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    Multisyllable Words: by Vowel Sound Welcome to the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Word Lists. Each multisyllabic word list you will find below focuses on one of the nineteen vowel sounds found in English words. For example, the /ow/ sound list has 2 and 3 syllable words in which the /ow/ sound is spelled either "ow" or "ou." (If you like what you find, the OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word Lists book shown below assembles all of the word lists on these three word list pages in one convenient publication.) Note: the words on these lists are divided into chunks, not syllables, with the chunk boundaries determined by the method used in the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Method. Do not use these lists to determine syllables. OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word ListsComprehensive Word Lists Features over 100 word lists built from 7,000 words input from a children's dictionary. Lists are organized by vowel and consonant sounds and cover most common spellings. Useful in the classroom for building curriculum aids such as short stories that emphasize specific sounds and spellings. Multisyllable words are also included, chunked according to the method taught in the OnTrack Reading Advanced Code Phonics Workbook. $6.95 (PDF Download) $19.95 (Paperback)ORDER NOW FROM LULU.COM List 1: The First Vowel Sounds Spelled in Basic Code Only The multisyllable words on these lists contain only the /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, and /u/ sounds spelled with the letters a, e, i, o, and u, respectively. They contain no /ow/ sounds, no /er/ sounds, etc., so can be useful for working on multisyllable words without having to worry about advanced code vowel spellings. If a word contains more than one basic code vowel spelling, it will appear on the list for the highest letter in the alphabet. For example, the word mathematics has /a/, /e/, and /i/ vowel sounds and will appear only on the /i/ list. A (cat) Sound Word List E (red) Sound Word List I (hit) Sound Word List O (hot) Sound Word List U (cut) Sound Word List List 2: The Second Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling AE (Mae) Sound Word List EE (see) Sound Word List IE (tie) Sound Word List OE (toe) Sound Word List UE (cue) Sound Word List List 3: The Ar, Or, Er, and Err Sounds Organized by Spelling AR (car)Sound Word List OR (for) Sound Word List ER (her) Sound Word List ERR (merry) Sound Word List List 4: The Remaining Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling OW (cow) Sound Word List OO (zoo) Sound Word List OUL (would) Sound Word List OY (toy) Sound Word List AW (saw) Sound Word List List 5: Basic Code Vowel Sounds Spelled Differently A word list in this group will contain all multisyllable words in the database where basic code vowel sounds are not spelled in basic code. For example, the U (touch) list will have all words in which the digraph ou represents the /u/ sound. Note that the schwa sound in many words is converted to a precise pronunciation, so a word like son is included on the O(hot) list. E (head, said) Sound Word List I (gym) Sound Word List O (want) Sound Word List U (touch) Sound Word List For more tools, continue to the OnTrack Reading Phonics Program

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    Multisyllable Words: by Vowel Sound Welcome to the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Word Lists. Each multisyllabic word list you will find below focuses on one of the nineteen vowel sounds found in English words. For example, the /ow/ sound list has 2 and 3 syllable words in which the /ow/ sound is spelled either "ow" or "ou." (If you like what you find, the OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word Lists book shown below assembles all of the word lists on these three word list pages in one convenient publication.) Note: the words on these lists are divided into chunks, not syllables, with the chunk boundaries determined by the method used in the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Method. Do not use these lists to determine syllables. OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word ListsComprehensive Word Lists Features over 100 word lists built from 7,000 words input from a children's dictionary. Lists are organized by vowel and consonant sounds and cover most common spellings. Useful in the classroom for building curriculum aids such as short stories that emphasize specific sounds and spellings. Multisyllable words are also included, chunked according to the method taught in the OnTrack Reading Advanced Code Phonics Workbook. $6.95 (PDF Download) $19.95 (Paperback)ORDER NOW FROM LULU.COM List 1: The First Vowel Sounds Spelled in Basic Code Only The multisyllable words on these lists contain only the /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, and /u/ sounds spelled with the letters a, e, i, o, and u, respectively. They contain no /ow/ sounds, no /er/ sounds, etc., so can be useful for working on multisyllable words without having to worry about advanced code vowel spellings. If a word contains more than one basic code vowel spelling, it will appear on the list for the highest letter in the alphabet. For example, the word mathematics has /a/, /e/, and /i/ vowel sounds and will appear only on the /i/ list. A (cat) Sound Word List E (red) Sound Word List I (hit) Sound Word List O (hot) Sound Word List U (cut) Sound Word List List 2: The Second Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling AE (Mae) Sound Word List EE (see) Sound Word List IE (tie) Sound Word List OE (toe) Sound Word List UE (cue) Sound Word List List 3: The Ar, Or, Er, and Err Sounds Organized by Spelling AR (car)Sound Word List OR (for) Sound Word List ER (her) Sound Word List ERR (merry) Sound Word List List 4: The Remaining Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling OW (cow) Sound Word List OO (zoo) Sound Word List OUL (would) Sound Word List OY (toy) Sound Word List AW (saw) Sound Word List List 5: Basic Code Vowel Sounds Spelled Differently A word list in this group will contain all multisyllable words in the database where basic code vowel sounds are not spelled in basic code. For example, the U (touch) list will have all words in which the digraph ou represents the /u/ sound. Note that the schwa sound in many words is converted to a precise pronunciation, so a word like son is included on the O(hot) list. E (head, said) Sound Word List I (gym) Sound Word List O (want) Sound Word List U (touch) Sound Word List For more tools, continue to the OnTrack Reading Phonics Program

