bowbeebatbagbakebedboatbookbeanbeadbeachbathbootballbikebellbarkbarnbearbelt

the bowthe beea batbuy a bagto baketruck bedthe white boatgreen bookgreen beanthe beadon the beachweekly bathblack work bootbright white ballthe black bikebrass bellrough barkbig white barnthe big stuffed polar bearblack belt

b owb eeb a tb a gb a keb e db oa tb oo kb ea nb ea db ea chb a thb oo tb a llb i keb e llb ar kb ar nb ea rb e l t

The bow of the big ship is cutting through the water.The bee is attracted to the bright red flowers.Someone left a bat, ball, and glove on the deck.You can buy a bag for your mother at this stand.The two pies are ready to bake in the oven.The truck bed is full of weeds.There are many people in the back of the white boat.The green book is lying on the table.There is a green bean in the front of the basket of beans.What do you think the bead on this necklace looks like?There are many big boulders on the beach at Bandon.The little car is getting its weekly bath.The black work boot looks like it is very heavy.The bright white ball doesn’t look like it has been used often.The black bike is secured to the rack with a lock.The little brass bell has two dogs on the handle.These logs have thick rough bark.The big white barn is at the edge of the field.The children are playing next to the big stuffed polar bear.The black belt has a gold buckle.

b initial

oboetablemailboxelbowcupboardrubblerabbitribbonrubberlabelspoonbillkeyboardhubcapbabybamboocobwebblack birdpebblebubblebaboon

oboe lessonat the tablethe mailboxan elbowin the cupboardfull of rubblea rabbita ribbonrubber bootsread the labelbill of a spoonbilla keyboardhas a hubcapthe baby elephantstand of bamboothis cobwebbig black birda sharp pebblethe biggest bubblethe hairy baboon

o • b oet a • b lem ai l • b o xe l • b owc u p • b oa r dr u b • b ler a b • b i tr i b • b o nr u b • b erl a • b e ls p oo n • b i llk ey • b oa r dh u b • c a pb a • b yb a m • b ooc o b • w e bb l a ck • b ir dp e b • b leb u b • b leb a • b oo n

Don’t forget to go to your oboe lesson at seven o’clock.They are alone at the table in the cafe.The mailbox is overgrown with weeds.Plumbers can pick an elbow from one of these bins.The glasses are upside down in the cupboard.The streets of the ancient city were full of rubble.This pin is in the shape of a rabbit.The flowers are tied with a bow made from a ribbon.When it rains, rubber boots will keep your feet dry.Read the label if you want to know what is inside the package.The bill of a spoonbill is shaped like a flat spoon.A keyboard can be used to tell the computer what to do.This car has a hubcap with the letter “V” on it.The mother is watching over the baby elephant.There are very few branches in this stand of bamboo.This cobweb has caught some dust but no bugs.The big black bird is standing on the power pole.If you have a sharp pebble in your shoe, it is hard to walk.How big was the biggest bubble that you have ever blown?The hairy baboon has a big black nose with no hair on it.

b medial

cabcubetabtubedabwebknobhubluberobedrabswabcribglobeshrubglobscrubstubbibbulb

a cabcube of wooda tabin the tubedab of paintthin webuse the knobto a huba lubethe white robedrab and drearyon the swabher cribthis globebushy shrubbig globscrub the frying panjust a stubwear a bibgarlic bulb

c a bc u bet a bt u bed a bw e bkn o bh u bl u ber o bed r a bs w a bc r i bg l o besh r u bg l o bs c r u bs t u bb i bb u l b

One of these tractors has a cab for the driver to sit in.The cube of wood has the letter “B” carved in it.The notebook has a tab, to make it easier to find the right section.People can walk in the tube to keep out of the rain.The yellow dab of paint came out of the tube.The spider has spun a thin web on the corner of the window.We can use the knob to turn this fan all the way to super high!This old wheel has many spokes connected to a hub in the middle.When my bike needs a lube, I reach for the oil can.The white robe with the pink roses was at the bottom of the bed.Because of the rain, it was a drab and dreary day.There is a soft cotton tip on the swab.The doll has been put to bed in her crib.Do you know which continent is showing on this globe?The bushy shrub has bright purple flowers.I put a big glob of mayonnaise on the bread.I use a brush to scrub the frying pan.Just a stub was left when the plant was trimmed.Babies wear a bib to keep food off of their clothes.The garlic bulb has a white and purple skin.

b final

daydewdunedimedishdogdoordeckduckdigdeerdomedolldoughdirtdarkductdeskdiskdart

windy daydrops of dewsand dunesilver dimethis last dishcute dogwhite dooron the deckthe white duckdig a holethe deergray domethe dolldough mixerdirt roadit will be darka heating ductat her deskput the diskyellow dart

d ayd ewd u ned i med i shd o gd oo rd e ckd u ckd i gd ee rd o med o lld oughd ir td ar kd u c td e s kd i s kd ar t

