SnapPhonics

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KWOHT/ˈkwoʊt/verb
  1. verbTo repeat the exact words that someone said or wrote.

  2. nounA sentence or part of a sentence that you repeat from a book or from what someone said.

  3. verbTo give a price for doing a job or providing something.

  4. nounA price that someone offers to do work or sell something for.

  5. nounOne of the pair of marks " " used in writing to show where someone's words begin and end.

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Phonics breakdown

qu

Phonics Rule: QU Blend

QU always makes the /kw/ sound together, like in 'queen', 'quick', and 'quit'.

Q almost never appears without U in English. The QU combination blends /k/ and /w/ into a single unit. Think of QU as a team that always works together.

Tip

QU is a team — /kw/ like a duck that says quack!

Examples

o

Phonics Rule: Silent E with O (Magic E)

In the o-consonant-e pattern, the E at the end is silent and makes the O say its name — like in 'home' and 'bone'. Teachers often call this the Magic E.

In the pattern o-consonant-e (like 'home'), the final E is silent but makes the O say its long sound /oʊ/.

Tip

Magic E makes O say its name!

Examples

t

Phonics Rule: Letter T

The letter T makes the /t/ sound, like in 'top', 'tap', and 'ten'. The tongue tip taps behind the upper teeth.

T is a voiceless alveolar stop. The tongue tip touches the ridge behind the upper teeth and releases with a puff of air. Double T (tt) makes the same /t/ sound.

Tip

T taps — touch your tongue to make /t/!

Examples

e

Phonics Rule: Silent E with O (Magic E)

In the o-consonant-e pattern, the E at the end is silent and makes the O say its name — like in 'home' and 'bone'. Teachers often call this the Magic E.

In the pattern o-consonant-e (like 'home'), the final E is silent but makes the O say its long sound /oʊ/.

Tip

Magic E makes O say its name!

Examples

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