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    MultiSyllable Ue

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    Multisyllable Words: by Vowel Sound Welcome to the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Word Lists. Each multisyllabic word list you will find below focuses on one of the nineteen vowel sounds found in English words. For example, the /ow/ sound list has 2 and 3 syllable words in which the /ow/ sound is spelled either "ow" or "ou." (If you like what you find, the OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word Lists book shown below assembles all of the word lists on these three word list pages in one convenient publication.) Note: the words on these lists are divided into chunks, not syllables, with the chunk boundaries determined by the method used in the OnTrack Reading Multisyllable Method. Do not use these lists to determine syllables. OnTrack Reading Comprehensive Word ListsComprehensive Word Lists Features over 100 word lists built from 7,000 words input from a children's dictionary. Lists are organized by vowel and consonant sounds and cover most common spellings. Useful in the classroom for building curriculum aids such as short stories that emphasize specific sounds and spellings. Multisyllable words are also included, chunked according to the method taught in the OnTrack Reading Advanced Code Phonics Workbook. $6.95 (PDF Download) $19.95 (Paperback)ORDER NOW FROM LULU.COM List 1: The First Vowel Sounds Spelled in Basic Code Only The multisyllable words on these lists contain only the /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, and /u/ sounds spelled with the letters a, e, i, o, and u, respectively. They contain no /ow/ sounds, no /er/ sounds, etc., so can be useful for working on multisyllable words without having to worry about advanced code vowel spellings. If a word contains more than one basic code vowel spelling, it will appear on the list for the highest letter in the alphabet. For example, the word mathematics has /a/, /e/, and /i/ vowel sounds and will appear only on the /i/ list. A (cat) Sound Word List E (red) Sound Word List I (hit) Sound Word List O (hot) Sound Word List U (cut) Sound Word List List 2: The Second Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling AE (Mae) Sound Word List EE (see) Sound Word List IE (tie) Sound Word List OE (toe) Sound Word List UE (cue) Sound Word List List 3: The Ar, Or, Er, and Err Sounds Organized by Spelling AR (car)Sound Word List OR (for) Sound Word List ER (her) Sound Word List ERR (merry) Sound Word List List 4: The Remaining Vowel Sounds Organized by Spelling OW (cow) Sound Word List OO (zoo) Sound Word List OUL (would) Sound Word List OY (toy) Sound Word List AW (saw) Sound Word List List 5: Basic Code Vowel Sounds Spelled Differently A word list in this group will contain all multisyllable words in the database where basic code vowel sounds are not spelled in basic code. For example, the U (touch) list will have all words in which the digraph ou represents the /u/ sound. Note that the schwa sound in many words is converted to a precise pronunciation, so a word like son is included on the O(hot) list. E (head, said) Sound Word List I (gym) Sound Word List O (want) Sound Word List U (touch) Sound Word List For more tools, continue to the OnTrack Reading Phonics Program

