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    English Quarter 3 Week 1

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    The document discusses rhyming words in nursery rhymes and poems. It explains that words are formed by combining letters of the alphabet, with 26 letters total including 5 vowels and 21 consonants. Some example rhyming words are provided at the end like moon/soon, meet/greet, hide/tide, and cook/hook that have the same or similar ending sounds.

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    English Quarter 3 Week 1

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    The document discusses rhyming words in nursery rhymes and poems. It explains that words are formed by combining letters of the alphabet, with 26 letters total including 5 vowels and 21 consonants. Some example rhyming words are provided at the end like moon/soon, meet/greet, hide/tide, and cook/hook that have the same or similar ending sounds.

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    The document discusses rhyming words in nursery rhymes and poems. It explains that words are formed by combining letters of the alphabet, with 26 letters total including 5 vowels and 21 consonants. Some example rhyming words are provided at the end like moon/soon, meet/greet, hide/tide, and cook/hook that have the same or similar ending sounds.

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    English Quarter 3 Week 1

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    Mildred Vigilia Cuadrasal
    The document discusses rhyming words in nursery rhymes and poems. It explains that words are formed by combining letters of the alphabet, with 26 letters total including 5 vowels and 21 consonants. Some example rhyming words are provided at the end like moon/soon, meet/greet, hide/tide, and cook/hook that have the same or similar ending sounds.

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    At the end of the lesson,

    you are expected to


    recognize rhyming
    words in nursery rhymes,
    poems or songs heard.
    Words are formed by
    combining the letters of the
    alphabet. It is important to
    remember that the English
    alphabet is composed of
    26 letters with five (5)
    vowels and 21 consonants.
    By combining some
    of these letters, words
    may be formed.
    Some of these words
    include net, one, pen,
    and red.
    Some words have
    the same or similar
    ending sounds.
    They are called
    rhyming words.
    rhyming words
    magkatugma
    soon
    moon /n/
    meet
    greet /t/
    hide
    tide /d/
    cook
    hook /k/
    door /r/
    drum /m/
    wall
    ball /l/ bat
    ship
    fish /sh/ dish
    ten
    tent /t/ bent
    /k/ shook
    good
    book
    glad
    /b/
    cab
    crab
    Jack and Jill
    Jack and Jill went up the hill
    To fetch a pail of water
    Jack fell down and broke his
    \

    crown
    \

    And Jill came tumbling after


    snake
    cake
    like
    load
    rope
    soap
    rose
    toes
    best
    bell
    hero one
    zero gone
    kick hide
    pick tide
    seven
    heaven
    jump
    bump

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