Spelling Patterns with J Sound

The video tutorial continues the Saxon spelling rules, focusing on the final sound rule for words ending with the 'J' sound. It explains the two patterns: DGE after a short vowel and GE after anything else. The tutorial reviews the previous day's rule on the CH sound and provides examples for both DGE and GE patterns. The session concludes with instructions for practice activities.

What is the main focus of today's Saxon spelling rule lesson?

• The middle 'T' sound

• The final 'CH' sound

• The initial 'S' sound

• The final 'J' sound

Which spelling pattern is used for the final 'J' sound after a short vowel?

• TCH

• CH

• DGE

• GE

What is the rule for using DGE in spelling?

• After a long vowel

• After a consonant

• After a short vowel

• After a digraph

Which word is an example of using DGE after a short vowel?

• Scrooge

• Cage

• Lunge

• Edge

In the word 'fudge', what type of vowel sound precedes the 'J' sound?

• Consonant

• Silent vowel

• Short vowel

• Long vowel

What is the correct spelling pattern for the word 'badge'?

• BAGE

• BAG

• BADGE

• BADG

Which of the following words uses the DGE pattern?

• Edge

• Scrooge

• Cage

• Lunge

What is the rule for using GE in spelling?

• After a trigraph

• After a digraph

• After a long vowel or consonant

• After a short vowel

Which word is an example of using GE after a long vowel?

• Fudge

• Badge

• Cage

• Edge

In the word 'Scrooge', what type of sound precedes the 'J' sound?

• Consonant

• Long vowel

• Silent vowel

• Short vowel