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Let’s start with the easy one. The vowel team “ou” is most often found at the beginning or middle of syllables. Words like ouch and ounce start with the “ou” sound and the lett… See more

This game is super easy to play and is a fun way to practice when to use ou vs ow. There are also three levels, so you can choose which works best for you little one. 1. Level on… See more

To begin, have player one spin the spinner. If they land on an /ou/, they move up the board until they land on a word that uses /ou/. Of course, if they land on /ow/, then they move t… See more