On a windy day the trees get blown around.There are big drops of dew on the mesh screen.There is a large sand dune straight ahead.The silver dime is on top of the other coins.When we wash this last dish, we will be done.This cute dog is called a pug.There is a very large white door on this building.The old black dog is sitting on the deck.The white duck has an orange beak.He is using a tractor to dig a hole inside the building.We startled the deer in the brush.The gray dome of the building is smooth and round.The doll is wearing a pretty dress, and a ribbon in her hair.This dough mixer is used to mix the dough for bagels.We drove up to the farm on the dirt road.The sun is setting, so it will be dark soon.A plumber can use these pieces to make a heating duct.She is working on the computer at her desk.Put the disk in the computer, if you want to play the games.The yellow dart has made a bullseye.

d initial

hidingpowderhiddensodabodyladdermuddyshadowfeedingloadingpedalpuddleradishreadingridingroadwayspiderFridaybirthdayunder

the deer is hidingcolored powdercompletely hiddendrink sodathe bodya laddermuddy tracksa big shadowfeeding breadloading baggagewhen you pedalpuddle in the mudred radishyou are readingare ridingthe roadwaylegs on the spiderit is Fridaythe birthday cakeunder the path

h i • d i ngp ow • d erh i d • d e ns o • d ab o • d yl a d • d erm u d • d ysh a • d owf ee • d i ngl oa • d i ngp e • d alp u d • d ler a • d i shr ea • d i ngr i • d i ngr oa d • w ays p i • d erF r i • d ayb ir th • d ayu n • d er

The deer is hiding in the bushes.This rust colored powder is iron oxide.This rocky beach is completely hidden at high tide.Sometimes I drink soda out of a glass.They are painting the body of this old truck.There is a ladder attached to the side of the truck.The tractor has muddy tracks from working in the mud.The little dog has a big shadow.He is feeding bread to the ducks.They are loading baggage into the hold of the plane.Keep both feet on the pedals, when you pedal your bike.After the rain, there was a puddle in the mud.A bright red radish makes a tasty snack.Turn the page when you are reading.The police officers are riding motorcycles.Drive carefully when the roadway is foggy.The legs on the spider are long and thin.The calendar says that it is Friday the fifth.There are two candles on the birthday cake.We were under the path of the airplane when it took off.

d medial

headwoodbedbeadmudweedpadshedredreadseedridecloudslidesledbladebraidbreaddeadbeaded

red headpieces of woodcreek beda large beadby the mudthat overgrown weedI use a padthe green shedthese red berriesread a bookone seedride the donkeypuffy white cloudview the slideon his sleda sharp bladethread to braidloaf of breadthe dead stumpthis beaded design

h ea dw oo db e db ea dm u dw ee dp a dsh e dr e dr ea ds ee dr i dec l ou ds l i des l e db l a deb r ai db r ea d d ea db ea • d e d

The woodpecker has a bright red head.The fence is made of many pieces of wood.We hiked up the dry creek bed.The earring has a large bead on the end.The pigs are standing by the mud.I need to pull that overgrown weed out of my garden.I use a pad and pen to take notes.The green shed has white metal doors.These red berries may be poisonous.I like to sit under a tree and read a book.There is just one seed left in the apple’s core.We watched him ride the donkey across the stream.The puffy white cloud is high in the blue sky.The loop is the tool that is used to view the slide.He is waiting patiently for a ride down the hill on his sled.The knife has a sharp blade.You can use colorful thread to braid a bracelet.The loaf of bread will taste good with the apples.The toadstools are growing on the dead stump.It took a long time to make this beaded design.

d final

gamegasgategeesegoalgoatgowngumgullgapgauzegoosegiveguardgoldgiftgaugegorgegonggears

the gamegetting gasiron gatethese geeseinto the goallittle goatwhich gownpackage of gumthe gullin the gapgauze and tapeone goosegive the giftguard the beachthe gold ringthe gifton the gaugecut a gorgethe green gongchange gears

g a meg a sg a teg ee seg oa lg oa tg ow ng u mg u llg a pg au zeg oo seg i veg uar dg o l dg i f tg au geg or geg o ngg ea r s

