desk, from the shelf, from the top.
SECTION IV.
One-Syllable Words
First Type—Closed Syllables (Continued).
wish will win with west well went wet was - wash want - watch what? when? which - rich such - much