L6: Swap-a-Rama WORD LIST
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1 : -a-rama WORD LIST This chart is a combination of the word lists for activities L3 ( ), L4 (Last Sound ), and L5 ( ). To swap the first sound in a word, move downward within one box in the column. Then move to the right for options to swap the last sound. Continue from the last word in a line of the Last Sound column to the right into the Middle Sound column for options to swap the middle (vowel) sound in a word. NOTE: Even if you don t use every word in a line of the Last Sound column, be sure to use the final word, as that will lead into the words in the column. Word -ab -ad -ag cab dab gab jab lab nab tab bad fad had mad pad sad shad bag lag nag rag sag tag Last Sound cad, can, cap, cash, cat dam, dang, dash gad, gal, gas, gang, gash jam, jag lad, lag, lax, lash, lap nag, nap tad, tag, tan, tax, tang, tap bag, bam, ban, bash, bath, bang, bat fan, fax, fang, fat hag, ham, hash, hang, hat man, map, mat, max, math, mash pal, pan, path, pang, pat sag, sap, sat, sash, sang shag, sham bad, bam, bat, bash, bath, bang, ban lab, lap, lax, lash, lad nap, nab ram, ran, rap, rash, rang, rat sad, sat, sash, sang, sap tab, tad, tap, tax, tang, tan cot, cut dish gosh, gush jig, jog, jug lip, lop nip tip, top bet, bit, but fit hit, hot, hut mesh, mosh, mush pet, pit, pot sing, song, sung shim bin, bun led, lid nib, nub rot, rut sip, sop, sup tin
2 -am -an -at -ax -ed -eg -en -et ham jam ram yam sham wham can fan man ran tan van bat cat hat pat rat chat fax lax max tax wax bed led wed beg leg peg hen men pen when bet let met pet yet Last Sound had, hat, hash, hang, hag jag, jab rag, ran, rap, rat, rash, rang yap shag, shad whap cad, cap, cat, cash, cab fad, fat, fang, fax mad, map, max, mash, math, mat rag, ram, rat, rash, rang, rap tab, tad, tap, tax, tang, tag vat bad, ban, bash, bath, bang, bag cab, cad, can, cash, cap hag, ham, hash, hang, had pad, pal, path, pang, pan rag, ran, rap, rat, rash, rang, ram chad, chap fad, fat, fang, fan lab, lad, lap, lash, lag man, map, mat, mash, math, mad tad, tag, tan, tap, tang, tab wag beg, bet leg, let web, bet, bed let, led pen, pet hex, hem mesh, met pet, peg whet bed, beg led, leg men, mesh peg, pen yes, yep hog, hug job ring, rung yep, yip, yup shed, shod whip cob, cub fix, fox met rep, rip tug vet beg, big, bog, bug cop, cup hid pen, pin, pun rim, rum chip, chop fin, fun leg, log, lug mud tub wig bat, bit, but lit, lot wit bad, bid, bud lid pat, pit, pot ham, him, hum mat pig, pug whit bag, big, bog, bug lag, log, lug mash, mush pan, pin, pun yap, yip, yup
3 -ib -id -ig -im -in -ing -ip dib fib nib rib bid hid lid rid big dig fig pig rig wig dim him rim shim whim bin fin pin sin win shin bing ding ring sing wing zing hip lip nip rip tip zip Last Sound dig, dim, din, dip, ding, dish fig, fin, fit, fish, fix nip, nix, nit rid, rig, rim, rich, ring, rip big, bin, bing, bit him, hip, hit lit, lip rib, rig, rim, rip, rich, ring bid, bin, bit, bing dib, dip, dish, ding, din fib, fin, fix, fish, fit pin, pit, ping, pith rid, rim, rip, rich, ring, rib win, wing, wish, with, wit dig, din, dip, dish, ding, dib hid, hit, hip rib, rig, rip, rich, ring, rid shin, ship whip, whiz, which, whit big, bit, bing, bid fib, fit, fix, fish, fig pig, pith, ping, pit sip, sit, six, sing wit, wish, with, wing, wig ship, shim bid, bin, bit, big dib, dim, din, dip, dish, dig rib, rid, rim, rip, rich, rig sin, sip, six, sit wig, win, wish, with, wit zig, zit, zip hid, hit, him lid, lit nit, nix, nib rib, rid, rig, rim, rich, ring tin zit, zing, zig dash fax, fox net, not, nut rap, rep bat, bet, but hat, hot, hut lap, lop rang, rung bang, bong, bung don, dun fat path rob, rub dab, dub hop red, rod shop whet bad, bed, bud fog pat, pet, pot sang, song, sung wag sham bag, beg, bog, bug dog, dug rag, rug sat, set, sot zap ham, hem, hum let, lot nab, nub rang, rung tan, ten zag
4 -ish -it -ob -ong -op -ot -ub dish fish wish bit fit lit pit sit whit cob gob job lob mob rob sob gong long song cop fop hop lop mop shop cot hot jot lot pot rot cub dub hub rub sub tub Last Sound dib, dig, dim, din, dip, ding fib, fig, fin, fit, fix wig, win, with, wing, wit bid, big, bing, bin fib, fig, fix, fish, fin lip, lid pig, pith, ping, pin sin, six, sing, sip whim, whiz, which, whip cod, cog, cop, cosh, cot god, got, gong, gosh jog, josh, jot log, lop, lox, long, lot mop, mosh, moth rod, rot sod, sot, song, sop gob, god, gosh, got lob, lop, lot, lox, log sod, sop, sot, sob cob, cod, cog, cot, cosh fog, fox, fob hot, hog log, lot, lox, long, lob mob, moth, mosh shot, shod cod, cog, cop, cosh, cob hog, hop jog, josh, job lob, log, lop, long, lox pox, posh, pod rob, rod cud, cut, cup dug, dun, dung hug, hut, hush, hung, hum rug, rum, run, rut, rung, rush sum, sup, such, sung, sun tug, tun, tux dang, dong, dung fax, fox ban, bun fan, fun lad, led pan, pen, pun sap, sop, sup whap cat, cut gash, gush jet, jut let, lit math rat, rut sap, sip, sup get, gut lag, leg, lug sub cash fib hag, hug lab mash, mesh, mush shad, shed cab, cub hip jab lax pad red, rid cap, cop dang, ding, dong ham, hem, him rash sin tax
5 -ug -um -un -ut bug hug lug mug rug tug bum gum hum rum sum yum bun gun pun run sun shun but cut gut hut jut rut Last Sound bum, bun, bus, but, bud hub, hum, hush, hung, hut lush, lung mush, mud rum, run, rut, rush, rung, rub tun, tux, tub bud, bun, bus, but, bug gun, gush, gut hub, hug, hut, hung, hush rub, run, rut, rush, rung, rug sub, sun, sup, such, sung yup bud, bug, bum, bus, but gum, gush, gut pub, pus, pug rub, rug, rum, rush, rung, rut sum, sup, such, sung, sub shut bud, bug, bum, bus, bun cub, cup, cud gum, gun, gush hub, hug, hum, hush, hung jug rub, rug, run, rush, rung, rum bad, bed, bid hat, hit, hot long mad rib, rob tab bag, beg, big, bog get, got hash rag, rig sing, sang, song yap, yep, yip bat, bet, bit get, got peg, pig rat, rot sob shot ban, bin cad, cod gash, gosh hang jag, jog ram, rim
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