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    MultisyllableWordswithVowelSoundue(cue)

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    2syllable,1st

    bugle
    cubic
    fury
    humid
    humor
    human
    humane
    music
    puny
    pupa
    pupil
    union*
    unique*
    unit
    unite
    urine
    user
    usage

    ue

    useful
    useless

    ew

    pewter

    beauty*

    2syllable,2nd

    deluge*
    emu
    menu

    ue

    abuse
    accuse
    acute
    amuse
    assure*
    brochure
    capture
    capsule
    closure*
    confuse
    conjure
    creature
    culture
    defuse
    dentures
    dispute
    endure
    ensure*
    excuse
    failure
    feature
    figure
    fixture
    fortune
    fracture
    future
    gesture
    immune
    insure*
    leisure*
    lecture
    mature
    measure*
    mixture
    module
    moisture
    nature
    obscure
    pasture
    perfume

    picture
    pleasure*
    pressure*
    puncture
    rebuke
    refuge
    refuse
    schedule
    scripture
    sculpture
    secure
    structure
    texture
    torture
    treasure*
    venture
    volume
    vulture

    ue

    argue
    refuel
    statue
    value
    virtue

    ew

    nephew

    vacuum*

    3syllable,1st

    cubicle
    cucumber
    curious
    funeral
    furious
    fuselage*
    humorous
    museum
    musical
    musician
    mutiny
    puberty
    purify
    unicorn
    uniform
    unify
    unisex
    unison
    universe
    usual
    utensil

    ue

    usefully

    beautiful*

    3syllable,2nd

    accurate
    actual
    amputate
    annual
    calculate
    casual*
    cellular
    circulate
    commuter
    computer

    document
    educate
    factual
    fluctuate
    formula
    fortunate
    genuine
    gradual
    graduate
    incubate
    manual
    masculine
    mercury
    monument
    muscular
    natural
    occupant
    occupy
    pendulum
    popular
    populate
    porcupine
    punctual
    refugee
    regular
    regulate
    ritual
    simulate
    singular
    soluble
    speculate
    stimulate
    visual*

    3syllable,3rd

    ue

    adventure
    contribute
    distribute
    execute
    furniture
    manicure
    molecule
    procedure

    prosecute
    ridicule

    ue

    barbecue
    continue

    ew

    interview*

    amateur*

    4syllable,All

    accumulate
    binoculars
    calculator
    congratulate
    education
    evacuate
    humanity
    humidity
    humiliate
    incurable
    inoculate
    January
    mortuary
    occupation
    particular
    population
    punctuation
    regulation
    reputation
    ridiculous
    situation
    spectacular
    spiritual
    tarantula
    unusual*
    usually*
    valuable

    ue

    legislature
    miniature
    temperature

    5syllable,All

    eventually
    individual
    invaluable

    *Indicatesan
    uncommonspelling

    Noteonpronunciationofture,tue,tu,du,andsure.

    Thesepatterns,foundintheexamplesstructure,statue,eventual,graduate,
    andinsure,sound,toourear,likethis:

    structure

    struccher
    whichwouldrequiret=chandure=er
    statue

    stachoo

    whichwouldrequiret=ch
    eventual
    evenchooal
    whichwouldrequiret=ch
    graduate

    grajooate
    whichwouldrequired=j
    insure

    insher

    whichwouldrequireure=er

    Now,thesecouldbetaughtasnewcodeoptions,butitismoreefficienttoteacha
    perfectpronunciationofeachoftheseusingthe/ue/soundbecauseeveryexample
    thenfallsintoasituationalreadyincludedinanormalphonicscurriculum,asshown
    here:

    structure

    struct/ue/r
    (Alloftheseshouldbeperfectly
    statue

    stat/ue/

    pronouncedbutthenthechildshould
    eventual
    event/ue/al
    beshownhowsayingthemquicklycauses
    graduate

    grad/ue/ate
    eachtosoundsomewhatdifferently,e.g.,
    insure

    insh/ue/r
    stat/ue/startstosoundlikestachoo.

    Studentsacceptthis,andithelpstheir

    recallforspellingaswell.)

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