THEPHONICS DANCE

with theParts of Speech

shopfish

chopchurch

thumpwith

thismother

who what wherewhen why which

king running

ball fall

stayedplayed

jumpedbaked

cow flower

showgrow

outcouch

goodbook

moonspoon

shirt purse

teacher father

for more

carstar

flewcrew

sawhawk

author autumn

caught taught

boy toy

boil coin

day play

rain snail

sheepfeet

read bead

read

meadow

phone

elephant

knock know

write wrap

motion

mansion

high

sightright

weighteight

coat float

THE PARTS

OF SPEECH

SYNONYMA synonym,

a synonym,

It means

the SAME thing!

ANTONYMAn antonym,

an antonym,

It means the OPPOSITE!

HOMOPHONERing, ring. It’s a

homophone.

Two words that sound

exactly the same.

But, different spelling.

Different meaning.

NOUNPerson, place,

animal, thing-

Person, place,

animal, thing-

Person, place,

animal, thing-

It’s something you can touch!

PROPER NOUN

Proper noun,

Proper noun-

“It’s a Proper Noun, Darling!”

VERB

A verb-

A verb-

You do it.

You do it.

COMPOUND WORD

You take a word,You take a word,

You put them together and what do you get---?

A compound word---A compound word.

CONTRACTION

Contraction, contraction---

You shorten it up---You pound it out---

Then you add an apostrophe.

ADJECTIVEAn adjective---An adjective---Describes the

noun.Describes the

noun.

ADVERBAn adverb---

An adverb tells---where, when, or

how,you did it.

(usually ends in –ly)

(It usually ends in “–ly”)

AND….That’s the end

of thePhonics Dance…

YEAH!