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Interactive Spelling Tool My Breakfast Spelling Tool for Single Syllable Words and Two Syllable Compound Words Say the word! Hear the vowel sound! Write the word! Created 2012 by Dick Briggs www.MyBreakfastReadingProgram.com Permission is granted to copy/print for classroom or home use. Think the Say the Hear the word! word! word! Say the vowel sound 3 times! Pick the vowel type. Pick the vowel type. Short Long R Controlled Diphthong Pick the Pick the Pick the Pick the vowel sound picture. vowel sound picture. vowel sound picture. vowel sound picture. Match the vowel sound picture. Special Ending Sound? Find the rime family. Find the word. Write the word. 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