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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 Oe

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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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    MultisyllableWordswithVowelSoundoe(toe)

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    2syllable,1st

    bogus
    bony
    bonus
    brochure
    broken
    broker
    closure
    clothing
    clover
    cobra
    cocaine
    cocoa
    colon
    coma
    cozy
    crochet*
    crocus
    croquet*/*
    donate
    focus
    frozen
    golden
    goldfish
    global
    holster
    holy
    hotel
    joker
    local
    locate
    locust
    lotion
    mobile*
    modem
    molten
    moment
    motel
    motive

    motion
    motor
    noble
    nomad
    nosy
    notice
    nowhere
    obese
    obey
    oboe
    ocean*
    odor
    ogre*
    omen
    omit
    only
    opaque*
    open
    opal
    over
    ozone
    phony
    photo
    poet
    poker
    polar
    polo
    potent
    program
    project
    Polish
    pony
    poster
    proceed
    proclaim
    produce
    profile
    prolong
    promote
    pronoun
    pronounce
    propell

    propose
    protect
    protein
    protest
    proton
    protrude
    provide
    provoke
    quota
    robot
    robust
    rodent
    roller
    romance
    rosy
    rotate
    rotor
    slogan
    smolder
    sober
    social
    soda
    sofa
    solar
    soldier*
    solo
    sonar
    stony
    toga
    token
    total
    trophy
    vocal
    voltage
    woven
    yoga
    yogurt

    oe

    forecast
    forehead
    homeless
    homesick
    hopeful
    hopeless
    lonely

    oa

    bloated
    toadstool

    ow

    bowler
    bowling
    lower
    mower
    snowball
    snowy

    ou

    boulder
    bouquet*/*
    boutique*
    poultry
    shoulder

    ough

    doughnut

    2syllable,2nd

    ago
    also
    banjo
    bingo
    blindfold
    cargo

    cello*
    control
    cosmos
    disco
    echo
    enroll
    ghetto
    grotto
    halo
    hero
    judo
    jumbo
    kilo
    mango
    patrol
    ratio
    revolt
    tempo
    threshold
    torso
    unfold
    veto
    werewolf
    zero

    oe

    tiptoe

    oe

    adore
    alcove
    alone
    arose
    ashore
    awoke
    backbone
    before
    compose
    console
    corrode
    cyclone
    dispose
    elope
    enclose

    erode
    explode
    explore
    expose
    glucose
    hormone
    ignore
    impose
    microbe
    oppose
    parole
    remote
    restore
    seashore
    suppose
    tadpole
    therefore
    trombone
    wardrobe

    oa

    aboard
    approach
    cardboard
    charcoal
    cockroach
    keyboard
    railroad
    reproach
    unload
    uproar

    ow

    arrow
    bellow
    bellows
    below
    borrow
    burrow
    elbow
    fellow
    follow
    furrow
    gallows

    hollow
    marrow
    meadow
    mellow
    narrow
    pillow
    shadow
    shallow
    sorrow
    sparrow
    swallow
    wallow
    widow
    willow
    window
    yellow

    ou

    resource

    ough

    thorough
    although

    3syllable,1st

    coconut
    foliage
    groceries
    koala
    location
    mosaic
    notify
    November
    oasis
    opinion*
    overall
    overalls
    overcast
    overdue
    overflow
    overlap
    overlook
    oversee
    overtake
    overthrow
    overcome
    phobia
    poetry
    prohibit
    photograph
    probation
    procedure
    procession
    profession
    proportion
    protection
    provision
    propeller
    professor
    projector
    protractor
    quotation
    rodeo
    rotary
    sodium
    vocalist
    zodiac

    3syllable,2nd

    abdomen
    acrobat
    aerobics*
    aerosol*
    aerospace*
    aroma
    autograph
    composer
    devoted
    diplomat
    disobey
    emotion
    erosion
    explosive
    ferocious
    gondola
    heroic
    heroin
    heroine
    improvise
    introduce
    kilowatt
    microphone
    microscope
    microwave
    negotiate
    nitrogen
    October
    opponent
    pagoda
    xylophone*

    ow

    Halloween
    widower

    ough

    thoroughly

    3syllable,3rd

    indigo
    piccolo
    tobacco

    oe

    mistletoe
    dominoes

    oe

    antelope
    envelope
    episode
    telephone
    telescope

    4syllable,All

    aeronautics*
    armadillo
    ceremony
    coalition
    controversy
    cooperate
    deodorant
    diplomacy
    disposable
    introduction
    linoleum
    locality
    locomotive
    mediocre*
    photography
    videotape

    *Indicatesan
    uncommonspelling

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