My Comb <ow>

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Creative Commons BY-NC Adapted from "The Crown" by Shantdas Manandhar and Sangi Shreshtha. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Free Decodable Reader with ow Words | My Comb

Practice Words

Words featuring the 'ow' vowel team, producing /aʊ/ as in 'cow' or /əʊ/ as in 'low'.

crown down frown own
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Boy touching head looking at rooster standing on woven basket in rural village.

The bird has a red comb. It is like a crown.

Page 2
Boy in yellow shirt looking at colorful rooster with red comb and teal tail feathers.

I want a crown too. But he will not give me his comb.

Page 3
Peacock displaying full green tail feathers while boy in yellow shirt touches his head.

The green bird has a crown too. Can I have a crown?

Page 4
Boy in yellow shirt reaching toward peacock with spread green tail feathers outdoors.

He says 'No!' I can not have his crown. It looks so grand.

Page 5
Boy scratching head looking at tall gray crane with red head standing by pond.

Down in the lake is a white bird. She has a comb too.

Page 6
Boy in yellow shirt reaching toward gray crane with red head standing in pond.

The comb crowns look so good. I think I need a comb crown.

Page 7
Boy combing hair with eyes closed, dreaming of peacock, crane, and rooster on purple hill.

I frown. No, I will not take your combs. You can keep your crowns.

Page 8
Excited boy holding lined paper above head against green grassy background.

I can make my own comb crown. I will look grand too.

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