Unit 3 Lesson 3 RGR

Unit 3 Lesson 3 RGR

Warm Welcome

We have learned many word features. We have learned about digraphs, 2- sound blends, and digraph blends. We also learned about the short vowel phonemes and closed syllable words.

What would help you remember all these word features?

Lesson Objectives

In this lesson, we will learn about another feature of some words: trigrpahs. We will learn how to identify trigraph in a word. The words we are reading today are all closed syllables with short vowel sounds.

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Open Ended

What is a digraph?

Open Ended

What is a trigraph?

Tri

Tri- is a prefix.

The prefix tri- means three.

Remember, a tricycle has three wheels.

Open Ended

What are the two trigraphs we learned about?

Multiple Choice

Where do we find the trigraphs in a word?

• beginning

• middle

• End

Multiple Choice

Does "fetch" have a trigraph?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Does the word "fudge" have a trigraph?

• Yes, trigraph

• No Trigraph

Open Ended

What letters spell the trigraph in "fudge"?

Multiple Choice

Does the word "brunch" have a trigraph?

Multiple Choice

Does the word "stick" have a trigraph?

Multiple Choice

Does the word "dodge" have a trigraph?

Multiple Choice

Does the word "spent" have trigraph?

Multiple Choice

does the word "fifth" have a trigraph?

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