Phonics Patterns
Workbook
Use With Phonics Patterns And Stories
Books 6 - 8
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Table of Contents
How To Use This Book ....................................................................................................... 4
Book 6
Silent E Syllables: _tle, _ple, _zle, _fle, _kle, _dle, _ble, _gle, _cle .................................. 5
y/funny................................................................................................................................. 7
y/my ..................................................................................................................................... 9
a/bacon, e/secret, i/bison ................................................................................................... 11
o/robot, u/tulip ................................................................................................................... 13
ey/key ................................................................................................................................ 15
ey/they ............................................................................................................................... 17
Syllable Study: cup-cake, bon-fire .................................................................................... 19
Syllable Study: trap-eze, cos-tume, flag-pole ................................................................... 21
Syllable Study: shov-el ...................................................................................................... 23
ea/eat .................................................................................................................................. 25
ea/head ............................................................................................................................... 27
ea/steak .............................................................................................................................. 29
ei/ceiling ............................................................................................................................ 31
ei/veil ................................................................................................................................. 33
eigh/sleigh ......................................................................................................................... 35
eu/Europe........................................................................................................................... 37
ie/pie, ie/shield................................................................................................................... 39
Book 7
wor/worm .......................................................................................................................... 41
er/heron .............................................................................................................................. 43
or/horse .............................................................................................................................. 45
or/doctor, or/sorry .............................................................................................................. 47
ar/dollar ............................................................................................................................. 49
ar/carrot ............................................................................................................................. 51
ear/early ............................................................................................................................. 53
our/journal ......................................................................................................................... 55
Book 8
_a/panda............................................................................................................................. 57
a/father ............................................................................................................................... 59
Syllable Study: hel-lo, ze-ro .............................................................................................. 61
Syllable Study: men-u, tu-tu .............................................................................................. 63
kn/knife .............................................................................................................................. 65
wr/wren .............................................................................................................................. 67
gh/ghost, gh/straight .......................................................................................................... 69
ought/bought ...................................................................................................................... 71
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How To Use This Book
1. There are three workbooks for the Phonics Patterns And Stories books.
The first workbook covers the patterns introduced in Book 1. The second
workbook covers the patterns taught in Books 2-5. The third workbook
covers the patterns taught in Books 6-8.
2. The first workbook uses a number of different types of pages, providing
extra practice to get beginning readers off to a strong start. These pages
include picture/word matching, writing new words, word sorts, picture/
sentence matching, fill in the blank exercises, and decoding tests.
3. The second and third workbooks include only picture/word matching and
writing new words pages. You may want to assign additional activities
for each set of words. Possibilities include: write sentences with some of
the words, write a story using as many words as possible, copy and illustrate selected words, write words in alphabetical order, write the definition for one or more of the words, underline the nouns and circle the
verbs, for multi-syllable words divide between the syllables.
4. The phonics patterns in each workbook are covered in the same sequence
as the Phonics Patterns And Stories books. Students should be sure to
use their best handwriting.
5. The small pictures on the word sort pages in Workbook 1 are from A
Sound Story, available as a separate book, with a smaller version of the
same story in the Phonics Patterns And Stories books. Each picture
represents a sound. Read the story aloud to the students. Make sure they
are familiar with each sound picture and the sound it represents. The pictures on the word sort pages will help the students remember the sound
for each new letter pattern and any contrasting pattern on that page.
6. Some of the words in this workbook may be new to students. Be sure to
explain the meaning of any unknown words.
4. Congratulate the student on taking a big step towards becoming an independent reader and writer.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
little
apple
puzzle
wäffle
pickle
candle
bubble
bēagle
circle
pēople
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
pickle
bubble
beagle
waffle
candle
little
people
circle
apple
puzzle
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
bunny
puppy
happy
daddy
penny
jelly
sorry
berry
candy
windy
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
puppy
windy
bunny
candy
happy
daddy
jelly
sorry
berry
penny
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
my
cry
python
sky
fly
reply
spy
sty
fry
dry
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
my
cry
dry
sty
fry
sky
spy
python
fly
reply
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Date __________
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
lady
baby
paper
label
Venus
fever
refund
tiger
tiny
minus
Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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tiny
fever
minus
Venus
tiger
refund
baby
paper
lady
label
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
open
robot
pony
over
donut
music
tulip
ruler
ruby
student
Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
ruby
robot
music
donut
student
over
ruler
open
tulip
pony
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
key
valley
hockey
donkey
money
monkey
honey
trolley
chimney
volleyball
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
money
valley
honey
volleyball
monkey
trolley
donkey
chimney
hockey
key
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
hey
they
prey
ōbey
greyhound
conveyer
belt
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
hey
obey
they
greyhound
prey
conveyer belt
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
cupcake
inflate
mistake
pancake
bonfire
umpire
inside
sunshine
reptile
inquire
The first syllable has a short vowel sound. The second syllable has a long vowel sound, since it has a V-C-E pattern
(vowel-consonant-e). Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
bonfire
mistake
inside
cupcake
reptile
inflate
umpire
pancake
sunshine
inquire
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Date __________
concrete
athlete
trapeze
stampede
flagpole
tadpole
explore
volume
costume
Neptune
The first syllable has a short vowel sound. The second syllable has a long vowel sound, since it has a V-C-E pattern
(vowel-consonant-e). Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
athlete
tadpole
concrete
flagpole
trapeze
explore
stampede
costume
Neptune
volume
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
month
nothing
covers
wonder
monkey
shovel
oven
dozen
money
honey
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
monkey
dozen
month
oven
wonder
shovel
covers
money
nothing
honey
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
eat
meat
ear
year
read
beak
team
leaf
beach
least
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
eat
beach
ear
year
team
least
beak
read
leaf
meat
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
head
lead
dead
bread
spread
thread
sweat
sweater
weather
feather
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
spread
bread
thread
lead
sweat
dead
sweater
head
feather
weather
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
bear
tear
break
steak
wear
pear
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
steak
wear
break
pear
tear
bear
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
ceiling
receive
deceive
caffeine
protein
weird
sheik
either
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
sheik
deceive
weird
receive
protein
ceiling
caffeine
either
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
their
reins
reign
reindeer
heir
Will you
play with
me ?
veil
skein
inveigle
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
skein
reins
their
reign
veil
heir
reindeer
inveigle
Will you
play with
me ?
