Week 1 - Long O Sounds โ€” spelling words & games

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Spelling words

bow
(noun) A knot tied with loops, or a tool used to shoot arrows.
โ€œShe tied a beautiful pink bow on the birthday gift wrapper.โ€
coach
(noun) A person who teaches sports teams or helps people reach goals.
โ€œThe soccer coach blew the whistle to start the morning practice session.โ€
croak
(verb) A deep, hoarse sound made by a frog or crow.
โ€œWe heard a loud frog croak from the pond late last night.โ€
crow
(noun) A large, glossy black bird known for being very smart.
โ€œA shiny black crow perched quietly on top of the wooden fence post.โ€
float
(verb) To rest or move slowly on top of water or in the air.
โ€œThe bright yellow pool noodle helped him float easily in the water.โ€
flown
(verb) Form of the word fly; moved through the air.
โ€œThe colorful birds had already flown south for the cold winter season.โ€
groan
(noun/verb) A deep sound made to show pain, sadness, or being tired.
โ€œHe let out a loud groan when he saw how much homework he had left.โ€
grow
(verb) To become bigger, taller, or more developed over time.
โ€œPlanting seeds in fertile soil will help the green vegetables grow tall.โ€
grown
(adjective/verb) Fully completed in size; adult or mature.
โ€œThe tiny kitten we adopted last year has now grown into a large cat.โ€
loan
(noun) Something borrowed that must be returned, usually money.
โ€œThe local bank approved a startup business loan for the new storefront.โ€
roast
(verb) To cook food over a fire or inside a hot kitchen oven.
โ€œWe plan to roast sweet marshmallows over the campfire this weekend.โ€
tail
(noun) The furry or long part at the back of an animal's body.
โ€œThe happy golden retriever wagged its tail when its owner came home.โ€
tale
(noun) A fictional story, exciting adventure, or old legend.
โ€œThe teacher read a magical fairy tale about a castle to the classroom.โ€
toe
(noun) One of the five digits at the front of a human foot.
โ€œHe accidentally stubbed his big toe against the corner of the wooden desk.โ€
tow
(verb) To pull a vehicle behind another using a strong chain or rope.
โ€œThe heavy truck arrived to tow the broken car to the repair shop.โ€

Challenge words

hoarse
(adjective) A rough, harsh voice caused by a sore throat or yelling.
โ€œHer voice sounded very hoarse after cheering loudly at the volleyball game.โ€
horse
(noun) A large, powerful animal used for riding and pulling carts.
โ€œShe practiced riding her favorite horse around the outdoor jumping arena.โ€
pillow
(noun) A soft cushion used to support your head while sleeping.
โ€œHe fluffed his comfy feather pillow before laying down to rest at night.โ€

How to practice these words

  1. Read each word and its definition out loud.
  2. Play Listen & Spell to hear the word in a sentence and type it.
  3. Use Rocket Hangman and Word Search to practice letter order.
  4. Print a study sheet for handwriting practice.