Ferris the Fox climbs a hill above Fern Hollow.
Bennie the Bear waits by a big rock with his basket.
A hawk glides high in the sky.
"Look at its claws," says Bennie. "Hawk and claw share a sound."
"Let us find the sound in saw, one step at a time."
The letters a and w can work as a team.
Together they say the vowel sound in saw.
Saw, paw, straw, hawk.
You often see aw at the end of a word, like paw.
You also see it before n or l, like lawn and crawl.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Paw has the aw team. | ? |
| Straw ends with aw. | ? |
| Hawk has the vowel sound in cat. | ? |
| Lawn has aw before n. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
First: F-I-R-S-T.
Five: F-I-V-E.
Great start! Tomorrow we meet a new team with the same sound.