To solve this problem, we need to sort the words from the bottom list into the correct columns based on their vowel sounds. The three columns are for words ending in
-ew,
-ue, and
-ui.
Here is the step-by-step sorting:
1.
blew: Ends in
-ew. (Goes in the first column)
2.
due: Ends in
-ue. (Goes in the second column)
3.
glue: Ends in
-ue. (Goes in the second column)
4.
cruise: Ends in
-ui (the 'e' is silent). (Goes in the third column)
5.
juice: Ends in
-ui (the 'e' is silent). (Goes in the third column)
6.
fruit: Ends in
-ui. (Goes in the third column)
7.
new: Ends in
-ew. (Goes in the first column)
8.
clue: Ends in
-ue. (Goes in the second column)
9.
chew: Ends in
-ew. (Goes in the first column)
10.
blue: Ends in
-ue. (Goes in the second column)
11.
suit: Ends in
-ui. (Goes in the third column)
12.
screw: Ends in
-ew. (Goes in the first column)
Now, let's group them by column:
-ew Column:
* blew
* new
* chew
* screw
-ue Column:
* due
* glue
* clue
* blue
-ui Column:
* cruise
* juice
* fruit
* suit
Final Answer:
-ew: blew, new, chew, screw
-ue: due, glue, clue, blue
-ui: cruise, juice, fruit, suit
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ue ew worksheet.
