Phonics and Word Study Scope and Sequence. Grades K 6
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1 Phonics and Word Study Scope and Sequence Grades K 6
2 KINDERGARTEN 1. Letter Recognition: Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd, Ee, 2. Letter Recognition: Ff, Gg, Hh, Ii, Jj, Kk, Ll, Mm, Nn 3. Letter Recognition: Oo, Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, 4. Letter Recognition: Tt, Uu, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy, Zz 5. Mm/m/ 6. Tt/t/ 7. Short a 8. Ss/s/ 9. Pp/p/ 10. Cc/k/ 11. Short i 12. Short i 13. Bb/b/, Nn/n/ 14. Rr/r/ 15. Dd/d/, Kk/k/ 16. Ff/f/ 17. Short o 19. Hh/h/ 20. Ll/l/ 21. Consonant blends 22. Gg/g/ 23. Short e 24. Short e 25. Ww/w/, Jj/j/ 26. Xx/ks/ 27. Short u 28. Short u 29. Vv/v/, Zz/z/ 30. Yy/y/, Qu qu/kw/ 31. All consonants; short vowels a and i 32. All consonants; short vowels a, i, and o 33. All consonants; short vowels a, i, o, and e 34. All consonants; short vowels a, i, o, e, and u 35. All consonants; all short vowels 36. All consonants; all short vowels 18. Short o 1
3 GRADE 1 (NOTE: All single consonant letter-sounds will be reviewed in Kindergarten Review lessons that precede Week 1 instruction.) 1. Short a Final ck 2. Short i Final x 3 Short o -s Plurals (s/z/) 4. Inflected ending -s Inflected ending -ing (without spelling changes) 5. Short e Initial consonant blends (CCVC) 6. Short u Final consonant blends (CVCC) 7. Digraphs sh, th Sound of a in ball, walk 8. Long a (CVCe) c/s/ and g/j/ (initial and as in -ace, -age) 9. Long i (CVCe) Digraphs wh, ch, tch 10. Long o (CVCe) Contractions n t, m ll 11. Long u (CVCe) and Long e (CVCe) Inflected ending -ed (3 pronunciations: /d/, /t/, /ed/) (without spelling changes) 12. Long e: e, ee Syllables VC/CV (as kitten) 13. Vowel sounds of y: long i, long e Long vowel pattern CV (as me, hi, go) 14. Compound words Final ng and nk (-ang, -ing, -ung; -ank, -ink, -unk) (NOTE: Begin word family/onset-rime blending) 15. R-controlled or, ore (NOTE: Both sound-by-sound blending and onset-rime through Week 18) Ending -es; plural -es 16. R-controlled ar Inflected endings -ed, -ing (Spelling change: double final consonant) 17. R-controlled er, ir, ur Contractions s, ve, re 18. Comparative endings -er, -est dge /j/ 19. Long a: ai, ay (NOTE: First cover sound-by-sound blending of new letter-sound; then move immediately to phonograms) Possessives (singular and plural) 20. Long e: ea Inflected endings (all studied to date) (spelling change: y to i) 21. Long o: oa, ow Three-letter consonant blends 22. Long i: ie, igh Silent consonants kn/n/ and wr/r/ 23. Vowel patterns ew, ue, ui Compound words 24. Vowels oo in moon Suffixes -ly, -ful 2
4 GRADE 1 (Continued) 25. Vowel diphthong ow/ou/ Syllables: consonant + le 26. Vowel diphthong ou/ou/ Syllables: V/CV and VC/V (open and closed: pi/lot, lem/on) 27. Vowels oo as in book Inflected endings -s, -es, -ed, -ing (spelling change: drop e before -ed, -ing) 28. Vowel diphthongs oi, oy /oi/ Suffixes -er, -or (agentive) 29. Vowels aw, au (as in saw, auto) Short e: ea 30. Prefixes un-, re- Long vowel pattern o(st), o(ld), i(nd), i(ld) 3
5 GRADE 2 1. Short vowels CVC, CCVC, CVCC (blends and ck, ng, nk); Short e: ea (some words with 2-letter blends; phonograms ack, -ock, -ang, -ank and others) (NOTE: Work with phonograms is included from the very beginning of Grade 2; focus is on the most frequent phonograms.) 