He will get a stuffed doll if he wins the game.Two cars are getting gas at the gas station.The iron gate is closed.All of these geese have orange feet.Kick the soccer ball into the goal to score a point.The little goat has a wispy goatee.Which gown do you like best?This big package of gum should last for a while.The gull is standing at the edge of the cliff.Clover is growing in the gap in the dry earth.A first aid kit should have gauze and tape.One goose has spread its wings.He is going to give the gift to his girlfriend.The lifeguard sits in the tower to guard the beach.The gold ring has a red stone in it.We wrapped the gift and put it in a basket.The needle on the gauge is pointing to zero.The rushing water has cut a gorge through the rock.The green gong makes a ringing sound when it is hit.Change gears when you go up a hill.

g initial

wagonsoggybiggerfoggyshaggytigersugarmagneteggshelleggplantAugustjigsawbiggestagainstdragonflagstoneseagullbaggagegogglesgaggle

the wagonit got soggy

the bigger hammerthe foggy swampthe shaggy ram

stuffed tigerspoonful of sugara small magnet

the eggshellkinds of eggplant

in Augustjigsaw puzzlethe biggest

against the walla dragon

flagstone pathsingle seagullthe baggage

these gogglesgaggle of geese

w a • g o ns o g • g yb i g • g erf o g • g y

sh a g • g yt i • g ersu • g ar

m a g • n e te gg • sh e ll

e gg • p l a n tAu • g u s tj i g • s aw

b i g • g e s ta • g ai n s td r a • g o n

f l a g • s t o nes ea • g u ll

b a g • g a geg o g • g le sg a g • g le

The wagon is drawn by a team of horses.The cereal was in the bowl too long, and it got soggy.The bigger hammer has a nick in the handle.The walkway leads into the foggy swamp.The shaggy ram has long thick wool.This stuffed tiger never growls.The grapefruit has a spoonful of sugar on top.A small magnet holds the kite on the refrigerator door.The eggs are in the carton because the eggshell is fragile.There are many kinds of eggplant at the market.I am going to sign up for the “Art from Gourds” class in August.Some of the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle are put together.Which of these apples is the biggest?The bike is leaning against the wall.A dragonfly doesn’t look much like a dragon to me.The gravel and flagstone path is overgrown with plants.A single seagull is standing in the dirt.The baggage is loaded into the car for the trip.These goggles can protect your eyes from dust and dirt.The gaggle of geese is leaving the water.

g medial

egghogwagpigbugjugbagruglegpegtuglogragdogdigdugflagfrogplugtwig

one eggthe black hogwag its tail

the pigtiny bugbig jug

a green bagcolorful rugson one legempty peg

the gray tuglarge log pile

white raglittle dogcan digI dug

the flagone frogfire plug

the small twig

e ggh o gw a gp i gb u gj u gb a gr u gl e gp e gt u gl o gr a gd o gd i gd u g

f l a gf r o gp l u gt w i g

One egg is missing from the carton of eggs.It looks like the black hog is chasing the brown hog.The dog will wag its tail because it is glad to see me.The pig is covered with long, stringy hair.The tiny bug has a black tail.We bought a big jug of detergent to do the wash.The woman has a green bag on her back.The rug dealer has many colorful rugs for sale.The peacock is standing on one leg.There is an empty peg for another spool of thread.The gray tug has rubber bumpers on all of its sides.The large log pile has many logs.The white rag is good for cleaning up spills.The little dog is trying to get out of the surf.The big machine can dig a big hole.I dug the weed out with the small shovel.The flag is blowing in the gentle breeze.One frog is crawling off the gourd.The bright yellow fire plug is in the grass.The small twig has a few dried leaves on it.

g final

viewvanvetvotevinevaneveinveilvaseventvestvaultvisevacantvacuumvisorvolumevillagevialvalve

enjoy the viewthe vanto the vetwent to votetrumpet vineweather vanea red veina lace veilin the vasethe ventred life vestin the vaultold metal visethe vacant lotthis little vacuumthe red visorthe volumeAfrican villagethe vialturn the valve

v iewv a nv e tv o tev i nev a nev ei nv ei lv a sev e n tv e s tv au l tv i sev a • c a n tv a • c uu mv i • s orv o l • u mev i l • l a gev i • a lv a l ve

I enjoy the view from here.The van is old, dirty, and rusted.We must take the dog to the vet on Saturday.We read about the issues and then went to vote.The flowers on the trumpet vine look like trumpets.The weather vane will tell which way the wind is blowing.The leaf has a red vein in the middle.My great aunt’s white hat has a lace veil.We put some flowers in the vase.The vent takes fumes out of the studio.The kayaker is wearing a red life vest.The bank keeps its money in the vault.The old metal vise has a strong grip.I wonder when they will build on the vacant lot?This little vacuum is very powerful.The red visor is hanging on the doorknob.The volume is turned down low.This African village is made of mud.The vial has not yet been opened, it is sealed.Turn the valve to increase the pressure.

