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breeze

freeze

sneeze

goose

loose

moose

plump

burst

bottle

proof

apron

wrap

north

queen

Make words in—een with k, s, gr, qu; in—oof with h, r, pr. Put ee for oo in tooth, pool, goose, soon, sloop, boot.

The moose scoops away the snow in search of food. Feel how plump that goose is. If the soup freeze it will burst the bottle. Her apron is too loose. Brush your teeth often. Have you seen the queen? Green plants need much water. We feed beets to a calf. The moose has a big hoof. The keen north breeze makes me sneeze. Wrap up the shawl. What proof can you give that he was wrong?

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lily

softly

lemon

sneeze

proof

wheel

scoop

worth

queen

wrap

hawk

apron

visit

twelve

pussy

queer

burst

bottle

school

loose

sugar

plump

young

birthday

Is your wheel worth much? Hawks fly in search of young chickens. My brother will be twelve on his next birthday. How softly pussy creeps along. Wrap the lemons in your apron. The queen often visits schools. Where did you buy that queer bottle? That lily is in full bloom. Scoop up the sugar. He threw the trunk and it burst open. What makes you sneeze? Tack down the loose carpet. Plump cheeks. Give proof of being good.

beech

speech

screech

sleeve

fleece

cheese

elm

torn

burnt

Francis

touch

swarm

mews

smart

needle

To cr—add ept, ied, ops, oss, ock, awl, ack, ib. Write all the words you can from the letters in 'catching,' 'dreamed.'

Elm and beech trees grew about our school. The sleeve of my coat is torn. Francis burnt his heel; then he began to screech. Do not touch the cheese. The swarm of bees flew into an apple tree. He made a speech about cheese. Let us search for beech nuts. Sew a patch on your sleeve. Where is the needle? We need the fleeces of many sheep. John seems such a smart boy. The gray cat mews.

book

shook

brook

wood

hood

stood

lamb

comb

climb

soot

split

barrel

cosy

dinner

Friday

Make new words in—ook with c, h, l, n, r, t, cr. To cl—add am, ap, ock, uck, ub, ing, ip, ean, ear.

John sawed and split the wood. Throw the soot into a barrel. What a cosy nook this is. Can you climb a high beech tree? See the crook in the stick uncle uses. Cook a lamb chop. Men comb wool and flax. I lost two fish hooks in the brook. The lamb cannot climb over that rock. My new hood is made from Scotch wool. Mamma cooks dinner on Friday. She took a look at my story book. He uses a black comb.

paid

maid

braid

gain

pain

grain

eleven

thirteen

fifteen

Abel

raise

honest

basin

truth

always

With—ain put C, l, m, r, v, ch, pl, sl, st, br, dr, tr, spr, str. Add—teen to four, six, seven, eight, nine. (Note eighteen.)

I paid eleven cents for braid. If sold for thirteen cents find the gain. Did you sprain your wrist? Yes, and it gives great pain. Abel was slain by his brother Cain. The maid has lain down. Wait till I raise the chest. The grain needs much rain. Strain the soup into a basin. Honest work is not done in vain. Always tell the plain truth. The iron chain has fifteen links. The main thing is not to be afraid of work.

fail

jail

snail

air

stair

fairy

clerk

nobody

month

twenty

thirty

forty

July

April

cruel

Make new words in—ail with b, h, m, n, p, r, s, t, w, fl, fr, tr. Add—y to sh, sk, th, fl, sl, sp, st, dr, cr, fr, tr, spr.

A steel rail was loose. The mail train ran off, nobody was hurt. Bail out your sail boat. The snail crawls under the pail. Were you afraid of a fairy? Flails were used to thresh grain. The maid with fair hair fell down stairs. The clerk was sent to jail for twenty days. Uncle is paid forty dollars a month. Fix that frail chair with a strong nail. April has thirty days, July thirty-one. It was cruel to cut off the tail of that dog.

died

lied

cried

hoe

foe

toe

chirp

churn

chunk

spill

whey

first

move

David

choose

To ch—add in, ill, aff, ew, ain, est, oose, eese, eck, ick, ore, air, arm, urch. With—ied put t, sh, sp, tr, fr, dr, pr.

The hoe struck his toe and he cried. She tied her apron strings. The colt shied and tried to jump over the fence. The flowers soon died. A chunk of beech wood burns well. Spill the whey from the churn. David killed his foe with a sling. Which do you choose? I spied you first. She fried two lamb chops. We tried to move the buggy. The sun dried my hair. Robins chirp. They pried the boxes open.