2. Long vowels CVCe (c/s/, g/j/, s/z/) (contrast long and short vowels) (phonograms: -ace, -age, -ice, -ose) 3. Consonant blends (2- and 3-letter blends; initial and final) 4. Base words and endings -s, -ed, -ing (with and without spelling changes; double final consonant; drop e before -ed, -ing) 5. Consonant digraphs ch, tch, sh, th, wh (focus on syllables to end of year) 6. R-controlled ar, or, ore; Syllables VC/CV (include r-controlled vowels as in armor, darling) 7. Contractions n t, s, ll, m 8. R-controlled er, ir, ur; Syllable -er (as enter; teach as syllable, not as schwa); Syllables VC/CV 9. Plurals -s, -es, -ies (change y to i) 10. Long a: a, ai, ay; Syllables V/CV (open) 11. Long e: e, ee, ea, y; Syllables V/CV (open) 12. Long o: o, oa, ow (include occ pattern as -ost, -old) (go, lo/cate, float, bowl); Syllables V/CV (open) 13. Compound words 14. Long i: i, ie, igh, y (include icc pattern as -ind, -ild); Syllables V/CV (open) 15. Comparative endings -er, -est (all spelling changes) 16. Syllables: consonant + le (open and closed as bu/gle, bun/dle) 17. Vowels oo, u (as book, full) (short /oo/ only) 18. Vowel diphthongs ou, ow /ou/ (found, gown) 19. Vowel diphthongs oi, oy /oi/ 20. Vowels oo (as moon), ue, ew, ui (long /oo/ only) 21. Suffixes -ly, -ful, -er, -or 22. Prefixes un-, re-, pre-, dis- 23. Silent consonants kn, wr, gn, mb 24. /f/ ph, gh 25. Vowels aw, au, au(gh), al (as in saw, auto, caught, talk, ball) 4
6 GRADE 2 (Continued) 26. Contractions re, ve, d; Irregular contractions (don t, won t) 27. Base words and endings -s, -es, -ed, -ing; -er, -est 28. Common syllables (as tion, ture) 29. Suffixes -ness, -less 30. Prefixes mis-, mid- 5
7 GRADE 3 1. Short vowels Syllables VC/CV (happen, lesson, basket, picnic) 2. Plurals -s, -es (with and without spelling changes: y to i) (friends, houses; matches, brushes, boxes, inches; babies, ladies, pennies) 3. Base words and endings -ed, -ing; -er, -est (with spelling changes: double final consonant, drop final e, y to i) (bigger, biggest; hoped, hoping; cried, crying) 4. Long vowel digraphs ee, ea; ai, ay; oa, ow 5. Diphthongs ou, ow /ou/; oi, oy /oi/ 6. Syllables V/CV, VC/V (lem/on, re/lax, fin/ish, pi/lot, e/ven) 7. Syllables C + le (bugle, handle, trouble, puddle) 8. Compound words 9. Consonant blends (including three-letter blends as squ, spl, thr) (squeeze, splash, throw) 10. Consonant digraphs sh, th, wh, ph, ch, tch, ng, ch /sh/ (fashion, father, telephone, kitchen, machine) 11. Contractions 12. Prefixes un-, re-, mis-, dis- (unhappy, rewrite, misplace, disobey) 13. g, j, dge /j/; s, c /s/; c, k, ck, ch /k/ (since, circle, once; suggest, large, badge; school) 14. Suffixes -ly, -ful-, -ness, -less (finally, truly, beautiful, kindness) 15. Silent consonants wr, kn, st, mb, gn (write, knight, listen, thumb, gnaw) 16. Plurals f, fe to v; Irregular plurals (scarf, scarves; mouse, mice) 17. R-controlled /er/: ir, er, ur, ear, or (third, verb, Thursday, early, world) 18. Prefixes pre-, mid-, over-, out- (prepaid, midnight, overhead, oversleep, outdo) 19. Suffixes -er, -or, -ess, -ist (teacher, visitor, lioness, tourist) 20. Syllables VCCCV (pil/grim, mon/ster, sur/prise, part/ner, hun/dred, com/plete) 21. Syllables CV/VC (cre/ate, i/de/a, ra/di/o, pi/an/o, ster/e/o) 22. Homophones (our, hour; ate, eight) 23. Vowel sound in ball: a, au, aw, al (almost, always, because, fault, straw, walk) 24. Vowel sound in ball: augh, ough (caught, fought) 25. Suffixes -y, -ish, -hood, -ment (chewy, foolish, childhood, enjoyment) 26. Vowel sounds in tooth (oo, ew, ue, ui) and cook (oo, u) 27. Unaccented syllables/word parts (schwa) (above, afraid, another, dinosaur, upon, animal, nickel, sugar, paper) 28. Common syllables -tion, -sion, -ture (action, question, fiction, picture, nature, decision) 29. Multisyllabic words (using word parts, for example: prefix + base word + suffix) (joyfully, refilled, leadership, gracefully, disagreement) 30. Related Words (sign, signal, nature, natural) 6
