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D-Syllable Mastery

A comprehensive sequence of condensed lessons for Fundations Level 2, focusing on double vowel syllables, diphthongs, and high-frequency heart words across units 13, 14, 15, and 16.

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Vowel Team Dash

A high-speed, 2-day condensed lesson for Fundations Level 2, Unit 13. Teaches the double vowel syllable (D-syllable) with spelling patterns oa, oe, and ow, and six critical heart words (Monday, Tuesday, cousin, lose, tomorrow, beautiful).

Diphthong Dash

A high-speed, 2-day condensed lesson for Fundations Level 2, Unit 14. Covers diphthong patterns ou and ow as in loud, drown, and plow in 1- and 2-syllable words, base words with suffix endings (-ed, -ing, -s), and six heart words (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, bought, brought, piece).

Ooey Gooey Dash

A high-speed, 2-day condensed lesson for Fundations Level 2, Unit 15. Focuses on the /ü/ sound (as in food/rescue) spelled with oo, ou, ue, ew, and the /u/ sound (as in book) spelled with oo, alongside 6 heart words (January, February, July, enough, special, December).

Autumn Aw Dash

A high-speed, 2-day condensed lesson for Fundations Level 2, Unit 16. Covers phonics patterns au and aw as in sauce and straw in 1- and 2-syllable words, and three critical heart words (August, laugh, daughter).

D-Syllable Mastery

A comprehensive sequence of condensed lessons for Fundations Level 2, focusing on double vowel syllables, diphthongs, and high-frequency heart words across units 13, 14, 15, and 16.

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Unit 13 - Day 2 Packet

Sorting: ____ / 6 Heart Words: ____ / 3

oa
oe
  • The "ow" Trap: Remind students that while ow can sometimes make the /ow/ sound (as in plow), in this unit it makes the long /ō/ sound.
  • Multi-Syllable Words: Two-syllable words require separate scoop lines under each syllable. Closed syllables get a c, while double-vowel syllables get a d (e.g., tip-toe, soap-box, shad-ow).
  • Fundations Level 2 Unit 13 • Fast Pacing Script • Page 1

    Fundations Level 2 / Unit 13

    Practice Packet Answer Key

    Day 1 Answer Keys (Page 1)

    Part A: Phonics Marking Lab Solutions (With Circled Vowel Teams)

    boat

    boat

    d (syllable)

    toe

    toe

    d (syllable)

    float

    float

    d (syllable)

    tiptoe

    tip-toe

    c & d (syllables)

    soapbox

    soap-box

    d & c (syllables)

    shadow

    shad-ow

    c & d (syllables)

    Part B: Heart Word Match-up Sentences

    • The first day of our school week is Monday.
    • Gym class meets every Tuesday morning.
    • My aunt's son is my favorite cousin to play with.

    Day 2 Answer Keys (Page 2)

    Part C: oa / oe Column

    1. soapbox

    2. tiptoe

    3. toast

    Part C: ow Column

    1. snow

    2. shadow

    3. blow

    Part D: Heart Word Sentences

    • Try hard not to lose your library book!
    • The day after today is called tomorrow.
    • The spring garden is filled with beautiful flowers.

    Rapid Grading Checklist:

    Marking Checklist:

    Scoop curves, circled digraphs, and "d" markers present.

    Sorting Checklist:

    Correct spelling categories without misplacement errors.

    Heart Words Checklist:

    Check for letter order, capitalization, and correct tracing.

    Fundations Level 2 Unit 13 • Packet Answer Key • Page 2

    shout + ed

    shout ed

    Base + ing

    plow + ing

    plow ing

    Base + s

    crown + s

    crown s


    DAY 1

    Day 1 Heart Words

    Learn by Heart!

    Word 1

    Wednesday

    The "d" and the second "e" are completely silent! The first "e" is normal and pronounced.

    "We have music class on Wednesday."

    Word 2

    Thursday

    The "s" makes a voiced /z/ sound!

