Short sounds of o

Once you’ve practiced together a bit with the words that begin with short o, move on to some simple words with short o sounds in the middle. “Consonant-vowel-consonant” or “CVC” words are great for this. There are lots of short o CVC words, too! Have fun with phonics time! Make learning short o words a fun experience for you and your child.

Short o CVC words list:

• hop
• mop
• pot
• lot
• not
• rot
• cop
• top
• bot
• job

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This is a fun and active game to play with a group of kids. Try it with your crew! Choose a large defined area like a yard for the kids to run across. First, have one child be the octopus. All the other kids line up on one side; these are the “fish.” Together, all the “fish” shout, “Octopus, octopus, ah, ah, ah!” using the short o sound. All the “fish” run across the yard, trying to get to the other side without being tagged. The “octopus” tags as many people as he or she can. Anyone who is tagged becomes a “crab.” The “crabs” help the octopus to tag people, but must keep one foot planted at all times. The “fish” go back and forth until everyone has been tagged. The last person not tagged gets to be the octopus next round. This is a great activity for active kids who learn best while moving!

If your child likes to draw, this is the activity for them! Give them free creative reign to draw (or color) some short o words. Take a blank sheet and write the word in large letters at the bottom of the page. Give your child crayons or markers and let them go to town! Here are some good words to draw:

• dog
• pot
• mop
• log
• hop
• frog

This book is a classic for a reason! It is a great book for teaching the short o sound (as well as the concept of rhyming). You could also read the book Fox in Socks together, another classic that highlights short o sounds. The silly rhymes and pictures in Dr. Seuss books are so engaging to kids that they don’t even realize they are learning. After reading the story for a few days in a row (maybe each night before bed?), you could try leaving “blanks” for your child to fill in. For instance, you could say “hop on….” and wait for your child to complete, “pop!”

Any books targeting the short o sound are great! Rhyming songs are another fun way to learn. Try both and see what works best for your child.

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Short and Long O Vowel Sound Words List for Kids

Each vowel is pronounced in a unique way which gives rise to different types of sounds we hear while pronouncing a word. Today we’ll discuss about vowel ‘o’ and different sounds it produces when it is used in a word.

The following phonics extensive list introduces students to the more than 50 plus “short o” and “long o” sound words.

Following is a list of phonics words with short o vowel sound:

While pronouncing the words given in table you must have observed that we don’t have to stress on the vowel ‘o’.

Now let’s have a look at long ‘o’ vowel words where you would have to stress the vowel ‘o’ so that it sounds distinct from the rest of the letters.

Following is a list of phonics words with long o vowel sound:

Because we have to stress long for vowel ‘o’ that is why they are called Long ‘o’ vowel words.

Let’s have a look at six ways of spelling the long /o/ sound with example words.

1. Using Letter O: In these words the long /o/ sound is spelled with just the letter o.

2. O_E Words: These words use split digraph O_E to spell long /o/ sound with an o in the middle of the word and an e at the end of the word. For Example:

3. OA Words: These words use letters oa to spell the long /o/ sound.

4. OW Words: These words spell the long /o/ sound with the letters ow which usually appears at the end of the word.

5.OE Words: There words use letters oe at the end of the word to spell the long /o/ sound.

6. OUGH Words: There words use letters ough to spell many sounds including the long /o/ sound/. Such as – dough, though, although.

We hope you have found this post useful for your child. Keep exploring EnglishBix to find more resources related to Elementary Grades.

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For children about music and composers: Long and short sounds

Caterpillar

I followed her for a long time.

And from morning to night -

, it is less,

, it is shorter than

. Sapgir



Today I would like to talk about sounds again. We have already talked a lot about sounds. About what sounds are, what sounds are, how we hear them. Here, if you want, you can refresh your memory:

What are sounds?
How do we hear sounds?
High, medium and low sounds
Learning to hear and sing different sounds (developing an ear for music)
Cosmic sounds
What is music?

The sound arises and while it lasts - it lives.... The time of its wobble is called duration.

Sounds by duration are short and long (of course there are also sounds of medium length ). Here, for example, move your eyes (or finger) along the line and sing the sound:
Tightened the "purrs", sighed
And fell asleep.
(an excerpt from the poem "About the cat" Sasha Cherny)

Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah.............
___________________
This is a sound of medium length

Cuckoo

Cuckoo's mournful voice
To match a dim day -
Simple-hearted and sympathetic,
From morning to evening:
" Ku-ku !"
Now close, now far somewhere
Walks all over the wood.
And Summer Blooms Quietly
Under this cute
“Cuckoo!”
Slight smell of overheated tar.
Exposing my face to the breeze,
I lie blissfully under the Christmas tree
And I listen
“Cuckoo, cuckoo!”
(E.A. Blaginina)

А-а-а-а-а-а-а............
_______
And this is a short sound

Chaffinch got warm

Finch: - Ping! Ping! Ping!
Throw off your fur coat! Throw off! Throw off! -
The finch has blossomed -
The finch has warmed up!
(E. Moshkovskaya)

Sparrows
With both legs at once -
Jump-jump!
But we can't walk.
On the snow of passing roads,
On the white garden alleys
Jump-jump!
We have a short song:
Chick-chwik!
And we don't know the other one.
Seeing the prey, we instantly fall
Lumps from the roof.
Jump!
Chick-chweek!
(O.A. Belyaevskaya)

Sounds of different heights make melody ,
and out of sounds of different lengths (short and long) rhythm is obtained.

Long and short sounds are needed not only in music, but also in everyday life. Based on the combination of sounds of different duration (duration), a whole system of signals and alerts has been developed. They serve to ensure traffic safety (sound signals of trains) or to organize work.
For example, a locomotive can go forward if one long blast is given, and can go backward if two long blasts are given. When a malfunction is detected on the railway track that threatens traffic safety and in other cases when assistance is required, a "general alarm" signal is given - one long and three short sounds __ . . . __ . . .

Fire alarm - one long and two short blasts __ . . __ . .

Practice

1. Sing all the vowels (A, E, I, O, U, Y, E, Yu, Z) or your favorite ones to make them long, short and medium length.

2. Compete with each other, whoever can hold the sound longer in one breath - he gets a candy :)

3. There is such a tongue twister that helps to train the respiratory system, which means it helps to increase the singing time of the sound. If you are good at singing short sounds and sounds of medium length, but you don’t have enough breath for long sounds, then this is for you.
and exhale!

Someone will count to fifteen, someone to twenty. It is rare for anyone to count up to thirty-three the first time, but after practicing several times you will already be able to increase your Egoroks by several "pieces".

Literally in a few days of training you will count all Egoroks!

When I first tried to say this tongue twister myself, I was just sure that it was unrealistic.

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