SIPPS Challenge Level Lesson 10

SIPPS
Challenege Level
Lesson 10

By ANGELA LOOMIS

Single-Syllable Phonics

Does your chin itch?

Quick sound
2 Spellings:
-ch
-_tch (Usually occurs after a short-vowel spelling. Exceptions: rich, which)

Spelling-Sound Relationships

a_

at the chair

e_

edge of the chair

i_

in the chair

o_

on the chair

u_

under the chair

__y

Mnemonic: "tree"
Examples: baby, happy
The long blank indicated a polysyllabic word

_y

Mnemonic: "high kite"
Examples: my, try
The short blank indicated a one-syllable word

sh

She said, "Hush little baby"
Examples: she, hush

th(2)

What is the name of that thing?
Two sounds:
-Voiced: this, that
-Unvoiced: thin, with

ch

Does your chin itch?
Examples: chin, chip

_tch

Does your chin itch?
Examples: itch, catch
This spelling usually occurs after a short-vowel spelling, but common exceptions are the words rich and which

Mixed List of Words and Syllable Types

smell

chat

chip

math

fetch

seth

cham

ched

dosh

utch

Syllabic Transformations

nil

ni

il

fop

op

fo

eg

teg

te

lu

lum

um

ma

mav

av

Sight Syllables
-Not Underlined: "Read"
-Underlined: "Read", "Spell", "Read"

-er

-ly

-ble

-gle

-ple

-dle

-tle

col

ad

pic

ex-

-ment

-less

in-

sub-

-est

-ant

en-

mod

Reading by Syllables

ex.

act

ex.act

ap.

ple

ap.ple

cam.

er.

a

cam.er.a

chap.

ter

chap.ter

bot.

tle

bot.tle

chan.

nel

chan.nel

rap.

id.

ly

rap.id.ly

cho.

sen

cho.sen

an.

y

an.y

al.

most

al.most

Guided Spelling