    "The spelling test is on Thursday."

    Word 3

    Saturday

    All spelling patterns in Saturday are regular! We memorize it for its length.

    "I slept in late on Saturday."


    DAY 2

    Diphthong Word Sort!

    Interactive Sorting Activity

    Where do these words belong based on their vowel team?

    mouth frown southbound clown plowing

    ou

    Middle diphthong

    mouth

    southbound

    ow

    End & Suffix/Pre-consonant diphthong

    frown

    plowing


    DAY 2

    Day 2 Heart Words

    Learn by Heart!

    Word 1

    bought

    The "ough" says the short /aw/ sound!

    "I bought a new toy."

    Word 2

    brought

    Just like "bought", but with a starting "r" blend!

    "She brought cookies to class."

    Word 3

    piece

    All spelling patterns in piece are regular once you learn soft c and ie! We memorize it by heart to distinguish it from "peace".

    "I had a piece of chocolate cake."


    END OF DAY 2

    The Diphthong Grand Dash!

    Ready, Set, Read!

    Rapid Phonics Dash

    Read these words as fast as you can:

    southbound

    plowing

    shouted

    playground

    sundown

    crowns

    Heart Word Blitz

    Read and spell these high-frequency words:

    Wednesday

    Thursday

    Saturday

    bought

    brought

    piece

    ⭐ You have mastered Unit 14! ⭐

    🏆 Fantastic! Now, take out your Diphthong Practice Packet to show what you know!

    of paper?

    Unit 14 - Day 2 Packet

    Suffix Building: ____ / 3 Heart Words: ____ / 3

    ou
    plow
    ou
    ow
  • Suffix Underlining: Ensure students do not underline the suffix! The underline must stop exactly at the end of the base word (e.g. shouted).
  • Dictation Mastery: Use this quick list for verbal spelling checks: mouth, plow, shouted, frown, crowns, sundown.
  • Fundations Level 2 Unit 14 • Fast Pacing Script • Page 1

    Fundations Level 2 / Unit 14

    Practice Packet Answer Key

    Day 1 Answer Keys (Page 1)

    Part A: Phonics Marking Lab Solutions (With Circled Diphthongs)

    loud

    loud

    d (syllable)

    plow

    plow

    d (syllable)

    clown

    clown

    d (syllable)

    outhouse

    out-house

    d & d (syllables)

    compound

    com-pound

    c & d (syllables)

    sundown

    sun-down

    c & d (syllables)

    Part B: Heart Word Match-up Sentences

    • The spelling bee meets every Wednesday after school.
    • Tomorrow is Thursday, so today must be Wednesday.
    • We had a huge soccer game on Saturday morning.

    Day 2 Answer Keys (Page 2)

    Part C: Base Word & Suffix Solutions

    1. shout + ed = shouted

    2. plow + ing = plowing

    3. crown + s = crowns

    Part D: Heart Word Sentences

    • My dad bought some fresh apples at the market.
    • My teacher brought us cupcakes today.
    • May I please have a piece of paper?

    Rapid Grading Checklist:

    Marking & Sorting:

    Check for 2 scoops on outhouse, compound, sundown. Circling ou/ow is required.

    Suffix Marking:

    Ensure base word is underlined (plow) and suffix (ing) is circled.

    Fundations Level 2 Unit 14 • Packet Answer Key • Page 2

    All spelling patterns in January are regular! We memorize it for its length and capitalize the proper noun.

    "New Year's Day is in January."

    Word 2

    February

    The first "r" is completely silent in speech!

    "Valentine's Day is in February."

    Word 3

    July

    The "y" says long /ī/ in a 2-syllable word!

    "Independence Day is in July."


    DAY 2

    OO Sound Showdown!

    Word Sort Activity

    Does the word make the /ü/ sound (food) or the /u/ sound (book)?

    spoon look shampoo shook cook

    /ü/ as in food

    Long oo sound

    spoon

    shampoo

    /u/ as in book

    Short oo sound

    look

    shook


    DAY 2

    Day 2 Heart Words

    Learn by Heart!