v initial

ivyoverdivercoverheavyfeversevenlevelanvillavaleavingrivercanvascleaverclovergraveldrivewaymovingeveningavocado

the ivyover the fieldone divercover of snowthe heavy snowhave a feverat pump sevenuse a levelthe heavy anvilthe lava rocktruck is leavingthe rivercanvas bagsharp cleaverthe green cloverover the gravelthe short drivewaythey are movingthe eveningthe avocado

i • v yo • v erd i • v erc o • v erh ea • v yf e • v ers e • v e nl e • v e la n • v i ll a • v al ea • v i ngr i • v erc a n • v a sc l ea • v erc l o • v erg r a • v e ld r i ve • w aym o • v i nge v e • n i nga • v o • c a • d o

The ivy is growing on the wall by the steps.The plane is flying over the field.One diver is helping to balance the other.There is a thin cover of snow on the sidewalk.The heavy snow bent the branches.Take your temperature if you think you have a fever.I would like five dollars at pump seven please.Use a level when you are building shelves.The heavy anvil is fastened to the table.The lava rock is very colorful.The truck is leaving the factory.The river is narrow at this point.The canvas bag is on the door.The sharp cleaver is on the cutting board.The green clover has some dried grass in it.The vine is growing over the gravel.The short driveway has a lamp at the end.They are moving out today.We spent the evening under the palm tree.The avocado has a seed in the middle.

v medial

hivewaveshaveweavechivedivecavedriveclovegroveglovestovesleevecurvecarveoliveabovefivemicrowavevalve

the hivethe wavegetting a shaveto weavethe chive plantready to divea cavethey cannot drivea clove of garlicthe orange grovethe heavy gloveon the stovethe sleevecurve aheadto carvethe green oliveabove the storefive bladesthe microwavethe valve

h i vew a vesh a vew ea vech i ved i vec a ved r i vec l o veg r o veg l o ves t o ves l ee vec ur vec ar veo l • i vea • b o vef i vem i • c r o • w a vev a l ve

The hive is attached to the ceiling.The wave has splashed up on the rock.The dog is getting a shave.They are using a loom to weave the carpet.Please pick some leaves from the chive plant.They are getting ready to dive.There is a cave at the bottom of the cliff.They are taking the ferry, since they cannot drive across the lake.The recipe calls for a clove of garlic.The trees are planted in rows in the orange grove.The heavy glove will protect your hand.He is making pancakes on the stove.The sleeve has a cuff on the end.The sign says that there is a curve ahead.It took a long time to carve this sculpture.The green olive has a pimento inside.They are working above the store.There are five blades on the ship’s prop.The microwave is under the cabinets.The valve is turned off.

v final

the kidsthe bunnythe sandthis brush pilethat thingthe hay farmthe signthisthe shoemakerthis buildingthythe cathedraltheythis applethoutheethat swingthe shipthese stairsthey’re done

we met the kidswe watched the bunnyin the sandin this brush pilecall that thingat the hay farmsee the signthis fieldby the shoemakerin this buildingthy castlethe cathedralthey areon this applethe word thouthee and thouon that swingthe shipthese stairs are steepwhen they’re done

th e • k i d sth e • b u n • n yth e • s a n dth i s • b r u sh • p i leth a t • th i ngth e • h ay f ar mth e • s i gnth i sth e • sh oe • m a k erth i s • b ui l • d i ngth yth e • c a • th e • d r alth eyth i s • a p • p leth outh eeth a t • s w i ngth e • sh i pth e se • s t ai r s

We met the kids on a field trip to Bath, England.We watched the bunny eat the grass.There are many tire tracks in the sand.Put your tree limbs in this brush pile.We call that thing on its head a bridle.There is a big shed for hay at the hay farm.Drive carefully when you see the sign for pedestrians.This field is being watered.The shoes are made by the shoemaker.They make castings in this building.Long ago the English would say, “Thy castle is huge.”The cathedral is at the edge of the old town.They are all dressed the same.There are green and red stripes on this apple.Shakespeare often used the word thou in his writings.Thee and thou are Old English words we don’t use very often.Is it fun to swing on that swing?The ship has three masts.Be careful, these stairs are steep.When they’re done the fire will be out.

thv initial

motherfatherbrotherfeatherbathingheatherneitherweathergatherclothingeitherwitherrhythmratherslithersmoothlysmoothertogetherweatheredunseaworthy

its motherthe father penguinthe girl’s brotherunder a feathercows are bathingheather blossomsneither of theseany kind of weatherpelicans gatherthe clothingmay have eitherit will withersetting up a rhythmrather have honeysnails slithermove smoothlysmoother thanlooking for food togetherhas weatheredthe unseaworthy boat

m o • th erf a • th erb r o • th erf ea • th erb a • th i ngh ea • th ern ei • th erw ea • th erg a • th erc l o • th i ngei • th erw i • th errh y • th mr a • th ers l i • th ers m oo th • l ys m oo • th ert o • g e • th erw ea • th er edu n • s ea • w or th y

