This tests reading question words. The word 'what' starts with 'wh' and has a silent 'h'. We don't say the 'h' sound at all.

This tests reading tricky words. The word 'said' doesn't follow normal spelling rules. It has 'ai' that makes the 'e' sound.

We're reading sight words. The word 'know' has a silent k at the start. We say 'no' but spell it k-n-o-w.

We're reading tricky words. The word 'said' doesn't follow normal rules. It sounds like 'sed' but we spell it s-a-i-d.

We're reading tricky words. The word 'some' has a silent e at the end. We say 'sum' but spell it s-o-m-e.

We're reading number words. The word 'one' sounds like 'wun' but starts with o-n-e. It means the number 1.

This tests reading sight words. The word 'have' ends with a silent 'e'. We say it like 'hav' but spell it h-a-v-e.

We're reading tricky words. The word 'were' sounds like 'wur' but we spell it w-e-r-e. It means more than one was there.

We're picking the right word. 'They' means more than one person. It's spelled t-h-e-y, not like it sounds.

We're reading sight words. The word 'was' sounds like 'wuz' but we spell it w-a-s. It tells about the past.