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Skill: Spelling/reading pattern short double (oo)

sound as heard in "foot"


This spelling/reading pattern (oo) has two sounds long, and short.
Long double (oo) was introduced in the previous lesson (# 40).

Short double (oo)/(u) has two spelling patterns.


"u" as in put or pull; "oo" as in foot or book
- not the same sound as short "u" in duck.

Read these words.


book goodbye shook
brook hood soot
cook hoodie sooty
cookie hoof stood
cookout hook took
crook look unhook
fishhook nook wood
foot plywood woodpecker
football rook woof
good rookie wool

bull bush pull


bulletin butcher pulley
bullion full push
bully pit bull put
Sight words that have the same vowel sound.

could pussyfoot should sugar wolf woman would


Dictation/Spelling Practice for short (oo) words
Spelling pattern short double (oo) and (u) as in put.

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Read these sentences.

The cook looked at the book.


I understood the story in the book.
The bush is full of thorns.
I gave the swing a good push.
Did I put the book in the bookcase?
The crook wore a black hood.
My lunch was good and I’m too full.
The pit bull took a look at the crook.
I stood on one foot and hopped over the wood.
The bully pushed me then pulled my wool sweater off.
They found many fishhooks as they stood by the brook.
The rookie football player looked pretty good.
The bully took all of our sugar cookies.
We're on the lookout for the crook who took the bullion.
She shook soot from her hood after a walk in the woods.
I said goodbye to the cook as we left the cookout.
Should we put the woofer above the nook?
Write two or more original sentences. Include at least one word in each sentence that
has the spelling pattern (oo)/(u) as in foot and put. Remember all sentences begin
with a capital letter and end with a period (.), question mark (?), or exclamation point
(!). Please illustrate one of your sentences on the back of your paper.

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There are a few (oo) words which are neither long (oo) nor short (oo).
Can you read these sight words: blood, door, flood, floor

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