The duckling is following its mother.The father penguin is the one who sits on the egg.The girl’s brother is smiling.The flamingo’s beak is under a feather.The cows are bathing on a hot summer day.The heather blossoms are small.Neither of these apples has a bite in it.The school bus comes in any kind of weather.Pelicans gather on the rock after they have eaten.We washed the clothing and put it in the basket.You may have either juice or an orange.When a flower has finished blooming it will wither.The conga player is setting up a rhythm.I would rather have honey than sugar in my tea.The snails slither along the leaves.The sting ray can move smoothly through the water.The top of the trunk is smoother than the bottom.The two birds are looking for food together.The tombstone has weathered over the years.The unseaworthy boat was parked in a corner.

thv medial

eethothoothaethoethiethbatheteethescythetithelatheloathewreathesheathesootheclothebreatheseetheswathesmooth

eeth, teetheoth, drothooth, smoothaeth, latheloathe, clothe, oethsay, “ieth”to bathebabies teethewith a scytheto tithea latheI loatheto wreathesheathe the axeto sootheto clothefish can breatheto seetheto swathea smooth green skin

ee tho thoo thae thoe thie thb a thet ee thesc y thet i thel a thel oa thewr ea thesh ea thes oo thec l o theb r ea thes ee thes w a thes m oo th

I can hear the sounds, eeth in the word, teethe.Oth rhymes with the nonsense word, droth.Smooth rymes with ooth.How is aeth spelled in the word, lathe?Loathe, clothe, oeth have some sounds in common.When I say, “ieth” my tongue comes out between my teeth.The birds stop by to bathe in the birdbath.Babies teethe on hard crackers.He is cutting the weeds with a scythe.To tithe means to donate a tenth of your income.A lathe is used to shape metal.I loathe raw sprouts but I love cooked ones with butter.We used twine to wreathe the branches.Sheathe the axe before you put it away.Suck on these drops to soothe a sore throat.We bought some new clothes to clothe the doll.The fish can breathe under water.The stove was turned on and the water began to seethe.The cloth was used to swathe the baby doll.The watermelons have a smooth green skin.

thv final

zhzhzhzhzhzheezhizhezhaezhazhuzhozhoezhoozhiezhuezhoizhoyzhowzhou

the zh soundzh, zhthe zh soundsay, “zh”say, “zh”zhee, beezhi,e, zhezhae, hayzha, yeahzhu, huhzho, pawzhoe, toeZhoo, youzhie, piezhue, cuezhoi, koizhoy, toyzhow, cowsay, “zhou”

zhzhzhzhzhzh eezh izh ezh aezh azh uzh ozh oezh oozh iezh uezh oizh oyzh owzh ou

I make the zh sound with my lips scooped out.I can say, “zh, zh, zh.”When I hold onto the zh sound I sound like this, “zh.”I can change my pitch and still say, “zh.”I can change my speed and say, “zh” really slowly.Zhee rhymes with bee.The zh in zhi is a noisy sound that vibrates on my throat.I scoop my lips out for zh, then smile for the e sound, zhe.Zhae rhymes with hay.Zha rhymes with yeah.Zhu rhymes with huh.Zho rhymes with paw.Zhoe rhymes with toe.Zhoo rhymes with you.Zhie rhymes with pie.Zhue rhymes with cue.Zhoi rhymes with koi.Zhoy rhymes with toy.Zhow rhymes with cow.When I say, “zhou” my lips move from, zh to ah to oo, “zhou”.

zh initial

Asianvisionmeasureclosurelesionversiontreasuryvisualerosionabrasionadhesioncorrosionimmersionenclosureintrusiontransfusiondivisiondecisioncollisiontelevision

Asian marketyour visionto measureroad closurea lesionversion numberthe treasury buildingvisual acuityby erosionan abrasionfor adhesiona lot of corrosionafter immersionan enclosurethe intrusiona transfusiondivision problemsmake the decisionin a collisionon television

A • si a nv i • si o nm ea • su rec l o • su rel e • si o nv er • si o nt r ea • su r • yv i • su • a le • r o • si o na • b r a • si o na d • h e • si o nc o r • r o • si o ni m • m er • si o ne n • c l o • su rei n • t r u • si o nt r a n s • f u • si o nd i • v i • si o nd e • c i • si o nc o l • l i • si o nt e l • e • v i • si o n

