One-Syllable Word Lists: The ULTIMATE Collection!

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I’m excited to share my One-Syllable Word Lists with you today! This is my ULTIMATE collection of words I refer to often when planning phonics or spelling resources for learners who are working through one-syllable words.

ALL lists come in color, blackline, AND formatted for Google Slides.

NOTE: If you’re a member of The Library, DO NOT purchase this resource here. Because most of these lists have already been shared in The Library, find this bundle for FREE in The Library shop or go to the Phonics Word Lists section to see them listed individually.

To make these lists quickly accessible, here are three suggestions:

1. Print, laminate, and punch one hole in the upper left corner. Hook a metal ring through the holes and hang the lists on a nail or screw.
2. Print, 3-hole punch, and place the lists in a notebook. I recommend putting them in the same order as the pack, but do what works best for you and your learners.
3. Save the Google Slides lists and click on the one(s) you need any time.

ALL lists come in color, blackline, AND formatted for Google Slides.

One-Syllable Word Lists

The phonics and spelling skills included in this pack are:

• CVC Word Lists {listed by word family}
• CCVC/CVCC Word Lists {short vowel words with blends or digraphs at the beginning or end}
• Welded Sounds or Glued Sounds Word Lists
• Floss-z Rule Word Lists
• CCVCC Word Lists {short vowel words with blends or digraphs at the beginning AND end}
• CVC/CVCe Word Lists {comparing CVC words to CVCe such as hug/huge}
• CVCe Word Lists {sometimes called “silent e” words}
• R-Controlled Word Lists
• “Find Gold” VCC Word Lists {such as find or gold}
• –dge/-ge & -tch/-ch Word Lists
• Long Vowel Team Word Lists
• Diphthongs & Complex Vowels Word Lists
• Hard & Soft c/g Word Lists
• Consonant Clusters Word Lists {words beginning with consonant clusters such as straw or shred}
• Silent Consonants Word Lists
• Adding Suffixes Word List {lists for doubling, e-drop, and more!}

All lists feature one-syllable words, although you’ll find a few lists with some two-syllable words in the “Adding Suffixes Word List.”

Quick Examples for How to Use these One-Syllable Word Lists

• Phonics Warm-ups ~ Write words on a dry erase board that learners need to practice reading for a particular phonics pattern.
• Spelling Dictation ~ Call words from a specific pattern for learners to spell. String together words to create a dictation phrase or sentence such as, “The goat floats in the boat.”
• Spelling Words ~ Create spelling words for the week based on phonics patterns.
• Word Sorts ~ Create simple word sorts to compare spelling patterns.

It’s awesome to have all these lists at your fingertips when you’re in a pinch!

NOTE: If you’re a member of The Library, DO NOT purchase this resource here. Because most of these lists have already been shared in The Library, find this bundle for FREE in The Library shop or go to the Phonics Word Lists section to see them listed individually.

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*This is a DIGITAL product that you will receive via email, not a physical book. 

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