Treasure Trail: DE 3 Review
A mini adventure: complete a reading challenge at each stop to unlock the trail and find the treasure.
Learning Path · Syllable patterns
Building longer closed-syllable words with digraphs, blends, and common spelling conventions.
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A mini adventure: complete a reading challenge at each stop to unlock the trail and find the treasure.
Words drift by. Feed Munch only the words with sh. Practice, Standard, and Challenge.
Read short decodable stories and put each digraph word where it makes sense.
Hear a word and choose the piece that completes it: sh, ch, th, wh, or ck.
Every correct answer moves your racer toward the finish. Accuracy first, speed second.
Look at the picture and choose the correct spelling: sh, ch, th, or ck.
Hear a word, choose the right parts from the bin, and build it on the assembly belt.
Search the grid for digraph words, from a word list or a sh, ch, th, or ck hunt.
Whack only the words with sh before they sink. 60 seconds, streaks, three speeds.
Feed the monster words that start with a blend, and skip look-alikes with only one consonant.
Read short stories and put each initial-blend word where it makes sense.
Listen to a word and choose the blend that begins it. Every sound counts.
Listen to a word that starts with a blend and build it letter by letter.
Sort words by how they start: a blend (two sounds) or a digraph (one sound).
A memory game: match each word to the final blend it ends with.
Build short sentences that use final-blend words like camp, jump, and rest.
Bingo with final blends: find words ending in -nd, -nt, -mp, or -st.
A word search with final-blend words. Hunt for words ending in -nd, -nt, -mp, or -st.
Whack words that end with a blend like -nd, -st, or -mp. Skip look-alikes such as ten for tent.
Count the sounds in each word to reveal a hidden picture.
Change one sound at a time to build a chain of four-sound words like slip, slap, flap.
Listen and build four-sound words with blends and digraphs.
Follow the words that have four sounds. Words with three sounds block the way.
Sort words by how many sounds they have. Watch out: letters are not the same as sounds.