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This quiz on Graphemes helps elementary school children learning English and Literacy recognize two letter vowel sound groups. A grapheme is a symbol that identifies a certain sound/phoneme. Certain sounds fit within the same group. This quiz will help children identify which sounds should be grouped together.
Sometimes, two letters together make a sound - these sounds can often be grouped. This means there are two letters, like 'oy' that make that sound. There is also 'oi' which involves two different letters but it makes the same sound. Sounds like these are called graphemes.
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The 'ea' sound can also look like 'ay' - as in hay and play.
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The word seat is made up of the sounds: s + ea + t. The 'ea' makes the same sound as 'ee'.
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The 'ie' sound is the same as 'y' - like try, fry and cry.
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'Ow' can make two sounds, so you'll need to sound out both versions and see which word sounds most familiar. It could have been bow, as in ribbon, or bow - as in, take a bow after a performance.
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Both these sounds make the 'or' sound and so does 'aw' as in, claw.
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This sound is in fuel, which is a material that is burnt to make energy.
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Hay is grass that has been cut and dried. Farmers roll or gather the hay and use it for feeding cattle.
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When spelling, try out different sounds. If the word is coin - and you're not sure which 'oi' to use, try both. Write 'coyns' then 'coins' and see which one looks right to you.
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This kind of 'ow' is like how and now.
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This is quite a tricky one - 'al' makes an 'au' sound but sometimes we want to pronounce the 'l' making it 'all' but you should only do this if there is another 'l'.
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