We took a trip to the Asian market in San Francisco.Glasses can correct your vision.The measuring cup is used to measure the ingredients.The landslide caused a road closure.The cow has a lesion on its side.The version number of the software is 1.1.A picture of the treasury building is on the back of the bill.The eye chart is used to test for visual acuity.The stream bed is being worn away by erosion.The tree trunk has suffered an abrasion.The stamp is sticky on one side for adhesion to the envelope.The kiln has a lot of corrosion at the bottom.The colored liquid diffuses after immersion in the water.The garden is surrounded by an enclosure.The buffalo did not appreciate the intrusion into his territory.People give blood in case others need a transfusion.We practiced division problems in school today.You must make the decision to change gears going uphill.The car has been in a collision.There is a farming program on television.

zh medial

zheezhizhezhaezhazhuzhozhoezhoozhiezhuezhoizhoyzhowzhouzhbeigerougegaragecorsage

the sound zheezh, prestigeizh, divisionezh, treasureaezh, beigeazh, azureuzh, uzhozh, smozhoezh, closureoozh, rougesay ie zhuezh can youoizh, oizhoyzh, goyzhowzh, trowzhouzh, ouzhbeige cowrose rougein the garagethe corsage

zhee zhi zhe zhae zha zhu zho zhoe zhoo zhie zhue zhoi zhoy zhow zhou zhb ei ger ou geg a • r a gec or • s a ge

The sound zh can be spelled many different ways.The sounds eezh are in the word, prestige.The sounds izh are in the word, division.The sounds ezh are in the word, treasure.The sounds aezh are in the word, beige.The sounds azh are in the word, casual and the word, azure.There are no English words with the uzh sounds.The silly words, ozh, smozh rhyme.I hear oezh in the word, closure.How is oozh spelled in the word, rouge.When I say, “iezh” my jaw drops down for the ie sound.I can’t think of any words with the sounds, uezh can you?Oizh is a nonsense word.I can rhyme oyzh with goyzh but it’s still a silly madeup word.Owzh rhymes with the silly word, trowzh.Ouzh, ouzh, ouzh, I can say, ouzh.The beige cow is eating grass.The color of one tube is rose rouge.We parked in the garage when we went downtown.The corsage is on the jewelry box.

zh final

jawJeepjotjamjugjobjadejetjarjuteJunejunkjumpjuryjuicejeansjacketJulyjellyjewel

its jawwhite Jeepjot notesjust jamjug of waterjob adjade plantbig jetthe jarjute twineschedule for Junepacked with junkjump ballthe juryorange juicethe blue jeansthis jacketJuly 1995jelly on just onea jewel

j awJ ee pj o tj a mj u gj o bj a dej e tj arj u teJ u nej u n kj u m pj ur • yj ui cej ea n sj a c • k e tJ u • l yj e l • l yj ew • e l

The horse has strong muscles on its jaw.The white Jeep is in for a tuneup.A calendar is a good place to jot notes.Sometimes I have bread with just jam on it.The jug of water was just what we needed, when we took a break.The job ad is asking for volunteers.The jade plant has fragile pink blossoms.The big jet is moving quickly down the runway.The jar of candy has been tipped over.The roll of jute twine is just what I need to tie up some plants.The schedule for June has several classes.This garage is packed with junk.The game starts with a jump ball.The jury meets at the courthouse to hear the case.I poured the orange juice from an orange pitcher.The blue jeans are frayed along the edge.Should I wear this jacket to class today?The calendar is open to July 1995.The sandwich has jelly on just one piece of bread.A jewel is missing from this ring.

j initial

pagescagesbadgesajargadgetdigitsubjectenginebulgesobjectbanjosqueegeerangerenergyvegetablepackagescabbagesimaginemessagespajamas

between the pagesin cagesthese badgesthe door is ajarthis gadgetfive digiteach subjectfire enginebag bulgesthis objectplay the banjothe squeegeethe rangerproduce energyfavorite vegetablethree packagesred cabbagescan you imaginenew messagespink pajamas

p a • ge sc a • ge sb a • dge sa • j arg a • dg e td i • g i ts u b • j e c te n • g i neb u l • ge so b • j e c tb a n • j os qu ee • g eer a n • ge re n • er • g yv e ge • t a • b lep a ck • a • g e sc a b • b a • g e si m • a • g i nem e s • s a • g e sp a • j a • m a s

A picture is slipped between the pages.They locked the supplies in cages so no one would steal them.Some of these badges have silver edges and some have green.The door is ajar and should be closed.Can you guess what this gadget is used for?The five digit zip code tells which city the mail should go to.This notebook has a section for each subject.The fire engine is parked in the drive.When we come back from the market, our bag bulges with food.I wonder what this object is for.Can you play the banjo?The squeegee on the floor has a red handle.The ranger is walking into the park.This power plant burns coal to produce energy.Broccoli is my favorite vegetable.Three packages are stacked neatly by the door.Two red cabbages and one green cabbage are in the bowl.Can you imagine what it would be like to fly like a bird?New messages for Jane are put on the spike.The pink pajamas are folded neatly on the bed.

