Vowel Digraphs

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Vowel Digraphs
oo (oo)
Example zoo
oo (oo)
Example foot
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word to see that word in a sentence.
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Created by Mrs. Dixon, ET
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oo (oo)
zoo
boo
coo
moo
mood
food
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oo (oo)
proof
roof
tooth
booth
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oo (oo)
boot
root
hoot
shoot
toot
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pool
oo (oo)
cool
tool
fool
stool
drool
school
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hoop
oo (oo)
loop
stoop
scoop
troop
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oo (oo)
broom
bloom
room
groom
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oo (oo)
noon
moon
soon
spoon
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oo (oo)
goose
moose
loose
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foot
oo (oo)
book
hook
took
look
cook
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oo (oo)
brook
shook
crook
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oo (oo)
good
hood
wood
stood
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zoo
Our class visited the zoo.
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boo
Did Casper the Ghost scare you with his boo?
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coo
The soft cry of a dove or pigeon is coo.
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moo
Betsy, the cow, says moo.
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food
My favorite food is pizza.
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mood
What kind of mood are you in today? Mood a
conscious and emotional state of mind or feeling
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roof
The roof on the house is pink.
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proof
Her drivers license shows proof of her
age. Proof an act of showing or finding out that
something is true
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tooth
My tooth hurts!
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booth
Mom was in charge of the Information Booth at the
fair. Booth a covered stand
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boot
The soldiers have to keep their boots shinned.
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root
Make sure the roots are deep in the ground. Root
the leafless underground part of a plant that
absorbs and stores water and minerals and holds
the plant in place
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hoot
Did you hear the owl hoot?
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toot
How many times did you toot the horn? Toot a
short blast
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shoot
Dad taught me to shoot the arrow. Shoot to let
fly or cause to be driven forward with force
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pool
The hotel had a big swimming pool.
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cool
The fan will help keep the room cool.
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fool
You shouldnt fool around in school. Fool to
spend time idly
A lot of people are fooled on April Fools
Day. Fool one who is tricked
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tool
Dad has a new tool box. Tool a device (as a
hammer, saw, knife, or wrench) used or worked by
hand or by a machine
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drool
Babies drool when they are cutting teeth. Drool
to let saliva or some other substance flow from
the mouth
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school
We attend Stowers Elementary School.
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stool
Mom stood on the stool so that she could reach
the top shelf.
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hoop
The students love to hula hoop. Hoop A circular
object
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loop
These are different kinds of loops. Loop to
repeat or double back
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scoop
Mom used a big scoop to make our ice cream cones.
Scoop a round utensil with a handle for dipping
out soft food
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stoop
The Umpire had to stoop to pick up the
baseball.Stoop to bend down or over
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troop
Amy and Sally joined a Girl Scout Troop.
Troop a unit
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broom
Martha sweeps the floor with a broom.
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room
Please keep your room clean!
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bloom
A bloom is a flower.
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groom
A groom is a man that just got married.
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moon
Did the cow jump over the moon?
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noon
We eat lunch at noon. Noon the middle of the day
12 o'clock in the daytime
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soon
Soon we will go out for recess. Soon before long
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spoon
We eat our food with a spoon.
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goose
The goose has a long neck.
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loose
The dogs got loose and ran away. Loose not shut
in, tied up, or held back
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moose
The moose is related to the deer.
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foot
The baby put his foot in his mouth.
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book
How many books have your read?
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hook
To fish, Dad puts the worm on the hook. Hook a
curved or bent tool for catching, holding, or
pulling
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took
Mary took the red balloon. Took select choose
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cook
Mom is a great cook! Cook one who prepares food
for eating
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look
Look at the teacher when she is talking. Look
to direct one's attention or eyes
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brook
In the summer, we like to wade in the brook.
Brook a small stream
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crook
One line is crooked. Crook curved bent
He is a crook. Crook a dishonest person
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shook
The adults shook hands. Shook to clasp hands in
greeting
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good
The opposite of bad is good.
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hood
The yellow jacket has a hood. Hood a soft
covering for the head and neck often attached to
a coat or cape
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wood
Dad chops wood for the fireplace.
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stood
We stood as the National Anthem was sung. Stood
to support oneself on the feet in an erect
position
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The End
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