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lamb

fleece

basin

barrel

screech

jail

first

fairy

speech

eleven

hoes

chirp

cruel

cheese

combs

touch

month

climb

choose

nineteen

cosy

whey

churn

fried

always

He hoes beets. Lambs always look cosy in fleeces of wool. Eleven and eight are nineteen. Baby will screech if you touch his toes. Cheese is made in the warm months. Choose two combs. Pussy tried to climb into the churn. Throw the basin of whey into the barrel. First tell me a fairy story. He goes to jail for being cruel. Pork chops were fried. Hear the little birds chirp.

road

load

toad

boast

coast

toast

scrap

scald

scrawl

drags

ugly

oven

Percy

satin

pencil

Make words in—oan with m, l, gr; in—oak with s, cl, cr. To sc—add ar, arf, ow, owl, at, ud, um, alp, amp, otch, orch.

Percy scrawls with a pencil. The horse drags a great load on a snow road. Do you think a toad ugly? We roast beef in an oven. She scorched her shoes. He likes to coast down steep hills. Toads croak in the spring. Lucy boasts about her satin scarf and cloak. There is a deep scar on his scalp. The hot tea will scald you. He gave me the loan of his knife. The Scotch boy moans and groans. Soak the scraps of toast in water.

boat

float

throat

old

sold

scold

crowd

organ

studying

false

dozen

pantry

tongs

jelly

pretty

Put c, g, bl, with—oat; and b, c, f, g, h, t, with—old. Add—ty to six, seven, nine; eight + (t)y.

Tie the scarf about your throat. The boat may not float with such a crowd. We sold our organ for ninety-four dollars. Goats often climb very high. Papa will scold you for not studying. I paid sixty cents for a dozen pencils. Fetch the jelly from the pantry. His uncle died at eighty-two. The iron tongs cost seventy-five cents. Be not bold or false. Lucy wears such a pretty gown. There was too great a crowd.

eat

beat

wheat

beam

cream

scream

dumb

crumb

thumb

rich

purse

never

hurl

flask

brisk

Put h, m, n, s, ch, bl, pl, tr, with—eat; and s, t, st, gl, dr, str, with—eam. To gr—add ace, ass, and, ab, ew, ain, asp.

Lions eat raw meat. The beams of the sun make wheat grow. Hear the lambs bleat. Heat turns water into steam. Two horses make a team. What a neat seam you sew. Treat the dumb boy to some cream. Henry screams, for he hurt his thumb. Sweep the crumbs from the seat of the chair. A rich man lost his purse. Never cheat any one. Hurl the flask into the stream. Be brisk at your work. Which team beat?

ear

dear

spear

bean

mean

clean

shuns

nurse

rolled

folk

spilt

foolish

worn

army

towels

With—ear put f, h, n, r, t, y, sh, cl, sm. Make new words with—eap and h, l, r, ch. Add y, in, ip, im, iff, ate, to sk—.

The tears rolled clear down his cheeks. We will reap much wheat this year. The nurse shuns foolish folk. He spilt the beans near the door. Were the towels cheap or dear? The army had sharp spears. Does he mean to shear the sheep? My mother is very dear to me. His coat is much worn but clean. Do not smear your chin with candy. Do you fear to leap across that clear stream? It is easy to hurt the ear.

beak

weak

speak

bead

lead

plead

coax

party

color

beard

thorn

scratch

hazel

bushes

hungry

Put l, p, sn, bl, str with—eak. Copy high, nigh, sigh, thigh. To str—add ap, ip, ing, uck, ong, eet, etch, eam.

Coax mamma, do not tease her. Aunt is too weak to speak. Glass beads are of many colors. Hear Helen sigh. The barrel leaks. Who leads the party? There are streaks of gray in his beard. Some birds have blunt beaks. A thorn scratched my thigh. The fox sneaks among the hazel bushes. The hungry man pleads for meat. Can you climb that high peak? A bleak road. Please lead us home. Push a chair nigh.

each

teach

preach

east

beast

yeast

loaf

curse

Thursday

stroll

taffy

cover

leave

clover

sense

Write words in—each with b, p, r, bl. With—eal put d, h, m, p, s, v, st. Add atch, ub, ew, eam, een, to scr—.

Each loaf is made with yeast. Teach us to weave carpets. We leave on Thursday for the east. A feast of peaches and cream. Good men preach that it is wrong to steal or curse. Each beast was given a meal of raw veal. They stroll along the sea beach. Reach down the taffy. Cover your thumb, it will soon heal. The bells peal for joy. Split open the beans. Copy a clover leaf. He has too much sense to sulk.

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