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the hedgestraight edgein the cagethe first pagesage blossomsLife Saving badgefudge brownieabove the ridgethe bargelarge boulderson the stagesuspension bridgeone orangeyellow spongethe bandageEuropean villagegarbage truckgrain storagethe cabbage plantthe gauge

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The hedge is growing beside the wall.The grass makes a straight edge next to the hedge.The bird is sitting on the perch in the cage.The book is opening to the first page.The sage blossoms dry out quickly in the desert.The Junior Life Saving badge is given to junior lifeguards.The fudge brownie has chocolate icing on it.The sky above the ridge is deep blue.The tugboat is pushing the barge up the river.There are many large boulders in the water.The dancers on the stage have wings on their backs.This suspension bridge is in San Francisco.One orange is in the green bowl.The yellow sponge is kept on the soap dish by the sink.The bandage is wrapped around the sprained ankle.The European village was built on the edge of the mountain.The garbage truck stops at our house to pick up the garbage.These bins are used by the farmers for grain storage.A bug has eaten holes in the leaves of the cabbage plant.Open the valve until the gauge registers four.

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no parkingeach nighttaking a napthis nutwet nosewearing a netneat rowsa whole notea long neckknit a sweaterthe knotturn the knobthe knightthe sharp knifedrive a nailpoints northin this nestthe nineplate says ninetyit is noon

n on i ghtn a pn u tn o sen e tn ea tn o ten e ckkn i tkn o tkn o bkn i ghtkn i fen ai ln or thn e s tn i nen i ne • t yn oo n

The sign says “no parking.”The lights are turned on around the arch each night.The sea otter is taking a nap.The nutcracker can crack this nut.The cow has a big, wet nose.The beekeeper is wearing a net over his face and head.The brushes are in neat rows in the store.The first note in the score is a whole note.A flamingo has a long neck.It takes years of practice to knit a sweater like this one.The knot in the rope can help you climb to the top.When you turn the knob, what will be inside?The knight is the only piece that can jump over other pieces.The sharp knife was used to slice the cheese.A hammer is used to drive a nail.The needle of a compass always points north.There is one small egg in this nest.The nine in the corner means that it is the ninth day of the month.This part of the license plate just says “ninety.”The sundial shows that it is noon.

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bunnyhoneypennyponymanytenniscanoebannercannondoughnutpeanutrainbowrunningcanalsunsetCanadamonarchmoneychimneydenim

the bunnywith honeya pennybrown ponymany white armsthis tennis courtthe silver canoethe bannerold cannoncovered doughnutone peanutend of a rainbowrunning downthe canalat sunsetCanada geesemonarch butterflyspend moneysquare chimneydenim jeans

b u n • n yh o • n eyp e n • n yp o • n ym a • n yt e n • n i sc a • n oeb a n • n erc a n • n o nd ou gh • n u tp ea • n u tr ai n • b owr u n • n i ngc a • n a ls u n • s e tC a • n a • d am o n • ar chm o n • eych i m • n eyd e n • i m

The bunny is stretched out on the sofa.The bees have filled the honeycomb with honey.A quarter will buy more than a penny.The brown pony is eating the grass under the fence.An anemone has many white arms.No one is playing on this tennis court.The silver canoe is on top of the truck.The banner marks the finish line for the race.The old cannon is in front of the Legion hall.The chocolate covered doughnut is ready to eat.One peanut fell out of the bag of peanuts.Have you ever found a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow?The water is running down the creek and over the falls.The canal is used to bring water to the desert.The sky turned red and orange at sunset.The Canada geese are floating on the pond.The monarch butterfly is sitting in the sun.If you want to spend money, you must earn it first.The square chimney has a cap on top.The denim jeans are faded and worn.

