Long Vowel O Spelling Patterns and Spelling Rules | O, OA, OW, O_E & OE | A Phonics Rap Song. /oʊ/

This Rap song will teach listeners there are many different ways to spell the long vowel O sound. /oʊ/

The letter O can make the long O sound at the end of a syllable or when followed by two consonants
The digraph OA can make the O sound and is usually found at the start or middle of a word.
The digraph OW usually appears at the end of a word unless followed by L,N or R. This digraph can also make the sound ‘ow’ as in cow.
The split digraph O_E is the most common way to make the long ‘o’ sound. The silent E jumps one consonant to make the O say its long sound.
This rare digraph occurs at the end of one syllable words such as toe, foe, doe, Joe, woe and hoe.
This rare quadgraph occurs in the words dough, although and thorough. OUGH can make other sounds including ‘ow’ as in plough and ‘or’ as in bought.

Here is the spelling list video to go with this revision song:

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