My Curls Bounce!
Practice Words
Words featuring the 'ou' vowel team, which can produce /aΚ/, /Κ/, /uΛ/, or /ΙΚ/ sounds.
Her hair has curls that spring and bounce. She pulls out each round curly ounce.
This girl has hair that is straight, not round. Her flat hair spreads out on the ground.
Mara found three curly tails, coiled up tight and round. One swings its tail out, then back, without a sound.
She finds three more, so big and stout. Each straight tail hangs and stretches out.
These steps curl up, round and round. She climbs and does not make a sound.
She sits right down, her chin held out. Her cat curls up, snug and stout.
A photo shows a path that winds round and round. Up on top stands Mara, proud, safe and sound.
Mara wants straight lines, so she tries them out. They wiggle and bounce, but she will not pout.
We can draw lines that loop and curl. They swirl and wave and twist and twirl.
Some food is curly, big and round. She smiles to see each snack she's found.
She leans in close. Which curly snack should she taste? She won't let one small crumb go to waste.
Curly or straight, she grins at the snacks she found. She grabs them all out and shares them round and round.