Phonics Hunks and Chunks Review

Vocabulary flashcards covering phonics hunks and chunks movements, chants, and rules from Ginny Dowd's review lecture.

SH

S H and C H

The phonics combination that uses the chant "s h s h c h c h cha cha cha cha cha cha cha bock".

T H

The phonics combination represented by the phrase "This is a thorn and that is a thistle."

C A R

The word spelled out while sticking your arm in a jar of stars.

A R

The "pirate patch" hunk and chunk that makes the sound "a r r r r".

O R

The hunk and chunk associated with wanting more fish and asking if you bit that fish off the fork.

O O (School)

The phonics combination associated with loving school, loving fruit, and saying "I do too".

E W

The hunk and chunk found at the end of a root word where you cross your heart, say "happy new year", and make a resolution.

Bully brothers (O O)

The phonics chunk chant that warns to "Look out for Captain Hook."

I C E

The spelling chunk associated with the chant "I c e, I c e, ice, ice".

A C E

The spelling chunk associated with being told "you're an ace and you're so good."

I N G

Known as the "King of ing dance", associated with spiking a ball like a volleyball player.

Double E

The letter combination where you say "e e" and do a bumblebee party dance.

I G H

The phonics chunk where you are reminded "Don't forget the t" to make the long I sound.

A I

The phonics hunk and chunk associated with the chant "Rain, rain. You're a pain."

E I G H

The super strong hunk and chunk where you show your muscles.

A Y

The phonics chunk at the end of a root word associated with "Hey. Do you wanna play? Swish. Score. Hooray."

O I

The phonics chunk found in the middle of a word, associated with saying "Boink" and showing boy muscles.

O Y

The phonics chunk found at the end of a word where you point to the boys ("boy, boy, boy").

I N K

The phonics chunk associated with the line "I don't drink pink ink. That would stink."

A N K

The phonics chunk associated with going down a tank.

O A

The vowel team where O says "I love you" to A, and A says absolutely nothing, leaving the sound as O.

O W (Snow)

The hunk and chunk associated with the chant "let it snow".

I R and U R

Phonics chunks found in the middle of a word, practiced by pointing to three girls and doing the surfing dance.

E R

The hunk and chunk found at the end of a word ("e r r e r r").

W H

The question word chunk that includes who, what, when, where, why, and which.

A W

The hunk and chunk where you show your paws with your claws.

A U

The phonics chunk associated with inviting two people on an automobile ride.

O U G H T

The chunk associated with showing what you bought and pointing to a shopping bag.

A U G H T

The chunk where boys say "daughters" and girls say "that's me".

O W (Cow)

The hunk and chunk associated with a cow going down ("d o w n").

O U T

The chunk associated with shouting "Get out of here you bumblebee."

I O N

The chunk associated with pulling a giant million pound onion out of the ground by its stem and blowing bad breath.

S I O N (Potion)

The spelling chunk associated with a potion that gives the funky hunk and chunk motion.

S I O N (Mansion)

The chunk associated with saying "shun shun shun" and wanting to live in a mansion.

W next to R

The phonics rule where you stay quiet so you "don't you wake that w next to the r".

K N

The letter combination where you don't say the k, you say n.

P H

The letter combination where you pop your cell phones open and say "f" instead of "p h".

T U R E

The letter combination associated with the phrase "that creature has nice features".

D G E

The letter combination where three letters are used to just say "j".

E D

The ending found at the end of a root word that can say "ed ed ed", "d d", or "t".

Phonics Dance Style

The dance style used to review phonics "hunks and chunks" led by Ginny Dowd.

Million Pound Onion

The object pulled out of the ground by its stem during the I O N chant before taking a bite.

Captain Hook

The character mentioned during the "bully brothers" O O phonics chant.