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Spelling List 2: Short 'o' Words — Answers

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Spelling List 2: Short 'o' Words — Answers

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Part A — Your words

All of these words have the short o sound in the middle, like the 'o' in dog. Say each sound (d-o-g), then trace the word and write it again.

1.dog
2.hop
3.pot
4.log
5.box
6.mop
7.fox
8.hot
9.cot
10.top

Part B — Fill the gap

Choose the word from your list that fits each sentence and write it in the gap.

11.The wagged its tail.

Answer: dog

12.Frogs like to and jump.

Answer: hop

13.The soup is in the .

Answer: pot

14.A frog sat on the .

Answer: log

15.Put the toys back in the .

Answer: box

16.Dad cleaned the floor with a .

Answer: mop

17.The has a bushy tail.

Answer: fox

18.The sun is today.

Answer: hot

19.The baby sleeps in a .

Answer: cot

20.The cat is on of the box.

Answer: top

Part C — Mixed up

The letters of each word are mixed up. Write the word correctly on the line.

21.ogd →

Answer: dog

22.oph →

Answer: hop

23.otp →

Answer: pot

24.ogl →

Answer: log

25.oxb →

Answer: box

26.opm →

Answer: mop

27.oxf →

Answer: fox

28.oth →

Answer: hot

29.otc →

Answer: cot

30.opt →

Answer: top

Part D — Test yourself

Ask a parent to read each word aloud. Write each word without looking at your list, then check your answers together.

31.Listen and write word 1:

Answer: dog

32.Listen and write word 2:

Answer: hop

33.Listen and write word 3:

Answer: pot

34.Listen and write word 4:

Answer: log

35.Listen and write word 5:

Answer: box

36.Listen and write word 6:

Answer: mop

37.Listen and write word 7:

Answer: fox

38.Listen and write word 8:

Answer: hot

39.Listen and write word 9:

Answer: cot

40.Listen and write word 10:

Answer: top

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