Practice reading the words.
y
my
my
dry
shy
by
spy
try
fly
fry
cry
sky
sty
sly
ny
lon
nylon
py
thon
python
sup
ply
supply
Ju
ly
July
re
ply
reply
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
Practice reading the sentences.
y
my
1. We will sit in the grass by the tree.
2. My dog got wet in the creek.
3. I will dry him off.
4. A robin can fly in the sky.
5. Did that man spy on us?
6. Jill will try on the red dress.
7. We will go to camp in July.
8. Dad will fry the fish.
9. The sly fox hid in the trees.
10. Tom is shy.
11. Did Ted cry when the dog bit him ?
12. The pigs are in the sty.
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byKathryn
Kathryn J.J.Davis
Davis
©©2001
Unit 3-1
An Egg
is an
Egg
Vowel
Patterns
For
Beginning
Readers
Practice reading the words.
y
candy
happy
messy
bumpy
Sally
buddy
sandy
Betty
muddy
sleepy
jelly
fussy
fifty
penny
sunny
sixty
Tommy
tummy
candy
Bobby
Danny
Betsy
hobby
copy
plenty
holly
body
twenty
silly
very
empty
filly
study
plenty
bunny
pretty
pantry
funny
sloppy
ugly
yummy
smelly
fancy
2008by
byKathryn
Kathryn J.J.Davis
Davis
©©2001
Unit 3-1
An Egg
is an
Egg
Vowel
Patterns
For
Beginning
Readers
Practice reading the sentences.
y
candy
1. That is a funny little puppy.
2. Ed is happy if he can play basketball.
3. Sally will drive to the hobby shop.
4. Betty looks pretty in that fancy dress.
5. A small bunny hid in the tall grass.
6. Bobby saw a penny in the street.
7. We have plenty of food in the pantry.
8. This candy is messy but it is yummy.
9. Danny will study until he gets sleepy.
2008by
byKathryn
Kathryn J.J.Davis
Davis
©©2001
Unit 3-1
An Egg
is an
Egg
Vowel
Patterns
For
Beginning
Readers
Practice reading the words.
y
candy
bā
by
baby
lā
dy
lady
tā
sty
tasty
rū
by
ruby
dū
ty
duty
trū
ly
truly
ti
ny
tiny
ti
dy
tidy
wi
ly
wily
shi
ny
shiny
pō
ny
pony
hō
ly
holy
nō
sy
nosy
2008by
byKathryn
Kathryn J.J.Davis
Davis
©©2001
Unit 3-1
An Egg
is an
Egg
Vowel
Patterns
For
Beginning
Readers
Practice reading the sentences.
y
candy
1. The lady will take the baby for a walk.
2. This is a tasty sandwich.
3. The queen has a ruby ring.
4. An ant is a tiny insect.
5. Mike will ride on the pony.
6. Rick will wax his van until it is shiny.
7. The wily fox will try to catch a rabbit.
8. Sally keeps her home tidy.
2008by
byKathryn
Kathryn J.J.Davis
Davis
©©2001
Unit 3-1
An Egg
is an
Egg
Vowel
Patterns
For
Beginning
Readers
Practice reading the sentences.
any
many
Sight Words
1. Are any eggs are in the nest ? There are
three eggs in the nest.
2. Many robins are on the grass.
3. Many geese are in the pond.
4. I can see many sheep on the hill.
5. I don’t see any pigs by the pond.
6. Many kids are on the bus.
7. I don’t see any kids in the van.
8. Do you have any pets?
9. I don’t have any pets.
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
Practice reading the sentences.
very
busy
Sight Words
1. We were very busy last week.
2. Mom is busy fixing lunch.
3. I will be very happy if you will help me.
4. That is a very tall tree.
5. Beth feels very sad.
6. I am so busy that I cannot go with you.
7. I see a very pretty shell in the sand.
8. Tom was busy sweeping the deck.
9. We are all very sleepy.
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
Practice reading the words and sentences.
ē
emu
bē
shē
hē
wē
mē
bēgin
1. Mom will let me get a pet.
2. She will get me a dog.
3. We will get on a jet.
4. She will sell a bell.
5. We will pet a cat.
6. He hit me!
7. If she can not help, she will be sad.
8. Let me shut the box.
9. He will be mad if he can not win.
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
Practice reading the words and sentences.
ō
ocean
gō
sō
hellō
nō
yō-yō
zērō
1. Ed will go in his van.
2. Sam has a red yo-yo.
3. It is so hot!
4. Sam and Tom will go on a bus.
5. No, Jim can not go.
6. Hello! I am glad to see you.
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
Practice reading the words.
One Syllable Words
Long vowel - Open syllable
gō
hē
nō
mē
sō
wē
prō
bē
hellō
shē
hi
flū
I
zērō
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg
© 2008 by Kathryn J. Davis
Unit 3-1 An Egg is an Egg