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the henopen binthe panthe fanbean saladfossilized bonemy buncandy canecan of beansrusty chainsnail vinethis coinpine coneon the lawnpay phonebrown feathersthe clownplastic crowntype of cranethe train

h e nb i np a nf a nb ea nb o neb u nc a nec a nch ai nv i nec oi nc o nel aw nph o neb r ow nc l ow nc r ow nc r a net r ai n

The hen is pecking on the ground.The open bin contains clay.The pan in the sink can be washed.The fan can blow air around the room.The bean salad has three kinds of beans and some onion.The museum display is made of fossilized bone.What should I put on my bun?The candy cane tastes like mint.The can of beans has just been opened.The rusty chain is used to lock the gate.The snail vine has pretty purple flowers.A portrait of Abraham Lincoln is on this coin.The brown pine cone has many seeds inside.The brown dog is walking on the lawn.You can make calls at the pay phone if you have a quarter.This ptarmigan has fluffy brown feathers.The clown is playing a trumpet.This plastic crown is not worn by a king.An egret is a type of crane.The train is crossing the bridge far below.

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z, z, zzip your pocketzedschool zonezoom byzinc oxideadd zestthe zipperlike a zebracalled zeta.boil the zitione plus zeroa zillionthe guitar zitherthe zip codethe zoom lenseat the zucchinithe zinniathese zebrasa zigzag

zz i pz e dz o nez oo mz i n cz e s tz i p • p erz e • b r az e • t az i • t iz e • r oz i l • l i • onz i • th erz i p • c o dez oo m • l e n sz u c • ch i • n iz i n • n i • az e • b r a sz i g • z a g

The last letter of the alphabet is “z.”Zip your pocket or things will fall out.In Canada, the last letter of the alphabet is pronounced zed.The school zone has just ended.If you stand here, you can watch the traffic zoom by.The zinc oxide is in a jar on the right.Some lemon peel will add zest to your tea.The zipper is pulled up part way.Part of this animal looks like a zebra.The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet is called zeta.Boil the ziti for twenty minutes.One plus zero equals one.There must be a zillion butterflies in this tree.The guitar zither is hanging on the wall.The zip code for this city is 93401.The zoom lens will let you take close-up pictures.We will eat the zucchini for lunch.The zinnia is blooming.These zebras are coming down the rocks.The limb makes a zigzag as it grows from the trunk.

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daisypuzzlemuzzlechiselrazorbuzzerdessertlizarddesertclosetdrowsyblizzardfreezergazebopresidentclothespinmosaicbulldozerbeeswaxscissors

one daisythis puzzlea muzzlewood chiselrazor bladebuy a buzzerfor dessertthe alligator lizardover the desertthe closetlooks drowsybecause of the blizzardthe freezerin the gazeboboard presidentthe clothespinthe mosaicthe yellow bulldozerfull of beeswaxorange-handled scissors

d ai • s yp u z • z lem u z • z lech i • s e lr a • z orb u z • z erd e s • s er tl i • z ar dd e • s er tc l o • s e td r ow • s yb l i z • z ar df r ee • z erg a • z e • b op r e • s i • d e n tc l o th e s • p i nm o • s a • i cb u ll • d o • z erb ee s • w a xs c i s • s or s

One daisy is larger than the others.There are many pieces to this puzzle.The dog is wearing a muzzle so it will not bite.A wood chisel is used to remove wood.The razor blade has a sharp edge.You can buy a buzzer for the door at the hardware store.We are having peaches and whipped cream for dessert.The alligator lizard is crawling over the rock.The sky is blue over the desert.The closet is packed with clothes.The furry animal looks drowsy.They were bundled up because of the blizzard.The freezer has a lot of room.We sat in the gazebo and watched the waves.The board president is named John.The clothespin is holding the sock on the line to dry.The mosaic has a picture of a seahorse in it.The yellow bulldozer is ready to work.These hives are full of beeswax and honey.The orange-handled scissors are very sharp.

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eyesbeesboyskeyspeaspiesshoestiestoestoyscheeserosepawsjawsrowsbreezefriesskiestreesclothes

brown eyesseveral beesthese boysmany keysthe snow peasthese two pieswhose shoesthree tiessaw the toesthe toyscream cheesepink rosefour pawsthe jawsrows of chairsstiff breezesome friescloudy skiesthe treesthe good clothes

eye sb ee sb oy sk ey sp ea sp ie ssh oe st ie st oe st oy sch ee ser o sep aw sj aw sr ow sb r ee zef r ie ss k ie st r ee sc l o th es

These cows have big brown eyes.There are several bees in the flowers.One of these boys has red hair.How many keys are on a piano?The snow peas are stacked neatly in the bowl.These two pies have baked in the oven.Whose shoes are these?There are three ties to choose from.She looked down and saw the toes of her shoes.The toys were left on the deck.A bagel with cream cheese would be nice.The pink rose is blooming in the garden.The dog has four paws.The jaws of the pliers are open wide.Passengers can wait for planes in the rows of chairs.The flags fluttered in the stiff breeze.Would you like some fries for lunch?In the desert, cloudy skies don’t mean it will rain.The trees are covered with snow.The good clothes are hanging in the plastic bag.

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