8 GRADE 4 Word Study Skill Phonics Skill 1 Suffixes Short vowels in VCCV pattern 2 Word Endings Long a, i patterns 3 Multiple-Meaning Words Long vowel digraphs ee, ea, oa, ow 4 Synonyms Long final e, ie, ey, y 5 Suffixes Vowel sound ü 1 Prefixes and Suffixes Adding -s and -es 2 Unfamiliar Words Irregular Plurals 3 Prefixes R-controlled a, o 4 Unfamiliar Words Digraphs (with ng) 5 Unfamiliar Words R- controlled /er/ 1 Multiple-Meaning Words Adding -ed and -ing 2 Homonyms Homophones 3 Unfamiliar Words Diphthong /ou/ 4 Word Endings Compound Words 5 Suffixes Possessives (Singular, Plural, Pronoun) 1 Synonyms and Antonyms Contractions 2 Multiple-Meaning Words Final Syllable -le, -al, -en 3 Unfamiliar Words Final Syllable -er, -ar (-ur) 4 Greek and Latin Roots Words with dge, ge, x, qu 5 Synonyms and Antonyms Prefixes un-, dis-, in- 1 Homonyms and Homographs Multisyllabic Words 2 Greek and Latin Roots Syllable Patterns V/CV and VC/V 3 Unfamiliar Words Greek Word Parts 4 Greek and Latin Roots Latin Roots 5 Synonyms Related Words (able, ability) 1 Word Endings Schwa 2 Multiple-Meaning Words Prefixes mis-, non-, re- 3 Unfamiliar Words Suffixes -less, -ment, -ness 4 Unfamiliar Words Suffixes -ful, -ly, -ion 5 Homonyms Silent Consonants 7
9 GRADE 5 Word Study Skill Phonics Skill 1 Suffixes (-ance, -ment) Short Vowel VCCV, VCV 2 Homonyms Long Vowel VCV 3 Unfamiliar Words Long Vowel Digraphs 4 Antonyms Adding -ed, -ing 5 Multiple-Meaning Words Contractions 1 Prefixes (un-, dis-) Digraphs th, sh, ch, ph 2 Unfamiliar Words Irregular Plurals 3 Greek and Latin Roots Vowel Sounds with r 4 Unfamiliar Words Final Syllables -en, -an, -el, -le, -il 5 Inflected Endings (-s, -ed, -ing) Final Syllables -er, -ar, -or 1 Multiple-Meaning Words Schwas 2 Greek and Latin Roots (archi, phil) Compound Words 3 Homonyms Consonant Sounds /j/, /ks/, /sk/, /s/ 4 Antonyms One Consonant or Two 5 Prefixes (pre-, post-) Prefixes un-, de-, dis- 1 Endings (-ed, -ing, -s) Words from Many Cultures 2 Unfamiliar Words Prefixes over-, under-, sub-, super-, out- 3 Synonyms Homophones 4 Unfamiliar Words Suffixes -ible, -able 5 Suffixes Negative Prefixes 1 Greek and Latin Roots Multisyllabic Words 2 Unfamiliar Words Unusual Spellings 3 Multiple-Meaning Words Greek Word Parts 4 Unfamiliar Words Latin Roots 5 Prefixes Related Words 1 Unfamiliar Words Suffixes -ous, -sion, -ion, -ation 2 Endings Final Syllable -ant, -ent, -ance, -ence 3 Suffixes Words with ei and ie 4 Unfamiliar Words Compound words 5 Homographs Easily Confused Words 8
10 GRADE 6 Word Study Skill Phonics Skill 1 Word Endings Adding -ed and -ing 2 Greek and Latin Roots Short Vowels 3 Unfamiliar Words Vowel Sounds with r 4 Word Endings Difficult Spellings 5 Suffixes Plural or Possessive 1 Greek and Latin Roots Multisyllabic Words I 2 Suffixes Latin Roots 3 Unfamiliar Words Final Syllable Patterns 4 Unfamiliar Words Schwa 5 Greek and Latin Roots Suffixes -ian, -ant, -ent, -ist 1 Word Endings Unusual Spellings 2 Suffixes Multisyllabic Words II 3 Synonyms Using Just Enough Letters 4 Prefixes Compound Words 5 Antonyms Homophones 1 Unfamiliar Words Greek Word Parts 2 Unfamiliar Words Prefixes dis-, de-, out-, un- 3 Unfamiliar Words Words with ci and ti 4 Multiple-Meaning Words Related Words I 5 Prefixes Word Endings -ty, -ity, -tion 1 Antonyms Suffixes -ate, -ive, -ship 2 Homonyms Words from Many Cultures 3 Synonyms Compound Words 4 Unfamiliar Words Suffixes -ism, -age, -ure 5 Unfamiliar Words Prefixes bi-, tri-, uni-, semi- 1 Prefixes Suffixes -ary, -ery, -ory 2 Unfamiliar Words Related Words II 3 Multiple-Meaning Words Easily Confused Words 4 Multiple-Meaning Words Word Endings -ice, -ise, -ize 5 Synonyms Latin Roots II 9
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