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2nd Grade Word Families: Onset and Rime Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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2nd Grade Word Families: Onset and Rime Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 4 — Answers

Change the first sound to make a new word. Write the new word.

1.Change the b in bell to sh: (answer space)

Answer: shell

bell and shell are in the same word family.

2.Change the h in hen to t: (answer space)

Answer: ten

hen and ten are in the same word family.

3.Change the r in ring to k: (answer space)

Answer: king

ring and king are in the same word family.

4.Change the b in bed to r: (answer space)

Answer: red

bed and red are in the same word family.

5.Change the b in bug to r: (answer space)

Answer: rug

bug and rug are in the same word family.

6.Change the p in pig to w: (answer space)

Answer: wig

pig and wig are in the same word family.

7.Change the s in sun to f: (answer space)

Answer: fun

sun and fun are in the same word family.

8.Change the n in night to l: (answer space)

Answer: light

night and light are in the same word family.

9.Change the c in cat to h: (answer space)

Answer: hat

cat and hat are in the same word family.

10.Change the h in hop to sh: (answer space)

Answer: shop

hop and shop are in the same word family.

11.Change the r in rain to tr: (answer space)

Answer: train

rain and train are in the same word family.

12.Change the s in sock to cl: (answer space)

Answer: clock

sock and clock are in the same word family.

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