Reading and Spelling Rules

2. A ______ is three letters in the same syllable that stands for one sound.
4. A _______ is made by one opening of the mouth and can be a word or part of a word..
5. _______ are sounds blended together.
10. We only have ____ words in our English language that has only one letter.
11. A _____ is a complete English word when it stands alone.
12. 'd' and 't' are voiced and unvoiced _______.
13. A __________ is four letters in the same syllable that stands for one sound.
15. ____________ sounds are blocked or partially blocked by the tongue, teeth or lips.
17. A _________ is a letter or letters added to the end of a base word to change it's form or usage.
19. _________ are words that are made up of only one syllable.
21. There are _________ letters in the alphabet.
22. The word "I" is the only word that is always ______.
23. The dictionary is divided into four _________.
24. You code a Final Stable Syllable with a ______.
26. Accented combinations are coded with a _____.

1. ___________ are single sounds.
3. An open syllable is coded with a _________.
6. A ______ is two letters in the same syllable that makes one sound.
7. A word is normally divided between two _______.
8. ______ is a Greek word part meaning one.
9. ________ sounds are always open and voiced.
10. Unaccented combinations are coded with a ______.
12. A _______ is a letter or letters added to the beginning of a word to change it's meaning.
14. Words ___________ when the first parts are different and the last parts are the same.
15. The Romans created our _________ handwriting when letters needed to be smaller and closer together..
16. When your mouth opens wider and your voice is louder and higher.
18. A ______ is a base word with a letter or letters added to it.
20. A closed syllable is coded with a ________.
24. You code a suffix with a ______.
25. A __________ is two letters in the same syllable that stands for two unexpected sounds.