This interactive anchor chart is a BIG crowd pleaser!👏 It’s a fun way to help kids learn when to write the /ow/ sound with OU vs. OW. You just need a simple stack of Band-Aids… When the /ow/ sound comes in the beginning or middle of a word, it’s most often spelled OU. A few examples include sound, loud, & ouch. But when the sound comes at the end of a word, it is spelled OW. Think of how, now, & cow. (OW is also used when the /ow/ sound is followed by a single L, N, EL, or ER like in the words

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