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Wild Old Words

Wild Old Words

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English

3rd Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
L.1.5A, L.2.2D, L.1.5B

+2

Standards-aligned

Created by

Samantha Rutnik

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6 Slides • 6 Questions

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​Wild Old Words

By Samantha Rutnik

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What do these words all have in common?

Wind Child Gold Frost

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_ind, _ild, _old, _ost

Wild Old Words are "rule breakers"

This means that they do not follow normal vowel pattern. They make long vowel sounds even though the spelling looks short.

Example: (these words don't sound how you think)
Kind
Mild

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These word patterns show how the English language has changed overtime. They help you become a stronger reader by learning their special patterns

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old → cold, gold, sold

ost → most, host, post

ind → kind, find, blind

ild → wild, child, mild

Let's look at some examples!

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Let's create some sentences.

I was kind when I...


The wild animal...


I was cold when...


I remember I got lost when...

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Multiple Choice

Which ending pattern belongs to Wild Old Words?

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_ake

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_old

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_ing

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_ent

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Multiple Choice

Which word belongs in the _ind family?

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kind

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plum

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cold

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wild

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Multiple Choice

Which word belongs in the _ild family?

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sold

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mind

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host

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mild

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Multiple Choice

Which word is a Wild Old Word?

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cost

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blue

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key

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went

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Multiple Choice

Which word belongs in the _old family?

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ghost

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wind

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cold

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coast

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Multiple Choice

Which word belongs in the _ost family?

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lost

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wild

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fold

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while

​Wild Old Words

By Samantha Rutnik

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