Word: Rot
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Rot means to go bad and soft, like an old banana or a fallen leaf.
Syllables: rot
Tricky part: Rot has a short o, as in hot. Some children write oa, but that makes a long sound, as in boat.
Watch out for: roat, raot
Memory tip: Make your mouth round like an o when you say rot.
Example 1: The mangoes will rot if we keep them in the sun.
Example 2: Old leaves rot on the ground.
Example 3: Brush your teeth so they do not rot.
When fallen leaves rot, they turn into compost, which helps new plants grow.
Find the word that doesn't rhyme with rot:
a) dot
b) hot
c) dig
d) pot
c) dig. Hot, pot and dot all sound like rot at the end; dig does not.
Fill in the missing consonant:
ro_
a) t
b) k
a) t. Rot ends with the t you hear at the end of cat.
Continue the word chain:
rot ---> toy ---> ____
a) yes
b) tap
a) yes. Toy ends with y, and yes starts with y. Tap starts with t, like toy.
1. Which of these does not rot?
a) a stone
b) an apple
c) a leaf
d) a carrot
a) a stone
2. What can stop fruit from rotting quickly?
a) leaving it in the sun
b) putting it in hot water
c) keeping it in the fridge
d) dropping it on the floor
c) keeping it in the fridge
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