    Word 1

    enough

    The "ough" says the short /uf/ sound!

    "That is enough food for me."

    Word 2

    special

    The "ci" says the /sh/ sound!

    "We had a special guest speaker today."

    Word 3

    Decmber

    The "c" says the soft /s/ sound!

    "Winter begins in December."


    END OF DAY 2

    The Unit 15 Grand Dash!

    Ready, Set, Read!

    Rapid Phonics Dash

    Read these words as fast as you can:

    spoon

    shampoo

    rescue

    shook

    tooth

    cookie

    Heart Word Blitz

    Read and spell these high-frequency words:

    January

    February

    July

    enough

    special

    December

    ⭐ You have mastered Unit 15! ⭐

    🏆 ...And you have finished the entire D-Syllable sequence! You are a master speller! 🏆

    Winter season officially starts in

    .

    Unit 15 - Day 2 Practice

    Sorting: ____ / 6 Heart Words: ____ / 3

  • ue Position: ue is exclusively used at the end of syllables/words (e.g. rescue, blue), never at the beginning of words.
  • Dictation Mastery: Use this quick list for verbal spelling checks: spoon, look, chew, rescue, shook, enough, special.
  • Fundations Level 2 Unit 15 • Fast Pacing Script • Page 1

    Fundations Level 2 / Unit 15

    Practice Packet Answer Key

    Day 1 Answer Keys (Page 1)

    Part A: Phonics Marking Lab Solutions (With Circled Vowel Teams)

    spoon

    spoon

    d (syllable)

    soup

    soup

    d (syllable)

    chew

    chew

    d (syllable)

    rescue

    res-cue

    c & d (syllables)

    blue

    blue

    d (syllable)

    grew

    grew

    d (syllable)

    Part B: Heart Word Match-up Sentences

    • The very first month of the year is January.
    • We celebrate Valentine's Day in February.
    • The summer heat is very warm in July.

    Day 2 Answer Keys (Page 2)

    Part C: Long /ü/ Column

    1. spoon

    2. shampoo

    3. tooth

    Part C: Short /u/ Column

    1. look

    2. shook

    3. cook

    Part D: Heart Word Sentences

    • Do you have enough pencils for the test?
    • She made a special card for her mother.
    • Winter season officially starts in December.

    Rapid Grading Checklist:

    Marking & Sorting:

    Check for double-syllable scoops on "rescue" (res-cue) and circled digraph vowel teams.

    Calendar Spelling:

    Check spelling of January, February, December, ensuring proper capitalization of proper nouns.

    Fundations Level 2 Unit 15 • Packet Answer Key • Page 2

    laundry crawler haul shawl awful

    au

    Middle diphthong

    laundry

    haul

    aw

    End & Suffix/Pre-consonant diphthong

    crawler

    shawl


    DAY 2

    Day 2 Heart Words: laugh & daughter

    Learn by Heart!

    Word 1

    laugh

    The "au" says short /a/ and "gh" says /f/!

    "That funny joke made me laugh."

    Word 2

    daughter

    The "gh" is silent! The "au" is normal and says /aw/ regularly.

    "The mother loved her daughter."


    DAY 2

    Rapid Phonics Blending

    Oral Practice

    aw pattern

    crawl

    au pattern

    launch

    aw pattern

    lawn

    au pattern

    haunted

    aw pattern

    raw

    au pattern

    applause


    END OF DAY 2

    The Unit 16 Grand Review!

    Ready, Set, Read!

    Rapid Phonics Dash

    Read these words as fast as you can:

    straw

    sauce

    jigsaw

    launch

    awful

    haunted

    Heart Word Blitz

    Read and spell these high-frequency words:

    August

    laugh

    daughter

    ⭐ You have mastered Unit 16! ⭐

    🏆 ...And you have finished the entire Unit 16 sequence! You are a superstar speller! 🏆

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