This spelling lesson discusses diagraphs, which are two letters that make one sound. It provides examples of vowel diagraphs that can be spelled in different ways, such as "aw" in "awful" and "au" in "sauce". The lesson also includes a list of words containing diagraphs for students to practice pronouncing, and instructions for students to use the words six times, look up definitions and related words, and write a story using 10 of the words.

1. Spelling Lesson 3
Diagraphs

2. Spelling Lesson 3
• Diagraphs are two letters
that make one sound.
• Vowel diagraphs can be
spelled several ways.
–Example
•Aw in awful
•Au in sause

3. Spelling Lesson 3
• pronounce drowned
• boundary foul
• rookie scour
• wooden shrewd
• browse launch
• mountain applause
• outrage encounter
• exhaust neutral
• pouch foundation
• draught tycoon

4. Spelling Lesson 3
• 6 times the words
• Semantic web
– Definition
– Part of speech
– Synonym
– Antonym
– Drawing or sentence
• Story using 10 words