Grade 1 Theme 10 Decoding

Theme 10 Week 1 R-controlled Vowels or, ore = orange R-controlled Vowels or, ore = orange

fork

store

horn

more

port

north

forty

born

fort

score

storm

forceful

Cory quickly rereads more stories.

My leg is sore this morning.

Theme 10 Week 1 R-controlled Vowels er, ir, ur - bird R-controlled Vowels er, ir, ur - bird

her

fern

herd

term

clerk

serve

dirt

first

third

chirp

squirt

fur

burn

curb

hurt

turn

uncurl

Thirty boys in shorts shouted loudly.

The girls were sent to the nurse for a check-up. The girls were sent to the nurse for a check-up.

Theme 10 Week 1 High Frequency Words

began

break

divide

head

laugh

second

sure

Tom and Kim began their homework.

All at once Tom raised his head.

They were sure that Mom’s baking was done. They were sure that Mom’s baking was done.

Mom had to laugh when Tom and Kim rushed in. Mom had to laugh when Tom and Kim rushed in.

There was a big loaf and a second small one. There was a big loaf and a second small one.

“I’ll divide the small loaf,” said Mom.

I’ll break it in two so you’ll each get a snack. I’ll break it in two so you’ll each get a snack.

Theme 10 Week 2 R-controlled vowel ar =- artist R-controlled vowel ar =- artist

farms

parks

art

cards

scarf

shark

chart

dark

parts

barn

Marty wore her new, blue shirt.

Mark parked the car in the yard.

Theme 10 Week 2 High Frequency Words

begin

minute

already

above

against

caught

Our show will begin in one minute, and I can’t find my mask. Our show will begin in one minute, and I can’t find my mask.

“I see it already,” Jane laughed.

It’s up there above your cap.

It’s hard to see it against all your stuff. It’s hard to see it against all your stuff.

Mark caught the mask when Jane threw it. Mark caught the mask when Jane threw it.

Theme 10 Week 3 Base Words and Endings _er _est Base Words and Endings _er _est

Endings _er and _est Some base words do not change when adding _er, and _est.

tall

taller

tallest

new

newer

newest

dark

darker

darkest

Base Words ending with consonant y Change the y to i before adding _er, or _est. Change the y to i before adding _er, or _est.

dry

drier

driest

hungry

hungrier

hungriest

Base words ending with a short vowel and one consonant Double the final consonant before adding _er and _est. Double the final consonant before adding _er and _est.

sad

sadder

saddest

hot

hotter

hottest

Base words with a long vowel sound ending with _e (CVe) Drop the e before adding _er or_est. Drop the e before adding _er or_est.

cute

cuter

cutest

brave

braver

bravest

The quickest bears were the first to eat the berries. The quickest bears were the first to eat the berries.

The larger bears were greedier than the smaller bears. The larger bears were greedier than the smaller bears.

The littlest bear was the unhappiest because he didn’t get any berries. The littlest bear was the unhappiest because he didn’t get any berries.

Theme 10 Week 3 High Frequency Words

present

able

thought

eye

Jake wanted to give his mother a present for Mother’s Day. Jake wanted to give his mother a present for Mother’s Day.

He was not able to buy anything.

He asked his grandmother what she thought. He asked his grandmother what she thought.

“Let’s use our eyes and look around the farm,” said Grandmother. “Let’s use our eyes and look around the farm,” said Grandmother.

Theme 10 Spiral Review Sounds for y

yell

yes

cry

sly

fly

shy

fry

why

silly

bunny

greedy

thirsty

tasty

sunny

whiny

The hungry bears chased after the tiny foxes. The hungry bears chased after the tiny foxes.

Why did the sly fox escape?

Theme 10 Spiral Review Vowel Pairs oi, oy = boy aw, au = saw Vowel Pairs oi, oy = boy aw, au = saw

joy

toys

coins

join

oil

boil

soil

broil

raw

jaws

laws

gnaw

haul

launch

cause

pause

“The shark had the biggest jaws!” said the boys. “The shark had the biggest jaws!” said the boys.

What caused the water to boil?

Theme 10 Spiral Review Prefixes un_, re_ Suffixes _ful, _ly, _y Prefixes un_, re_ Suffixes _ful, _ly, _y

reread

recap

relight

rewrap

untie

uncap

unwrap

unsafe

careful

capful

tightly

slowly

lightly

safely

stormy

sleepy

streaky

Gerty had to untie the ribbon and rewrap the present. Gerty had to untie the ribbon and rewrap the present.

The stormy night made it unsafe to drive quickly. The stormy night made it unsafe to drive quickly.