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
neigh
sleigh
weigh
eight
freight
neighbor
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ________________________ Date _____________
eight
neigh
freight
sleigh
weight
neighbor
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
feud
Europe
streusel
Eugene
sleuth
neutron
Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
Eugene
feud
Europe
sleuth
streusel
neutron
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
shiēld
möviē
fiēld
fiērce
chiēf
cries
tie
die
pie
lie
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
die
fierce
tie
field
pie
chief
lie
shield
cries
movie
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
word
work
worm
world
worth
worry
worship
worse
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
worry
worship
word
worm
world
work
worse
worth
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
ferret
merit
peril
Erin
Eric
heron
herring
derrick
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
herring
heron
ferret
merit
derrick
Erin
peril
Eric
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
horse
corn
cord
storm
torn
fork
horn
thorn
forest
orbit
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
cord
horse
torn
thorn
fork
forest
corn
orbit
horn
storm
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
mirror
doctor
tractor
record
color
sorry
horror
borrow
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
color
borrow
record
horror
doctor
tractor
mirror
sorry
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
dollar
collar
lizard
wizard
sōlar
pōlar
pillar
cöugar
Draw a line from each word to the matching picture. Remember to use the o/ocean sound when o comes at the end
of the first syllable (polar, solar). Use the ou/soup sound in cougar.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
dollar
wizard
collar
lizard
polar
pillar
solar
cougar
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
carrot
parrot
parent
carol
carry
marry
barrel
sparrōw
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
carry
parent
marry
barrel
carrot
carol
parrot
sparrow
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
learn
earn
$$$$
earth
early
pearl
heard
search
s
rēhearse
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
heard
earth
rehearse
earn
learn
early
search
pearl
$$$$
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
courage
courtesy
flourish
nourish
nourishing
journey
journal
tournament
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
journal
courtesy
journey
courage
nourish
flourish
nourishing
tournament
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
panda
comma
villa
yucca
Africa
tūba
cōla
sōfa
cōbra
zēbra
The letter a has the u/umbrella sound at the end of a word. Be careful when you read the first syllable of each word. If
the vowel is at the end of the syllable it has a long vowel sound. Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
tuba
panda
sofa
comma
cobra
yucca
cola
villa
zebra
Africa
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
tacō
father
lava
llama
pecan
pajamas
In these words, the a says a/father (it has the o/ox sound), even when it is at the end of the syllable. Notice that some of
the words end with a/panda; the _a sound like u/up. In taco, the o has the long o sound since its at the end of a syllable.
Remember that an arrow below a vowel tells you to slide past the vowel without pronouncing it. Draw a line from each
word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
pecan
lava
pajamas
llama
father
taco
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
hellō
banjō
lassō
hippō
mangō
condō
bingō
silō
zērō
yō-yō
These words all end with o. Since o is at the end of a syllable, it has he long o sound (o/ocean). Look carefully at the first syllable
of each word. If the vowel is followed by a consonant, it has the short vowel sound. If the vowel is at the end of the syllable, it has
the long vowel sound. Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
zero
condo
silo
banjo
yo-yo
lasso
bingo
hippo
mango
hello
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
f lū
menū
kudzū
tūtū
ēmū
zēbu
Draw a line from each word to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
emu
flu
zebu
menu
tutu
kudzu
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
knot
knock
knob
knit
knickers
kneel
knee
knight
knife
know
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
know
knock
knight
knob
kneel
knot
knee
knit
knife
knickers
Copy the correct word under each picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
wren
wrench
wreck
wrist
wrinkle
wrong
wrap
wrath
wreath
write
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
wrap
write
wrath
wreath
wrench
wrong
wreck
wrist
wren
wrinkle
Copy the correct word under each picture.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
straight
caught
taught
daughter
through
ghost
ghetto
spaghetti
aghast
Allegheny
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ___________________________
straight
spaghetti
caught
aghast
daughter
ghost
taught
ghetto
through
Allegheny
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Name ___________________________
Date __________
thought
bought
ought
sought
fought
drought
brought
Draw a line from each word
to the matching picture.
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Name ________________________ Date _____________
fought
thought
ought
sought
bought
drought
brought
Copy the correct word under each picture.
Circle each word in the box after you use it.
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Phonics Patterns And Stories
Book 1
Basic Vowels (o/son, ē/we, ō/go, ōr/for, ö/to)
Consonant Digraphs
Consonant Blends
Book 2
Long Vowels
Syllable Study (Closed Syllables)
Book 3
More Long Vowels
Syllable Study (a/across)
Book 4
Odd O Patterns (ou, ow, oo, oo, ould)
Special Sound For U (ü/push)
Book 5
Bossy R Patterns
Special A Patterns (ä/all)
Book 6
Vowel Sounds For Y
Syllable Study (Open Syllables)
Long Vowel Patterns With More Than One Sound
Book 7
More Bossy R Patterns
Book 8
Syllable Study (_a/panda, ō/hippo, ū/menu)
Rule Breaker Patterns (a/father, ought/bought)
Consonant Combinations With Silent Letters (wr, kn, gh)